The special discount of -9 EUR on our public selling price of 29 EUR (show incl. 1 drink) per adult for Innsbruck Card holders will be refunded at the entrance at the day of the event.

Children until 14 years will get free entrance with the Innsbruck card (without drink)!

Pls. make your reservation via telephone +43-512 263 263 or email office(at)tirolerabend.info.

THIS IS WHAT THE INNSBRUCK CARD DOES OFFER:

With the Innsbruck Card you get admission to Innsbruck's most important sights for little money. Attractions such as the mint tower in Hall and the Swarovski Crystal Worlds are included as well. 

Free public transport in Innsbruck and from/to Igls, Rum/Hall, Natters/Mutters is included as well as rides with The Sightseer or the Swarovski Crystal Worlds Shuttle .

1 ascend and 1 descend included on all lifts, funiculars and cable cars in the area of Innsbruck. 

The Innsbruck Card also offers reductions for special services and events, like: Tyrolean Evenings with the Gundolf Family, the lake in Natters (Natterer See), City Driving Range, Die Boerse (bike rental), bobsleigh for visitors at the olympic bobsleigh run in Igls, ice skating at the Olympiaworld, Sightseeing with Schubert City tours, i-tour (audio-visual city tour), as well as in certain speciality stores.

Prices 2012:                       
24 hours: € 31                     
48 hours: € 39                       
72 hours: € 45    

Children (age 6-15) pay half price
)* Group tickets available for 25 people and more

Information and Sales:
Innsbruck Information (single and group tickets*) Burggraben 3, 6021 Innsbruck, Austria
Phone +43(512)5356, fax 5356-314
info(at)innsbruck.info

M+K Reisen from Basel (Switzerland) organised a trip to Innsbruck with a gala evening for its guests. In an impressive atmosphere besides a 4 course menu also music, dance and small surprises were offered.

The musical framing was in the hands of the Gundolf family. Already during dinner a harp and accordion-duo put the guests in mood for a eventful evening. The following contemplative Christmas Concert with Tyrolean and brass music and traditional Tyrolean Christmas songs spread the Christmas mood amongst the guests, assembled in the festive adorned Dogana.

As highlight of the evening the Gundolf Family presented its Tyrolean Evening. With traditional Tyrolean dances, shoe-slapping and yodel songs as well as specials like the Singing Saw or the “Hölzernes G’lachter” (wooden xylophone) the Gundolf Family inspired guests as organizers alike.

We’d be very pleased to welcome you to one of the following Christmas Concerts:

-          Saturday, 01. December 2012

-          Saturday, 08. December 2012

Start: 18h (duration: approx. 1h)

Additional dates can be arranged for groups with a minimum of 40 participants.

WHERE?

Gasthaus Sandwirt am Inn

Reichenauerstrasse 151

6020 Innsbruck / Tyrol

PRICES:

Christmas Concert

adults Eur 20,-- p.p.

children Eur 10,-- p.p. (0-5 years free, no drink incl.)

One drink is included in the price (0,25l hot spiced wine, 0,5l beer, 0,25l wine or 0,25l softdrink)

Surcharge Dinner

3-course-menu after the concert (from 19h)

- Tyrolean herb cream soup

- Escalope „Vienna style“ (pork or turkey) with potatoes and salad

- Applestrudel with whipped cream

adults Eur 17,-- p.p.

children Eur 10,-- p.p.

Please book your tickets in advance: 0043 512 263 263 or office(at)tirolerabend.info

Needless to say that also the Tyrolean Evening of the Gundolf Family was present, amongst others due to this year’s cultural main focus “Passion for tradition” of the Austrian National Tourist Office.

This passion for traditions, especially in connection with typical Tyrolean music, is communicated by the Gundolf Family already for more than 40 years. Their Tyrolean Evening at the restaurant Gasthaus Sandwirt am Inn presents authentic folk music, Tyrolean dances and shoe-slapping as well as typical Tyrolean songs and yodelling to an international audience. This evening is without doubt one of the highlights for visitors of the city of Innsbruck.

To make a group of teenagers from Fukushima forget the traumatic happings in their home country, Rotary International invited them to Austria.

A highlight of the journey was the Tyrolean Evening of the Gundolf Family at the restaurant Gasthaus Sandwirt am Inn on August, 7th where a part of the Japanese group could get to know Tyrolean culture. With typical Tyrolan folk music and dances, shoe slapping and yodel songs the concerns of the girls and boys took a back seat for a while.

Also if we originate from different culture groups and speak a different language – this evening has confirmed once again: music and hospitality conncet people and become a gleam of hope in any difficult situation.

You have been our guest at the Tyrolean Evening of the Gundolf family at the Gasthaus Sandwirt am Inn? You liked our program, which is composed of traditional folk music, Tyrolean dances and shoe slapping as well as typical Tyrolean songs and yodelling?

Share your experiences with other travellers! Write a comment how you liked our event. You can also add your private pictures of the evening. We’re looking forward to your assessment! The most inventive articles will be awarded with a gratis-CD!

You haven’t yet been our guest but you are planning a trip to Innsbruck in the near future? Then we invite you to read the comments of our guests. Maybe our Tyrolean Evening at the Gasthaus Sandwirt am Inn is also something for you! We would be very pleased if we could welcome you to our show!

Tyrolean Evening with the Gundolf family on Tripadvisor:

http://www.tripadvisor.de/Attraction_Review-g190445-d2059400-Reviews-Tiroler_Abend_Familie_Gundolf-Innsbruck_Tirol_Austrian_Alps.html

On the 28th of February 2011 the Gundolf family gave a concert in the Vienna Concert Hall together with the African group “Mamadou Diabate's Percussion Mania“ from Burkina Faso.

The evening was themed “Xylophon + Balafon“ / Glowing of the Alps from Vienna to West-Africa.

The Gundolf family performed the first part of the evening with percussive instruments like Xylophone and Hackbrett (typical tyrolean string instrument). Their program was completed with traditional brass music, string music with Raffele (old tyrolean string instrument), Zither, Harp, yodelling songs as well as musical specials like the Singing Saw and Alphorn-sounds.

The Vienna Audience was thrilled by the tyrolean-african performance and brought the artists back to the stage with a frenetic applause.