Sternenpark Venet o
Sternenpark Venet o

Venet Star Gazing Park

On the 2,512 m high Venet above Zams and Landeck, there is an observatory for star and sun observations

The elevation near Zams in the Upper Inn Valley is Mt. Venet: It is known as a pleasure mountain in summer and a skiing area in winter, and offers a special attraction in addition to the mountain carts at the summit. Here you can gaze at the stars, surrounded by the silence of nature and without disturbing artificial light sources in the evening.

The Venet Cable Car takes you comfortably to the top station, and then it's only a few metres to the Venet Star Gazing Park (Sternenpark Venet), the only publicly accessible observatory in Tyrol. Now it offers also special winter tours in addition to the guided tours in summer.

A look through the telescope shows you the magnificent night sky above Tyrol and, when observing the sun, its impressive gas masses. If you want to enjoy the mountain experience for longer, you can spend the night at the Venet Mountain Hut (2,212 m a.s.l.).

Contact info

Opening times

  • Sat 03 Jun closed
  • Sun 04 Jun closed
  • Mon 05 Jun closed
  • Tue 06 Jun closed
  • Wed 07 Jun closed
  • Thu 08 Jun closed
  • Fri 09 Jun closed

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Full timetables
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Star observation on Mt. Venet 2023 (08/04/2023) 20:00 - 23:00

Star observation on Mt. Venet 2023 (08/13/2023) 20:00 - 23:00

Star observation on Mt. Venet 2023 (08/25/2023) 20:00 - 23:00

Star observation on Mt. Venet 2023 (10/28/2023) 20:00 - 23:00

Admission

star observation:
€ 99.00 per person

More information

The ticket includes the ascent and descent by cable car, the star observation with star guides and a possible event programme on the mountain. Reservation needed (marketing@venet.at) - in case of bad weather, the star observation will be cancelled till 6 pm of the previous day.

The star observations take place on August 4 (Close to the stars), August 13 (Perseid meteor shower 2023), August 25 (Open Night of the Observation) and October 28 (lunar eclipse).

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