Of all the family parks in the Austrian mountains, this one impressed us the most. Many of the exhibits, hundreds of millions of years old, were found here as the top of the mountain was once covered by the sea.
For opening hours, see this link https://www.triassicpark.at/de/oeffnungszeiten.html.
Triassic Dinosaur Park in Tyrol (Triassicpark) ©Yurii Buriak
Triassic Dinosaur Park in Tyrol (Triassicpark) ©Yurii Buriak
Triassic Dinosaur Park in Tyrol (Triassicpark) ©Yurii Buriak
Triassic Dinosaur Park in Tyrol (Triassicpark) ©Yurii Buriak
Triassic Dinosaur Park in Tyrol (Triassicpark) ©Yurii Buriak
This large dinosaur can be controlled by directing jets of water at other children.
Triassic Dinosaur Park in Tyrol (Triassicpark) ©Yurii Buriak
Triassic Dinosaur Park in Tyrol (Triassicpark) ©Yurii Buriak
A slide in the shape of a giant snake.
Triassic Dinosaur Park in Tyrol (Triassicpark) ©Yurii Buriak
Triassic Dinosaur Park in Tyrol (Triassicpark) ©Yurii Buriak
Triassic Dinosaur Park in Tyrol (Triassicpark) ©Yurii Buriak
Triassic Dinosaur Park in Tyrol (Triassicpark) ©Yurii Buriak
Triassic Dinosaur Park in Tyrol (Triassicpark) ©Yurii Buriak
The main observation deck.
Triassic Dinosaur Park in Tyrol (Triassicpark) ©Yurii Buriak
Triassic Dinosaur Park in Tyrol (Triassicpark) ©Yurii Buriak
Triassic Dinosaur Park in Tyrol (Triassicpark) ©Yurii Buriak
Triassic Dinosaur Park in Tyrol (Triassicpark) ©Yurii Buriak
Getting there: the lower station of the cable car is here 47.609083, 12.572417.
