hungerburg funicular

How can you go to innsbruck and not see this one. worth a visit and you won' regret. the views are amazing. organised well and with innsbruck car - its all very affordable

A must do when visiting innsbruck! The views are breathtaking!! Even on cloudy days it is a wonderful and memorable experience.

its basically a railway to go up to hungerburg , where you have to change to cable car to reach seegrub and another cable car to go up to the peak

A new funicular from my last visit many years ago, it is more like a train now. Makes another stop alongside the river before going up to the zoo then onto Hungerburg. Very pleasant ride.

Used the Innsbruck card for a free trip up the funicular, to the top. Unfortunately it was a rainy day but it had a certain atmosphere as we shared the lift with a couple of guys, a child, and a big cross! Had a little wander but not too close to the edge. On the plus side there were no crowds.

This was such a brilliant experience for us! The views were incredible over Innsbruck, and you really do go high, especially if you go right to the top! The total cost is 30 euro's, which seems a lot, but I do think it's worth it. We spent all day up there, and had lunch and hot drinks, which was good, lots of choice. Definitely a must-do!!

It was great, except the day we choose to go was very snowy and the cloud came down...So we only went to second stage.

This train takes to the cable car that takes you up to a restaurant bar near the top of the northern range of the alps and the views are spectacular. If you have a couple of hours you can walk down to the train. Expensive but worth it.

Recommendations: Take climbing poles if you are hiking and wish to walk in the unfenced areas. Give at least an hour to make it up the mountain, it took us an hour and a half up, 50 minutes down.

Apparently this was built by a local business man who was annoyed with the lack of public transport between Hungerburg and central Innsbruck. It's a great little train which takes you up the mountain to a Hungerburg, which is a suburb just on the outskirts of Innsbruck. Beautiful scenery looking back down over Innsbruck. They also had a small Christmas market.

Went up the cable car to the snow and made a snowman, it was blizzard like and was the best fun. we had a meal in the restuarant and that was delicious.

The funicular has several stops at varying levels with delicious good at their cafeterias. There are free lounge chairs where you can sit and enjoy the stunning views, one of the greatest gifts Austria has to offer. Not to be missed.

Nice excursion and we combined it with the Alpine zoo... which was nice to! Trains run every 15 minutes and the combination ticket was reasonably priced

We went up the Funicular during our second day skiing and it was nice. The views from the funicular are good if you have no clouds in the bottom part of the mountain otherwise you cannot really see anything. it takes about 7-10 minutes after which you need to get off and transfer to a ski lift. The peak is about 7100 feet above the sea level and you can pretty much see all of Innsbruck on a clear day and also Germany and Italian Alps. The Stubai Glacier can also be seen from the top. Do cover yourself when you go up!

Good way to get up the mountain. It was freezing up the top so wear warm clothes especially thick socks. Using the Innsbruck card entitles a trip all the way to the top. Very good value.