Restaurant
Umbrüggler Alm
Rebuilt timber-and-glass mountain tavern on a pasture with a four-century history above the city.
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About this audio guide
This guide to the Umbrueggler Alm above Innsbruck follows the alpine hut through the tale of the Kasermandl, a mischievous little hut-spirit locals swore lingered here every winter. It traces songwriter Josef Poll and the alm's early twentieth century tenant, Stamser Luis, who turned that legend into one of Tyrol's best-loved folk songs. Along the way it follows the real building through a failed health inspection and a lost lease. Best heard on the short walk up from the Hungerburg, before the trail opens onto the alm's clearing.
This audio guide was created using AI.