Top Austrian Alps Tickets & Passes

Immerse yourself in the beauty of Swarovski crystals during a visit to Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens. Make your way through the Chambers of Wonder and discover the Crystal Cloud, a display of over 800,000 hand-mounted crystals. Walk through the Garden of the Giant to view the unique art installations. Kids can run, play and climb in the outdoor playground before sitting down for a snack at the attraction's cafe and restaurant.

Enjoy a one-of-a-kind night out, and immerse yourself in Austrian cultural traditions, when you book tickets to this Tyrolean music and folk dancing show in Innsbruck. Settle into your seat at the venue, conveniently located in the city center, and watch dancing, yodeling, and other engaging performances. To treat your taste buds to a hearty helping of Austrian cuisine, upgrade to include a 3-course meal, including delicious regional specialties.

UNESCO–listed Salzburg is famous for its classical music heritage, and for a live performance, there are few locations to match the Marble Hall in 17th-century Mirabell Palace. With this ticket, take your seat in the Marble Hall and enjoy a recital in the tradition of Mozart and his contemporaries. Marvel at the skill of the soloists and ensembles on stage, and admire the beautiful baroque architecture for which Mirabell Palace is known.

Swarovski Crystal Worlds is one of Innsbruck’s must-visit attractions, but its location outside of the city means you need to plan ahead. Save your precious vacation time by securing your entry ticket in advance along with a ticket for the shuttle bus. With the logistics organized in advance, you can focus on the crystal-themed attraction itself, which is part art gallery, part retail park. Gardens, hand-mounted crystal installations, and contemporary art beckon.

Step back in time and discover life during Mozart's era with this unique themed dining experience. Set in the atmospheric Baroque Hall of St. Peter Stiftskulinarium in Salzburg’s Old Town, enjoy a delightful three-course menu inspired by 18th-century cuisine. A chamber ensemble with opera singers enhances your meal with live performances of Mozart classics. The venue allows service animals and offers infant seats; seating is preassigned, and admission is until 7:10pm.

Ride the Hungerburg Funicular from Innsbruck to the Nordkette mountain range, a jewel of the Karwendel National Park. Swap your pre-booked ticket for your pass at the ticket office and step aboard to admire sights of Innsbruck’s Goldenes Dachl surrounded by sweeping alpine vistas. Upgrade to include a ticket to Europe’s highest altitude zoo or just enjoy the round-trip ride.

Mozart concerts at Salzburg’s Hohensalzburg Fortress are popular and often sell out in advance. So, grab your ticket online, and then travel to the panoramic hilltop perch on your preferred date to enjoy the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. As the city twinkles in the evening darkness, you’ll hear treasures from the composer’s collection of works and solos from internationally renowned performers.

Soak in sweeping views of Innsbruck from the Bergisel Ski Jump site located a short drive from town. Designed by renowned architect Zaha Hadid, the tower features a restaurant and terrace with panoramic vistas. You can also learn about Olympic history and the world of ski jumping in the gallery during your visit.

Discover the enchanting world of crystal at Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens, where you can immerse yourself in various exhibits and attractions like The Giant's gardens and the mesmerizing "Crystal Cloud," featuring 800,000 hand-mounted crystals. Venture into the “Chambers of Wonder” for an extraordinary experience that showcases crystal in a way you've never encountered before. Wander through the museum’s gardens to see distinctive art installations, and bring your children to enjoy the play tower—a creative outdoor playground designed for kids of all ages with ample space for climbing and playing. Meet the Giant, the waterfall-mouthed guardian built into the hillside, created by André Heller for Swarovski's centenary in 1995. An onsite café and restaurant near the gardens boast stunning views of the surrounding scenery while offering a memorable culinary adventure filled with unique flavors for visitors to savor.

Visit Ambras Castle with a prebooked entrance ticket that makes it easy to explore one of Innsbruck’s main historical sights at your own pace. Travel up to the hills above the city and walk through the castle’s collections, from Renaissance-era armor to the Chamber of Art and Curiosities, which reflects 16th-century collecting culture. Continue through the Spanish Hall and the Habsburg Gallery to see portraits and architectural details that highlight the castle’s role in Austrian history.

Enjoy breathtaking vistas of the Austrian mountains with a round-trip cable car ride between Innsbruck city center and the Nordkette, at the heart of the country’s nature park. Visit a cable car station designed by Zaha Hadid, then watch the ground drop away as you travel to Seegrube. Get a bird’s-eye view of Europe’s steepest ski slope, and spot climbers on the rocky face of the Karwendel. Explore the mountain at your own pace before boarding the cable car to make the return trip to Innsbruck.

