The Alpenzoo, one of the highest located zoos in Europe, presents more than 150 animal species
Image gallery: Innsbruck Alpine Zoo
The Alpine Zoo (Alpenzoo Innsbruck) is not only known in Tyrol, but also far beyond its borders. This zoo is located in impressive position at the foot of the Nordkette mountain range fringing Innsbruck and provides an insight into the alpine animal world. Besides it offers a great view on the fascinating mountains as well as the city. Eventually it is one of Europe's highest located zoo (727 m a.s.l.), higher located is only the Parc Zoologique in La Chaux-de-Fonds (CH).
However, this zoo in the district of Hungerburg features more than 2,000 animals of 150 species on an area of 4.1 hectares. Almost all animals can be observed also in winter, except marmots, which oversleep this season, as well as snakes and amphibians, which spend it in their winter habitat. Other animals can be observed, but only if you look closely, because the snow grouse and mountain e.g. have got a very good camouflage.
In spring many young animals come out from behind and this attracts a large number of visitors. Pygmy mouses, terrapins, marine otters, brown bears, chamois and many other alpine animals live here. New, however, is the museum at the Weiherburg, an old residence on the site of the Innsbruck Alpine Zoo. The small museum, a project in collaboration with the Tyrolean State Museums, shows "Ex & Neo", an exhibition about biodiversity in Tyrol.
Contact info
- Weiherburggasse alley 37a - 6020 - Innsbruck
- +43 512 292323
- office@alpenzoo.at
Opening times
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Admission
€ 14.00 adults
€ 11.00 students
€ 11.00 seniors
€ 7.00 students (16-18 years)
€ 7.00 children (6-15 years)
€ 7.00 people with disabilities (50-70%)
€ 3.00 small children (4-5 years)
museum at the Weiherburg included
free for toddlers
free for people with disabilities (more than 80%)
free with the Innsbruck Card
combined ticket with the Alpine Zoo*:
€ 19.00 adults
€ 16.50 students
€ 16.50 seniors
€ 14.50 young people (16-18 years)
€ 10.50 children (6-15 years)
€ 3.50 young children (4-5 years)
available at the valley station of the Hungerburg Funicular
More information
* The combined ticket includes reduced parking fee at the Innsbruck City Garage, the ascent and descent by Hungerburg Funicular and the admission to the Innsbruck Alpine Zoo.
From Sept 10, 2023, every Sunday farmers' breakfast at the zoo restaurant ANIMAHL from 9 am to 10.30 am (€ 25.00 adults, € 16.00 children, zoo ticket included), reservation: office@alpenzoo.at.
The zoo stays open all year round. Dogs are not allowed.
