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14°C/57°F
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21°C/70°F
60% Fineweather
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Forecast

The nice weather will continue on Wednesday. The reason for this however, isn’t high pressure, but the increasing foehn!

The weather will stay dry and warm. Sometimes bands of high clouds will occasionally pass over our region.

Tendency

We should take advantage of Wednesday’s sunny spells as the forecast for Thursday and Friday is not encouraging, unfortunately. The banks of clouds of a front will spread to our region and may even bring occasional rainfall.

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morning
14°C/57°F
70% Fineweather
3000m
Frostborder

Thursday

Thursday
21°C/70°F
60% Fineweather
2900m
Frostborder

Friday

Friday
14°C/57°F
30% Fineweather
2400m
Frostborder

Forecast

The nice weather will continue on Wednesday. The reason for this however, isn’t high pressure, but the increasing foehn!

The weather will stay dry and warm. Sometimes bands of high clouds will occasionally pass over our region.

Tendency

We should take advantage of Wednesday’s sunny spells as the forecast for Thursday and Friday is not encouraging, unfortunately. The banks of clouds of a front will spread to our region and may even bring occasional rainfall.

Need help? Contact us!

Innsbruck Tourism


Mon - Fri: 8.00 am - 5.00 pm

Hotel- and group reservations


Mon - Fri: 9.00 am - 5.00 pm

Tourist info


Mo - Fr: 9.00 am - 5.00 pm

Historical buildings

 > The Garberhaus building

The Garberhaus building

Garberhaus
Garberhaus
Schulgasse 8, 6170  Zirl
+43 512 / 53 56 61 70
zirl@innsbruck.info
https://innsbruck.info/zirl

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The Garberhaus building is closely connected with an important event in the village history of Zirl.
In 1908, when the last major fire raged in Zirl, the blaze came to a standstill right by this large house south of the village centre. Today, the charred planks of the wooden village walls on the north side of the house provide a constant reminder of the catastrophic fire. The name of the house comes from "Garber" (= tanner: craftsmen who turn animal skins into leather).
The house has a double loft, which was used to dry the animal skins.

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