On this VIP evening program, you’ll enjoy a sumptuous dinner on a panoramic terrace overlooking Salzburg, followed by a Mozart concert at the hilltop fortress of Hohensalzburg. Enjoy an elegant, multi-course meal with seafood or veal, paired with a bottle of red or white wine. Then, settle back and relax as you take in centuries-old musical scores from the city’s famed composer. During the holidays, you'll also listen to traditional advent and Christmas music.

Reach a 2,334-metre Alpine summit straight from Innsbruck's city centre with three connected cable cars and around 30 minutes of climbing views with you're entry tickets. The Nordkette journey is one of the most remarkable in the Alps, beginning underground in the Old Town aboard the Hungerburgbahn. From Hungerburg, the Seegrubenbahn cable car sweeps you up the mountain face to the Seegrube at 1,905 metres, where a sun terrace and restaurant look out over the whole city. The final Hafelekarbahn then lifts you to the ridge of the Karwendel — Austria's largest nature park — where a short summit path ends at the Hafelekarspitze, 2,334 metres: the Top of Innsbruck. The reward is a genuine 360° panorama: Innsbruck and the Inn Valley a vertical mile below on one side, the wild limestone ranges of the Karwendel stretching away on the other. Walk the ridge, spot ibex on the slopes, linger over coffee at the summit restaurant, or time your descent for golden light over the rooftops.

Guarantee entry to Europe’s highest zoo by booking your entry ticket to Alpenzoo Innsbruck in advance. As well as admiring more than 2,000 animals in spacious enclosures, you’ll enjoy a round-trip journey on the Hungerburgbahn, a modern funicular that reveals panoramic views of the Alps and Tyrol’s capital city. Plus, your all-day package allows you to visit the zoo at a time convenient for you.

Experience a concert with violin and piano in the afternoon of 45 minutes in Salzburg’s Old Town with Mozart’s masterpieces, performed by international prizewinners.

Get more out of a trip to the Swarovski Crystal World in Wattens, and explore the museum with a private guide who has experience working for the Swarovski brand. You’ll get insider stories about the company history, and check out the highlights of the sites such as the Crystal Garden and Swarovski Turm. Extra bonus: you'll even have time to sample food and wine from the Swarovski-owned vineyards, too.

Book in advance to visit AREA 47 in the Oetztal Valley, and have a day of water thrills with speed slides, wakeboarding, and even cliff diving. Open to competent swimmers and over 12s, the park is set up perfectly for daredevil teens and adults alike. Just show your ticket to enter, then enjoy a day of water-filled fun at your leisure.

Experience the world of beer in Europe's largest beer adventure world! Discover the 530 year history of the Stiegl Brewery. Enjoy 2 Stiegl beer tastings during your visit.

Discover Austria’s vibrant art scene in Graz, by going to Kunsthaus Graz Museum. You’ll skip long visitor lines, as your entrance ticket is included. Explore the museum in your own time, so you can stop and admire the artwork, rather than rushing through. Enjoy multiple contemporary art exhibitions in this Graz institution.

In the historic cloister of the Franciscan monastery in Salzburg, an exquisite selection of piano sonatas by W.A. Mozart as well as impressive works of Romanticism by F. Liszt and F. Chopin are on display. This concert visit offers the opportunity to enjoy the masterpieces in a unique atmosphere marked by the rich history of the monastery. An unforgettable musical experience awaits you in this cultural highlight of the city.

Experience an afternoon concert of 45 minutes in Salzburg's Old Town with Mozart's masterpieces, performed by international award winners.

Widely considered among the finest fortifications in Austria, Tratzberg Castle sits in a forested location in the Tyrol mountains, with sweeping views over the hillside scenery. With this entry ticket, step inside Tratzberg Castle on an audio-guided tour and find out for yourself what makes it special. Delve 500 years back in time, discover top castle attractions including the Habsburg Hall, and admire the impressive collections of art, armor, and more.

Experience an unforgettable concert full of elegance and historical charm. The focus is on virtuoso Baroque works and glamorous soprano arias from the most famous Mozart operas. The delicate, silvery sound of the harpsichord brings the compositions to authentic life. A wonderful ambience completes this musical highlight and provides a magical atmosphere.

Experience two of Salzburg’s most popular tours in one easy day. Begin your day traveling through the Bavarian Mountains to visit the 450-year-old Berchtesgaden Salt Mines, which reflect Salzburg’s salt-trading past. Then, visit some of the memorable locations where “The Sound of Music” was filmed while soaking up the stunning scenery of the Salzkammergut. Fit more into a day and learn about Salzburg’s diverse history and culture.