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The Alpensaal an der Messe - "Tyrol's Largest Stube"

A traditional atmosphere and spacious setting for up to 500 people in the heart of Innsbruck!

Tyrolean evenings as well as custom-tailored lunch and evening events in the Alpensaal - "Tyrol's largest *Stube*" (traditional Alpine-style room)...

=> VIDEO: ALPENSAAL PRESENTATION – CLICK HERE!

Designed in a rustic style, the Alpensaal spans over 500 square meters and accommodates up to 500 guests, making it one of the largest restaurant venues available in Innsbruck and the surrounding region (featuring an open-plan layout with no pillars, partition doors, or walls). Custom-made wooden furniture and a lovingly crafted interior, combined with a fully equipped stage—including professional sound, video, and lighting technology—make the Gundolf family's venue one of the most attractive event locations in the city. In addition to barrier-free access, the Alpensaal offers modern technical infrastructure, air conditioning, and free Wi-Fi. The Alpensaal is quickly and conveniently accessible on foot or via tram line 1 from the city center. Thanks to the nearby "Innsbruck-Messe" S-Bahn station, guests can now also reach the venue conveniently and sustainably from all over Tyrol.

Tailor made LUNCH or EVENING EVENTS with the Gundolf family at the Alpensaal

In addition to our Tyrolean evenings and other events (traditional "Frühschoppen" brunches, Oktoberfest parties, Advent concerts) which take place year-round and are open to groups, companies, incentive trips, and congresses on a per-person booking basis — the Alpensaal at the exhibition center is also available for exclusive, custom-tailored lunch or evening events. Musical entertainment is always provided, whether through traditional Tyrolean music, brass band performances, Advent concerts, or other musical arrangements of your choice, all of which the Gundolf family is happy to organize.

We look forward to your visit!

Our partner companies:

Salzburger Stiegl
Winzer Krems
Congress Messe Innsbruck
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