Tirolland / Haus Steht Kopf + Dinoland

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Total of 4 things to do here, Dinoland, wax figures, Lego sets interactive and upside down House. Dinopqnd was highlight with our kid, a definite hit. The Wax figures wre ok, some of them not well built or not made to size plus our 3 years old was bored. The Legos is good enough, the upside down is fun.. it is not pram accessible and recommended with slightly older ( 5 years old onwards) A nice experience for adults, teenagers and children. You can take funny photos in the and then visit the dinosaur world and the wax puppets of famous people. Both exhibitions are presented with lots of attention to the detail. In the end there is also a lego brick exhibition. We spet there about 2 hours in total. A beautiful place for families. They have three sections: the Upside-Down House, the Wax Museum, and the Lego Cubes Museum. I recommend visiting it Fun theme and cool idea. The upside-down was a bit too much for us since you can get a bit dizzy hehe. The tickets you buy are for both places. Both upside-down and the bigger cross the road. Also be prepared since the Dino and wax place can be a bit hot inside during summer. The wax figures leave some interpretation but still fun. They also have their own lego type brand for war and such. So if you ever wanted a tank in lego ish blocks this is the place 4 u. Parking is right in front of the entrance. Your journey starts at the ticket counter. Here you'll be welcomed by Maria. Maria is very engaged and explains the way through the exhibition. We've been there over the christmas time. So we had the advantage of less visitors. You can spend approx. two hours there, we took some more time, as we didn't rush through. The dinosaur has also a natural decor, and some of the dinosaurs are animatronic and there is even a mountable animated dinosaur. As everywhere in Tirolland, you can find some special selfie-spots. After the dinosaurs, you enter the wax figurine museum, with a little Making-off at the end. In the brick area, you will find even old lego knights from your childhood. Don't forget the upsidedown house, but take care, you could even feel a bit dizzy! For grown ups overall lowbrow, a bit trashy even, but lots of fun for the little ones. Our 4 and 6 year olds found the animated dinos quite scary, despite their enthusiasm for dinosaurs. Guess they never realized how big they are, until seeing live-size ones. I found the Velociraptor impressive, made me imagine how terrifying it would have been, facing one in real life, back in the Cretaceous period. The German phrasing on the signs was questionable, better have a native german speaker proofread them to improve the expressions. Pretty surprising in the middle of Austria (Hungarian owners though). Wax sculptures seemed anachronistic and gimmicky, could have lived without this part. don't know those celebrities anyway. Seeing Trump made me wonder how his face was still intact. Probably because of the alarms that go off when you attempt to touch the figures. Legoland was pretty cool. Especially because of the interactivity, allowing trains to run and ferry wheels to spin by pressing buttons. Some buttons didn't work though, or just turned on little, unimpressive lights. The section on WW1 and WW2 features impressive tank and plane models (Made by a polish company, not original Lego), Luckily our are yet too little to understand the implications of this time, so we didn't have to explain what this section was about. Receiving lollipops and small bricks for the from the cashier at the exit was a sweet gesture! Wouldn't necessarily visit again, we just went because it was a rainy day and we couldn't be in the mountains. Otherwise, the rich nature of Tirol is a lot more valuable. Would be a waste on a sunny or dry day. Nearby this amusement park is an (unrelated) educational path featuring our solar system. You walk on a flat gravel path in the forest, visiting the planets one after the other, with proportional distances between them. The planets are metal globes with their appropriate size. I highly recommend to take the detour before going to Tirolland. The inner planets Mercury , Venus, Earth and Mars can be reached within a short 5 Minute walk, visiting Jupiter and Saturn takes about 20 Minutes each, but it's quite a long walk to Uranus and Neptun. They are extremely far out in the solar system, so by my estimation it was 1,5km to Uranus and another 1,5km to Neptune - makes you realise how far the Voyager probes have travelled, and beyond. In total we walked nearly a full hour, without stopping for long. I visited the haus steht kopf and we enjoyed in the place and it about two buildings by one ticket almost 17€ per person the haus kopf you will fell no balance inside it and the second is very nice they have more characters We had a great time! Haus Steht Kopf (the upside-down house) was super exciting – the were thrilled, and even we adults were laughing and a bit disoriented. It's a short but unforgettable experience. Dinoland was full of life-sized, moving dinosaurs that roar – a real treat for dino-loving kids. The LEGO building area was a great spot to take a break and let the creativity flow. We finished our visit with the wax museum – small but fun, especially for snapping quirky photos. As a family with two young girls, we truly enjoyed it. Everything is close together, easy to explore, and very family-friendly. Highly recommended for 2–3 hours of fun while traveling through Tirol! Great service the people running it are very nice and helpful also fun variety of things to see and do! I recently visited the Upside Down and it was such a fun experience for both and adults. The warm welcome at the entrance made the visit even better, and the staff member was very respectful and generous with the guests. I truly recommend coming to enjoy this unique and beautiful activity. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.