Explore Hall in Tirol

The Nordkette Cable Car links Innsbruck with the Nordkette, the southernmost range of the Karwendel. The Hungerburgbahn funicular, with stations by Zaha Hadid, runs from the city centre to Hungerburg, where two cableways continue to Seegrube at 1,905 metres and Hafelekar at 2,269 metres. The first cableway opened in 1928.

Swarovski Crystal Worlds is an attraction in Wattens, near Innsbruck, created by André Heller for the crystal maker Swarovski and opened in 1995. Beneath a grass-covered giant's head with a waterfall lie the Chambers of Wonder, rooms in which artists and designers interpret crystal, and a 7.5-hectare garden adds a crystal cloud and a play tower.

Alpenzoo Innsbruck is a zoo devoted to the animals of the Alps, on the slope of the Nordkette below Hungerburg at about 750 metres. Founded by Hans Psenner in 1962 beside the Weiherburg, it keeps around 150 alpine species, among them ibex, bearded vultures and northern bald ibises, and has a farm with old Tyrolean livestock breeds.

The Bergisel Ski Jump is a ski jumping hill on the Bergisel at the southern edge of Innsbruck, used for the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympics and each year for a round of the Four Hills Tournament. Its present concrete tower was designed by Zaha Hadid in the early 2000s; an inclined lift takes visitors up to a viewing platform and a panoramic restaurant.