A Tiroler Zugspitzbahn
closed in preparation open
B Gletscherbahn
closed in preparation open
C Sonnenkar
closed in preparation open
D Brunntal
closed in preparation open
E Wetterwandeck
closed in preparation open
F Weißes Tal
closed in preparation open
G Schneefernerkopf
closed in preparation open
G Schneefernerkopf II
closed in preparation open
Museum Zugspitze
closed in preparation open
Schneekristall
closed in preparation open
Panorama-Gipfelrestaurant
closed in preparation open
Bahnorama
closed in preparation open

On July 5, 1926, a new era began with the opening of the Tyrolean Zugspitze cable car: the once "unclimbable" Zugspitze became accessible to mountain enthusiasts from all over the world. Behind this success lies a powerful combination of vision, courage, and initiative. From the very beginning, the railway was not only a bold engineering project but also a significant boost to the region's economic development. Today, a hundred years later, the Tyrolean Zugspitze Railway embodies continuity, technical mastery, and tourism innovation – a legacy poised to shape the future.

Vision since 100 years

The Tyrolean Zugspitzbahn is Tyrol's oldest cable car and Austria's second oldest. Today, the cable car looks back on a lively history.

To the Chronicle

interactive Museum

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary, the Interactive Museum on the Zugspitze is being redesigned and makes the history of the Tyrolean Zugspitzbahn impressively tangible. The exhibition offers exciting insights into the history surrounding the Zugspitze, the construction of Tirol's first cable car, and current impressions.

What else are you experiencing during the anniversary summer?

  • Every passenger receives a special "moment of enjoyment" as a gift for a quick treat
  • Raffle campaign "100 Years - 100 Gifts"
  • Become part of a donation campaign with RollOn Austria
  • Secure a real rarity: Our strictly limited Zugspitz Cuvée with only 600 numbered bottles - available at Zugspitz Resort
  • Tickets, souvenirs in retro style
  • ...and much more!

Commemorative publication