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Nordkettenbahn
Tyrolean Evening Folk Show
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Tyrolean Evening Folk Show
Nordkettenbahn
Tyrolean Evening Folk Show
Great experience, getting almost to the top of Innsbruck was awesome. Well organized and very well run
What a great experience little bit expensive but it is well worth it. If you are in innsbruck I cannot recomend this enough. Super easy to use the tickets and something we won't forget
The time you have to enjoy the experience is flexible. Upon my arrival accessing the attraction was easy. You just have to scan the QR code to access the tram to the top of the mountain. The ride up and down was very smooth and the tram comes often so you can go up or down easily. I suggest enjoy a nice meal at the restaurant at the very top. They have a nice menu of traditional foods and great beverage offerings.
How well the whole trip was planned , despite the hundreds of travelers. The awesome view and beauty of nature!!!
Fantastic experience! Be sure to hike up to the tiptop after the third cable car (if physically able), because the views are phenomenal!! I didn't have time to enjoy any of the restaurants and such, but would have loved to do so.
Easiest your experience ever! Scanned tickets for entry on transportation, everything was timely and efficient. Enjoyed friendly face at the Top of Innsbruck cafe as well.
The tickets worked perfectly and the whole process was very smooth. The cable car and funicular were very fun! And the views at the top are exceptional! Definitely worth a visit!
easy to use, reliable, fast and secure
Easy to use. Clear instruction. Informative..
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Top of Innsbruck: Nordkettenbahn Round-Trip
Swarovski Crystal Worlds
Tyrolean Evening Folk Show with Gundolf Family
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Swarovski Crystal Worlds
Tyrolean Evening Folk Show with Gundolf Family
Top of Innsbruck: Nordkettenbahn Round-Trip
Swarovski Crystal Worlds
Tyrolean Evening Folk Show with Gundolf Family
Swarovski crystal world is a must visit if you are in Innsbruck. There is shuttle bus service from three different Innsbruck center locations to and fro. We took from Innsbruck hbf station at 8:40am first bus. 20 mins travel . Return is 11:40. Wonderful museum and good collection of Swarovski collections
Tickets worked just fine. Had a lovely trip to the top of Innsbruck and the Alpen Zoo halfway up to/doen from the top. Great value for money.
View from top of Innsbruck. Animals in Alpine zoo were well kept. No noticable stress behaviour, except in few bird species kept in smaller "ecological boxes" cases.
The hall with the ice was closed for renovation work and that was nowhere to be read, disappointing. The signposts are not optimally laid out, it was not easy to find your way around. The highlight was the hanging crystals in the dark room.
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Great experience, getting almost to the top of Innsbruck was awesome. Well organized and very well run
What a great experience little bit expensive but it is well worth it. If you are in innsbruck I cannot recomend this enough. Super easy to use the tickets and something we won't forget
The time you have to enjoy the experience is flexible. Upon my arrival accessing the attraction was easy. You just have to scan the QR code to access the tram to the top of the mountain. The ride up and down was very smooth and the tram comes often so you can go up or down easily. I suggest enjoy a nice meal at the restaurant at the very top. They have a nice menu of traditional foods and great beverage offerings.
Come early and skip crowd in the chambers. It is exclusiveness witnessing sparkling lights of Swarovski crystals. I really do appreciate that there is amazing installations from artists all over the world. Every now and then there are new art installations so it is nice to come again and have a completely different experience.
The exploded crystal room with the heart beat. Mesmerising 🤩
The art exhibits inside museum were mind boggling. Enjoyed every part of the museum.
The Gundolf Family are pioneers of traditional Tyrolean music. Their Tyrolean beats and melodies captivate your mind, body, and soul as talented musicians perform classic Tyrolean folk music with traditional instruments like the accordion, zither, and alphorn. You’ll also be amazed by the deep, resonant tones of the alpine horn, a signature instrument of the region. Listen as skilled musicians create a mesmerizing symphony that echoes through the venue, evoking the spirit of the mountains.
