Pyramidenkogel – Spectacular observation tower with panoramic views
The Pyramidenkogel is the highest wooden observation tower in the world and offers a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view over the Wörthersee, the surrounding mountains and Carinthia's lake landscape. An elevator takes visitors comfortably to the viewing platform, while the brave can take the 120-meter-high slide down. The Pyramidenkogel is a highlight for everyone who wants to enjoy an unforgettable view of the region.
Short info:
- What is the Pyramidenkogel observation tower? A modern observation tower and a popular tourist destination.
- Where exactly is it? Linden 62, 9074 Keutschach am See.
- entrance fee? Adults pay a moderate entrance fee, with discounts for children and groups.
- Opening hours & entrance fees? All year round, here you will find exact times and the admission prices.
- Duration of the visit? Plan for about hours.
- Accessibility? The tower is barrier-free accessible.
- Are dogs allowed? Yes, dogs are allowed on a leash.
- Highlights? The view and the longest enclosed slide in Europe.
The Pyramidenkogel General
The Pyramidenkogel observation tower, which stands proudly above the Wörthersee is a masterpiece of modern architecture and one of the tallest wooden towers in the world. Its unique spiral shape, which elegantly winds its way into the sky, attracts countless visitors every year. Here you can find out how the tower not only offers a magnificent view, but also a fascinating history.
The view from the tower
The Pyramidenkogel observation tower offers you a 360-degree panoramic view that is second to none. From the top of the 100-meter-high tower you can see the Wörthersee in all its glory. The majestic Alpine peaks in the distance and the picturesque villages nearby create a postcard panorama that will captivate you.
The slide at Pyramidenkogel
A special highlight of the observation tower is the spectacular slide. With a length of over 120 meters, it offers a fast and unforgettable ride down. This enclosed slide is not only the longest in Europe, but also a magnet for adrenaline junkies and families alike. The slide costs extra.
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