View over the snowcovered Bergisel ski jump, Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria
The Bergisel Ski Jump is a real architectural masterpiece, designed by the Iraqi-British world-class architect Zaha Hadid (1950 - 2016), who succeeded in combining - 250 m above the town - the ski jump as athletic venue and the restaurant with panoramic terrace in a unique way and barrier-free.
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4-Schanzen: Die Entscheidung am Bergisel. Vierschanzentournee am 3. Januar 2023. Es geht um den Tagessieg und die Gesamtwertung: Die Entscheidung bei der 3. Station der Vierschanzentournee in.
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The Bergisel Ski Jump ( German: Bergiselschanze ), whose stadium has a capacity of 26,000, [1] is a ski jumping hill located in Bergisel in Innsbruck, Austria. It is one of the more important venues in the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup, annually hosting the third competition of the prestigious Four Hills Tournament .
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Towering high above Innsbruck on the wooded Bergisel Hill, the Bergisel Ski Jump is a sight to behold. Each January, the Olympic Bergisel Ski Jump plays host to the third competition of the prestigious Four Hills Tournament.
Bergisel Ski Jump, Innsbruck, Austria Zaha Hadid 2002 Ken Lee Flickr
Innsbruck, 02.01.2024 - 03.01.2024. As every year, the Bergisel Ski Jump at Innsbruck plays host to the third event within the prestigious Four Hills Tournament in early January. The thrilling event has been attracting the eyes of the sports world for 72 years. Held each year at four sites in Germany and Austria over a nine-day period, the Four.
View of Bergisel ski jumping hill in Innsbruck (Austria) from the North
The Bergisel ski jump is a prominent landmark on Innsbruck's skyline. This is the view from the panorama trail around the Bergisel. Two lifts take visitors to a viewing terrace and 50 m high tower overlooking the Bergisel ski jump. If you have the time and the energy, you can also walk the 455 stairs to the top.
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Vierschanzentournee. Das Bergiselspringen im Rahmen der 72. Vierschanzentournee findet am 2. und 3.Jänner 2024 statt. Auskünfte zur Veranstaltung erhalten Sie entweder direkt beim SC Bergisel unter +43 660 88 6020 0 oder auf den Webseiten der Veranstalter. Das Bergisel-Büro kann zu Tickets leider keine telefonischen Auskünfte erteilen.
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6 KM Highs and lows! This walk takes in not only the tower of the spectacular Bergisel Ski Jump, but also the Sill Gorge, Innsbruck's very own "canyon". It bears the name Sill after the River Inn's "little sister", and takes hikers and walkers off into the untamed, romantic landscape of a Tyrolean mountain river.
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The Bergisel ski jump is a year-round visitor highlight in Tyrol. After the former ÖSV President Prof. Peter Schröcksnadel had initiated the construction of the new ski jump, the new construction of the ski jump according to the new model of the architect Zaha Hadid began in June 2001. The construction costs amounted to almost 15.4 million.
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A ski jumping site since 1927, when a wooden jump was erected, the Bergisel was upgraded for both the 1964 and 1976 Olympic Winter Games, when it became the first hill in the world to have a take-off table with a changeable slope.
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History The hill that holds the Bergisel ski jump is a very famous site… an attraction in its own right. For it was here that the Austrian freedom fighter Andreas Hofer assembled Tyrolean peasants and commons folk (18,000 in number) against the Bavarian and French forces (3 rd battle of Bergisel 1809).
Bergisel Ski Jump at Innsbruck (Austria) during summertime Stock Photo
The Bergisel Ski Jump by architect Zaha Hadid was built in Bersigel, Innsbruck, Austria in 1927. It was then remodeled in 1999-2002. It is 49 m high, 90 m long,. In December 1999 the firm of architects Zaha Hadid won the international competition to build a new runway in the ski jumping hill Bersigel.
Bergisel Ski Jump at Innsbruck (Austria) during summertime Stock Photo
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The ski jump is the most modern ski sports facility in the world with space for over 28,000 spectators. It is mainly reserved for the "ski jumping experience" but Innsbruck's modern landmark also attracts tourists: it is a great destination for anyone looking for a great view or a nice cup of coffee, as well as techies and architecture enthusiasts.
Bergisel Ski Jump, Innsbruck, Austria Zaha Hadid 2002 Ken Lee Flickr
The first ski jumping event at the Bergisel hill was held in year 1927 on the natural hill and only one year later the first tower was built. The ski jump was refurbished in 1933 for the Nordic World Ski Championship. However, an accident in which tower collapsed happened in 1941 during the visit of the youth sport clubs.