Christmas hike through the Alpine Zoo
2009-11-28 to 2009-12-19 at 17:00
Christmas songs fill the air as you hike through the zoo by the guide's torch light.
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AlpenzooEurope's highest zoo
Weiherburggasse 37
Innsbruck,
6020
Neighborhood:
Nearest Train: Hungerburg: Tram 1, Bus 4, D; Alpenzoo: HungerburgbahnPhone: +43 512 29 2323
Fax: +43 512 29 3089
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Situated 727 metres above sea level, the Alpenzoo is the highest zoo in the world. Rather than play host to a range of exotic creatures, this haven only contains animals that originate from the Alpine region. Visitors can see more than 2,000 different species ranging from the tiny golden cockerel, to mammoth bison and the bearded vulture with a wing-span of more than 3 metres. Otters play in the water and various weird and wonderful fish can be viewed in the extraordinary cold-water aquarium. The park rangers also nurture endangered species and return them to their natural habitat, the Alps. So, if you spot an eagle soaring through the skies of Innsbruck, it may well be thanks to the work of the Alpine zoo.NYC Best Hotel Deals: 50% Savings In New York! Experience New York At It's Finest!JustClickLocal.comAlaska – it’s HOT! Get a FREE Official Alaska Travel Guide today.TravelAlaska.com
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Christmas hike through the Alpine Zoo
Nov 28th, 2009 to Dec 19th, 2009
5:00PM
Christmas songs fill the air as you hike through the zoo by the guide's torch light.




It was a great zoo, very scenic. However, I wish the animals had more room to roam. It was the fir...
Reviewed by:Jennifer from on Feb 19 2008





Although not exactly the most amazing zoo, it did feel unique. It wasn't typical of the rest of...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 28 2007




Visiting towards the end of November, many of the animal exihibits would be in hibernation. Probably...
Reviewed by:NK from on Dec 05 2006
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