Berliner Hütte

The Berliner Hütte stands at 2042 meters elevation in the Zillertal Alps, offering 180 sleeping spaces across various rooms and dormitories.

Built in 1879 as a modest shelter, the hut expanded over time and included facilities such as a darkroom, post office, and shoemaking workshop.

The interior design reflects the late 19th century German imperial style, making it the first mountain shelter in Austria to receive monument protection status.

The mountain hut remains open during summer months, with a winter room equipped with blankets available during the off-season period.

The building features a telephone system from the 19th century and electric lights dating back to 1912, preserving its original technical installations.

Location: Mayrhofen

Inception: 1879

Elevation above the sea: 2,042 m

Address: Zemmgrund 282 6295 6295

Website: http://berlinerhuette.at

GPS coordinates: 47.02453,11.81290

Latest update: May 15, 2025 13:46