Immerse yourself in the unique art of yodelling as performers showcase their impressive vocal range and melodic yodelling techniques, transporting you to the breathtaking landscapes of the Tyrolean mountains. A form of wordless singing, while yodelling appears in many cultures, it is mostly part of Swiss folk music. Musicians hold an extended single note and modulate it to ensure it fluctuates from the deep sound of the chest voice to the falsetto sound of the head voice.
The Tyrolean Folk Show features energetic and colourful folk dances performed by skilled dancers wearing traditional Tyrolean attire. Their lively footwork and joyful expressions reflect the region's rich cultural heritage, pushing you to join in the celebration. Witness the rhythmic and acrobatic moves of the Schuhplattler dance, where performers stomp their feet, clap their hands, and slap their thighs in perfect synchronization, creating a lively and entertaining spectacle.
Revel in more than just music and dance while you see a stunning display of intricate and colourful Tyrolean costumes as performers take to the stage in a lively procession. Showcasing the region's diverse attire and adding a visual feast to the show, enjoy moments of laughter as talented comedians bring humour and fun to the front, infusing it with playful skits and amusing interactions with the audience.
The Tyrolean Folk Show’s history is recent, but the foundations were laid back in the 18th century. Mountain farmer and passionate musician Franz Gundolf founded the first village brass band in Häselgehr in the Lech Valley/Tyrol in 1773, kickstarting a legacy that lives on today.
Franz’s grandson, Franz Paulo Gundolf, was born in 1869. He taught music to finance his studies during the day and performed in the guesthouse “Breinössl” in Innsbruck in the evening. He had eight children, each gifted with musical talent.
Franz Paulo’s son Kurt built a music career. He was a bell founder and soloist on the Flügelhorn with the Innsbruck city brass band “Wiltener Stadtkapelle” for 25 years. He and his brothers Otto, Erich and Oskar formed the Gundolf band in 1950 and performed across Europe.
Kurt’s sons Franz, Konrad and Ernst formed the “Alpenbühne Geschwister Gundolf.” They performed with their father Kurt and sisters Fini and Edith as a family ensemble at the historical “Stiftskeller” in Innsbruck. Many singers, musicians, and dancers joined after the group’s success.
The Gundolf Family’s reputation skyrocketed after their show’s foundation. Post-1967, they performed worldwide, taking Tyrolean musicians to all corners. They toured Germany, Switzerland, Italy, France, Holland, Sweden, and Denmark, followed by South Africa, the USA, Canada, and Japan.
Address: "Alpensaal an der Messe", Ingenieur-Etzel-Straße, 6020 Innsbruck
You can buy Tyrolean Folk Show tickets online and offline. Online ticket booking is the better option as you can get deals and discounts.
Yes. You can buy Tyrolean Folk Show tickets online.
Tyrolean Folk Show tickets cost €33.
Yes. You can get discounts on Tyrolean Folk Show tickets if you book online.
The Tyrolean Folk Show is a cultural performance showcasing traditional music, dance, and customs from the Tyrol region in Austria.
You can get access to the Tyrolean Folk Show tickets online.
The Tyrolean Folk Show is performed at Kapuzinergasse 11 Eingang in der, Ing.-Etzel-Straße, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria.
Highlights of the Tyrolean Folk Show include traditional Tyrolean music, yodelling, and folk dances.
You can reach the Tyrolean Folk Show venue by tram and bus.
Tyrolean Folk Show is open to visitors from 8:30 PM daily.
The facilities at the Tyrolean Folk Show include comfortable seats, washrooms, etc.
Yes. The Tyrolean Folk Show is wheelchair accessible.
You can have dinner at the Tyrolean Folk Show, where you can choose from vegetarian and non-vegetarian food. The vegetarian food includes soup with sliced pancakes, Tyrolean Schlutzkrapfen - ravioli filled with spinach and cheese, mixed salad, and apple strudel with whipped cream clear soup with sliced pancakes.
Yes. Photography is allowed at the Tyrolean Folk Show.
Yes. It is worth seeing a Tyrolean Folk Show to learn about the culture of the Austrian state of Tyrol.