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Excursion Ideas for Rainy Days

All-weather tips for your holiday at the Wilder Kaiser

Should the sun take a short break, there's still plenty to do! From a yoga session in Ellmau to a visit to the Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens and a taster session at the show dairy in Kirchdorf, there's something for everyone! The Wilder Kaiser region also benefits from its unique location: Kufstein and Wörgl can be reached in less than 30 minutes, Innsbruck and Salzburg within an hour - so there are no limits to the leisure options.

Illustration einer idyllischen Berglandschaft mit einem gelben Bus an einer Haltestelle, einem See und Bergen im Hintergrund bei klarem Himmel.
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Things to do on a rainy day

A man is working on a copper distillation plant. Pressure gauges are visible in the background.

Thu, 10/29 - 13:00 o'clock - 2 hours

Mühlberg Rem - Schau- & Schnapsbrennerei, Ellmau

Still 15 Available

from €30.00

A table with board games and puzzles is located in a library. Various game boxes and puzzle pieces are visible.

Thu, 10/29 - 14:00 o'clock - 2 hours 30 minutes

Ellmau - Bibliothek, Ellmau

A person is performing a relaxation treatment while another person lies on a couch. The room is designed to be calming, with a Buddha and geometric wall decoration.

Thu, 10/29 - 16:00 o'clock - 2 hours

Hotel Hochfilzer, Ellmau

A group of people is doing yoga outdoors under a clear sky. The sun is shining, and the atmosphere is relaxed.

Thu, 10/29 - 17:30 o'clock - 1 hour

Heimatmuseum Ellmau, Ellmau

Still 15 Available

from €20.00

All-weather options at the Wilder Kaiser

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What to do when it rains on holiday? The landscape around the Wilder Kaiser is also attractive when it rains.

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