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Hall in Tirol

In the Haller Town Hall, various offices of the Haller city administration as well as the registry office with the famous town hall chamber are located. This is extremely popular as a wedding hall.History of the Haller Town Hall:The short-term king of Bohemia, Count Heinrich of Görz-Tirol (1295-1335), also called his city castle in Hall the "King's House".In 1406, this was gifted by the Habsburg Duke Leopold IV to the city, which has used it as a town hall ever since. After the great city fire in 1447, the town hall had to be rebuilt. From this time also comes the wonderful timberwork in the council chamber (1451), which today serves not only the municipal council for its meetings but is also a popular wedding hall. During city tours organized by the tourism association, a visit to the town hall chamber cannot be missed, unless it is currently occupied.

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Opening hours for the next 7 days

  • Saturday: Closed
  • Sunday: Closed
  • Sunday: 08:00 - 12:00
  • Monday: 08:00 - 12:00
  • Tuesday: 08:00 - 12:00
  • Wednesday: 08:00 - 12:00
  • Thursday: 08:00 - 12:00
Source: Hall Wattens

Getting here

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    Arrival in the Hall-Wattens Region
    The Hall-Wattens region is easily accessible by train, bus, car, or plane. The most comfortable way to arrive is by bus, as it can be used for free with the guest card from Innsbruck. You can quickly find the suitable connection using the route planner on our page https://www.hall-wattens.at/de/anreise.html .

    By Train
    The region has several train stations, which can be reached depending on the train connection:
    • Hall in Tirol-Thaur
    • Hall in Tirol
    • Volders-Baumkirchen
    • Fritzens-Wattens

    Good bus connections exist from all stations to surrounding towns such as Absam, Thaur, Mils, Tulfes, Gnadenwald, and Wattenberg.
    By Bus There are very good connections from Innsbruck:
    • Line 456 and 650: Innsbruck – Hall – Volders - Wattens
    • Line 501 and 502 or 503 (weekend): Innsbruck – Thaur – Absam
    • Line 540: Innsbruck – Tulfes – Hall

    With the guest card, these trips are free of charge. This way, you can start your vacation relaxed and sustainably.

    By Car
    The Hall-Wattens region is well connected via the Inntalautobahn A12.
    • exit Hall-West for Hall in Tirol, Absam, and Thaur
    • exit Hall-Mitte for Tulfes, Hall, Mils, and Gnadenwald, Baumkirchen, and Fritzens
    • exit Wattens for Volders, Wattens, Fritzens, Baumkirchen, and Wattenberg Paid parking options are available in all towns of the region.

    By Plane
    The nearest airport is Innsbruck Airport, only about 20 minutes away from Hall-Wattens. From there, you can comfortably reach the region by train or bus. Alternatively, the airports in Munich, Salzburg, and Zurich are also available and are well connected by train.

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