Playgrounds in Tyrol

Despite the narrow theme of the zoo, there are more than 2000 animals of 150 species, including 80 species of mammals, 60 species of birds, 11 species of reptiles and six species of amphibians. They all live in open-air enclosures.

Ellmi's Magic World has a lot to offer families, and especially children, in terms of relaxation and even learning. Situated at an altitude of 1,555 metres, there is a 4,000 square metre play and recreation centre with plenty of activities for all the family.

The name says it all — the whole family is welcome, although most of the rides are still aimed at children of different ages. Children can run around the playground, which is surrounded by fairytale characters and animal figures. The playground doesn't mind playing with visitors either, ...

If you're in the mountains in the summer, be sure to visit Hallo Du, a family holiday centre in Ebbs that offers a wide range of water activities for children and adults during the warmer months.

Area 47 is a wonderland for children who crave excitement and outdoor adventures. Kids aged 8 and up will be captivated by various activities tailored to their age group. The water park's splash track and gentler slides provide endless fun for younger visitors, while teenagers can challenge ...

Assling Wildlife Park is worth visiting with kids of all ages, as it offers a perfect blend of education and entertainment. Children will be captivated by the opportunity to observe various native wild animals up close, learning about their behaviors and habitats from the park's knowledgeable ...

Kirchberg Swimming Lake is worth visiting with kids, as it offers a world of excitement and adventure tailored to their interests. The little ones will be thrilled to splash around in the shallow, safe areas, while older children can explore the thrilling water sports and engaging playground ...

Drachental Family Park is worth visiting with kids because it offers various activities that cater to different age groups. Younger children will love the adventure playground and marble run, while older kids and teens can enjoy the Alpine Coaster and bike trails. The park's diverse attractions ...

Nestled in a green valley between the mountains, this small park doesn't have many rides, but it does have some of the most popular attractions for children, a large number of trampolines and an excellent playground.

Hechtsee is located near the Bavarian border, just a short drive from the historical fortress city of Kufstein. The lake covers an area of 28 hectares and reaches depths of up to 57 meters. Historically, the name "Hechtsee" is derived from the nymph Hechta rather than the pike fish (Hecht ...

With the Alpbachtal Seenland Card, which can be purchased when you check in at the hotel, you can climb to the top for free and have a great time visiting the various play stations. Guests are often greeted personally by the mascot of this wonderful world, the donkey, as they enter the park.

Once you've passed through the tall wooden gates by the lift, you'll find yourself in a real kingdom, where everyone can test their agility, strength and skills. While the youngest visitors of the park play in the sandpit, bounce on the trampolines or ride the swings and roundabouts on the ...