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The Bergisel is a hill (746 m) that lies to the south of Innsbruck, Austria, in the area of Wilten, where the Sill river meets the Inn Valley. The word's first syllable Berg- doesn't correspond etymologically to the German word Berg with the meaning mountain .
- Bergisel Ski Jump
- The Tirol Panorama and Museum of The Tyrolean Imperial Infantry
- The Circular Bergisel Hiking Route
- Getting to The Bergisel Ski Jump
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A lot has changed since the first ski jumpers came racing down the Bergisel in 1927, with a winning distance of 47.5 metres. The modern Bergisel ski jump of today is an architectural masterpiece which won the Austrian State Prize for architecture in 2002. The hill record, set up by Michael Hayböck in 2015, has almost tripled in distance to 138 metr...
On 13 August 1809, the hill overlooking Innsbruck was transformed into a bloody battleground during the Third Battle of Bergisel. Andreas Hofer led 18,000 rebels against a Bavarian army division. The German casualties amounted to 200 dead and 250 wounded, while 100 were killed and 220 wounded on Hofer’s side. This battle became the inspiration for ...
History and nature combine to make the circular Bergisel hiking routea highly recommended route for an easy, short hike on Innsbruck’s doorstep. You can either start from the back of the parking area or at the ski jump. If you’re a first-time visitor and prone to get lost, I will suggest starting in the parking lot. We followed the yellow “Panorama...
By Car:Take the Innsbruck Süd-offramp on the A13 highway. Travel on the B182 direction Innsbruck for 2,3 km before turning right at the Bergisel sign. Alternatively, travel on the B182 from Innsbruck (past the Grasmayr bell factory and Wilten monastery) and turn left into Bergisel Road. By Public Transport: TheSightseer Buswhich is included in the ...
Bergisel is a hill with a modern ski jump, a historic battle site, and panoramic views of Innsbruck and the Alps. Learn about the attractions, entrance fees, opening times, and how to get there.
Die Bergisel ist eine legendäre Skisprungschanze mit Olympischer Vergangenheit und einer modernen Architektur. Sie bietet neben Sport auch Restaurants, Aussichtsterrassen und Events in Tirol.
The Bergisel Ski Jump is a masterpiece of Zaha Hadid, combining a ski jump venue and a restaurant with panoramic view. Learn about its history, opening times, admission fees and how to get there.
Visit the Bergisel Ski Jump, a landmark designed by Zaha Hadid and a venue for the Four Hills Tournament. Enjoy the views from the tower-top restaurant and terrace, or learn about the history of ski jumping at the information panels.
- Innsbruck, 6020
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Where is the Bergisel located?
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Where is the Bergisel Ski Jump?
The ski jump on Bergisel hill in Innsbruck was rebuilt in 2001 by Zaha Hadid, the first woman to win the Pritzker Prize. It is a sports facility, a public attraction and a symbol of the Olympic city of Innsbruck.
Bergisel is a famous ski jump site in Innsbruck, Austria, that hosted two Olympic Winter Games and the Four Hills tournament. Learn about its history, design, and how to watch ski jumpers from the tower, stadium, or run.
