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On Friday, 19th September, we are offering two exciting tours. Please note that separate registration is required for each tour

Bergisel Ski Jump Experience: A Thrilling Glimpse into the World of Skiing

Bergisel Ski Jump
Bergisel Ski Jump

Join us for an exciting tour at the iconic Bergisel Ski Jump! The day begins with an arrival at Bergisel, where you'll have the opportunity to explore the Bergisel Stadium, including a live ski jumping demonstration. You’ll be split into smaller groups for a more personalized experience.

Experience the thrill of watching the live ski jump, with a guided sports tour led by professional ski jumpers. The tour lasts around one hour and offers insights into the world of ski jumping. For those who prefer to relax, enjoy the stunning views from the Bergisel Sky Restaurant with a cup of coffee and a slice of cake, while observing the live jumps.

If you’re feeling adventurous, you can also take a turn on the "Zitterbalken", a unique experience where you can test your balance and nerves. Please note, due to time constraints, the Zitterbalken experience may be limited to a smaller group, with the rest enjoying the restaurant’s spectacular views

 

Hafelekar Tour: A Journey into Alpine Science and Stunning Views

Victor Franz Hess Messstation

Join us for a scenic after-conference tour in Innsbruck! We will meet in the city center and take the cable car up to Hafelekar, situated at an elevation of 2,334 meters. Once at the top, we’ll visit the historical Hafelekar research station, where groundbreaking scientific history was made.

In 1931, Professor Victor Franz Hess (1883–1964) founded the world's first high-altitude laboratory here, dedicated to the study of cosmic rays. Innsbruck, with its university and the Nordkette cable car, provided the perfect conditions for this pioneering scientific work.

This tour offers a unique opportunity to explore both the stunning Alpine landscape and a site of scientific significance, with breathtaking views from the mountain peaks. As we enter an alpine environment, please bring good shoes, appropriate and warm clothing, and wind and rain protection, depending on the weather

More information (in german): Vicotor Franz Hess station

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