Destinations for excursions

Active holiday guests who would like to spend eventful and exciting days in the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena can choose from a range of worthwhile excursion destinations in the region.

With 406 metres in length, the highline179 is world’s longest Tibet-style suspension bridge for pedestrians. It’s located midway between Reutte and Heiterwang am See.

www.highline179.com
Klausenareal Reutte

With 159 metres in height, Stuibenfall is Tyrol’s tallest waterfall.

www.umhausen.com
6441 Niederthai

Neuschwanstein Castle was built between 1869 and 1886 under King Ludwig II of Bavaria in the style of a medieval fortress.

www.neuschwanstein.de 
Neuschwansteinstraße 20
87629 Füssen

From 1832 to 1836, Crown Prince Maximilian of Bavaria (“King Max”) restored the ruins of a fortress in neo-Gothic style. Tip: the reduced combo ticket for the “Castles of King Ludwig II”.

www.hohenschwangau.de
Alpseestraße 12
87629 Füssen

The Venus Grotto and the Moorish Kiosk are two of the highlights of this “royal villa” of King Ludwig II. 

www.linderhof.de 
Linderhof 12
82488 Ettal

The Crystal Worlds are among the most visited sights and attractions in Austria. Tip: With the guest card of the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena, you’ll get a 10 percent discount on the admission. 

www.swarovski.com/kristallwelten 
Kristallweltenstraße 1
6112 Wattens

It’s well worth taking a leisurely stroll through the beautiful pedestrian zone of this Bavarian city – known for being a site of the Olympic Games.

www.gapa.de 
82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen

Frauenkirche (Cathedral of Our Dear Lady), the New Town Hall with its “Glockenspiel”, the Hofbräuhaus (Royal Brewery), Allianz Arena, BMW Welt … Bavaria’s capital is well worth seeing.

www.muenchen.de 
80331 München

Tyrol’s capital boasts countless sights and attractions – among them its old town with the Golden Roof, the City Tower, St. Anne’s Column, the Court Church and the Bergisel Ski Jump.

www.innsbruck.info 
6020 Innsbruck

The Benedictine community has been living by the rules of its seraphic father Saint Benedict for many centuries already. A visit to the Ettal Abbey takes you on a journey through its history and life at the abbey.

www.abtei.kloster-ettal.de 
Kaiser-Ludwig-Platz 1
82488 Ettal

The pilgrimage church is a World Cultural Heritage Site and a world-renowned rococo building from the 18th century.

www.wieskirche.de
Wies 12
86989 Steingaden

At the Ehrenberg Castle ruins near Reutte, you can go on a 700-year journey back into the region’s medieval past. Tip: the museum lets you experience history with all your senses.

www.ehrenberg.at
Klause 1
6600 Reutte

At Glentleithen Open-Air Museum in Großweil, you can take a closer look at the farmhouses, mills, Alpine huts and workshops of days long past.

www.glentleiten.de
An der Glentleiten 4
82439 Großweil

If you’d like to learn more about the history of Europe, you’ll have the opportunity to do so at the so-called “mother of all mines”.

www.silberbergwerk.at
6130 Schwaz

How did medieval miners live and work? Find out about the fascinating history of mining at Gurgltal Miner’s World!

www.knappenwelt.at
Tschirgant 1
6464 Tarrenz

At Ötzi Village, you‘ll get a chance to experience what life was like during the Neolithic Period.

www.oetzi-dorf.at
Am Tauferberg 8
6441 Umhausen