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Here are a few tips on how to keep cool during a heatwave

It can get really hot in Innsbruck too. Although all the houses at the Kabine are well insulated and every bedroom is equipped with a portable fan, there are a few simple tricks you can use to ensure the apartment stays comfortable. By choosing the right places to visit, you can keep a cool head even during the day.

Tips for your flat at the Kabine

  • Keep the windows and pleated blinds/curtains closed during the day
  • Only air the room out before going to bed
  • Leave your windows slightly ajar overnight. It often doesn’t really cool down until after midnight.
  • Drink plenty of water: fresh, clean, ice-cold spring water comes straight from the tap in your flat.
  • Find a pleasant spot in the shade. Some of our apartments’ balconies face north. The garden at Haus Riedz is also on the north side and offers plenty of natural shade.
  • A cool shower or a refreshing, cold foot bath works wonders.
  • Have a siesta: the sun is at its strongest between 12:00 and 16:00. Try to avoid it as much as possible during this time. Perhaps you could grab a good book and have a bit of a read?

Tips for when you’re out and about

  • Always carry a bottle of water with you, or another non-alcoholic drink of your choice.
  • Don’t forget your hat and sun cream. Apply sun cream regularly with a high protection factor (50+).
  • Always spend the midday hours (between 12:00 and 16:00) in the shade.

 

Cool places to visit

  • The Sill Gorge in Innsbruck: Take tram line 1 to Bergisel, then enjoy a leisurely walk down to the cool river.
  • Muttereralm water playground: Take the Stubaitalbahn to the Muttereralm valley station, then take the gondola up to the shaded water playground.
  • Tivoli outdoor pool: Bus line J stops practically on the doorstep and takes you straight to the Tivoli outdoor pool – swimming fun for young and old alike.
  • Lanser See: You can also get there on bus route J. Get off at the Igls Romedihof stop and it’s just a 5-minute walk to the lake (gravel path beneath the road).
  • Baggersee: You can reach Innsbruck’s Baggersee by bike or on bus routes R or F.