Lake Lans is a popular bathing lake with water slides and pedal boat rental on the outskirts of Innsbruck
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The Lanser See at 980 m a.s.l. is located in Lans and is easily accessible via public transport from Innsbruck. It is fed by ground water as well as the neighbouring water lily lake, the Lanser Moor which is under natural protection. In summer, with water temperatures of 25 degrees C, Lake Lans represents a popular destination for those who love swimming and spashing aroud.
A playground with water slides, a magic island in the middle of the lake and a toddlers' area make a summer day at the Bathing Lake Lans even more pleasant, moreover you can rent a pedal boat. A beach volley and soccer field and facilities for playing frisbee and badminton complete the offer, whereas the nudist area is a special highlight in a separated quiet area.
The restaurant with panoramic view on the shores of the Bathing Lake Lans is called Koi Bar. By the way: The lake, today privately owned, changed hands during a wedding. Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor, paid his wedding celebrations with Beatrice of Savoy by giving the lake to the Wilten Monastery. In winter, however, the lake is completely frozen and you can enjoy ice skating.
Contact info
- Am Lansersee 73 - 6072 - Lans
- +43 512 377 336
- office@lansersee.at
Opening times
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Admission
day ticket:
€ 7.50 adults
€ 7.50 young people (15-18 years)
€ 7.00 seniors 65+
€ 4.50 children (4-14 years)
€ 3.75 people with disabilities (more than 50%)
free for toddlers up to 3 years
More information
Also afternoon tickets (from 3 pm), evening tickets (from 5 pm) and tickets for 12 admissions available. Dogs are not allowed (except assistance dogs).
The Bathing Lake Lans stays open every year from May to the end of September, weather permitting. Bathing season start 2024 in mid-May.
Depending on the weather, the start and the end of the bathing season in Tyrol may be extended or shortened with a short-term notice resp. postponed to another day.
