Klammwolke | 150 years of the Liechtenstein Gorge
An anniversary brimming with nature, myth and history
The Liechtenstein Gorge was opened to visitors 150 years ago and has been regarded as one of the most impressive natural spectacles in the Alps ever since.
The history of the gorge’s development dates back to 1875, when dedicated locals from the Pongau region began the work. It was only thanks to the support of Prince Johann II von und zu Liechtenstein that the project could be completed. The gorge owes not only its completion to him, but also its name. Thus, in 1876, the gorge was opened to visitors as the Liechtensteinklamm.
FAQ: Klammwolke
The Klammwolke is an exclusive special event organised as part of the anniversary celebrations and takes place only on selected evenings. On these evenings, the gorge is illuminated by torches and spotlights and filled with the sound of classical music.
Yes, special prices apply to the Klammwolke. Entry is only permitted with a valid event ticket. We strongly recommend that you buy your tickets for the Klammwolke online in advance; only a limited number of remaining tickets are available at the box office on the night.
Yes, a separate ticket is required to visit the Klammwolke. We recommend buying tickets online in advance.
No, dogs are not allowed at the Klammwolke.
No, this event is not recommended for young children.
The Klammwolke is a special event with separate ticket prices, so the Salzburger Land Card is not valid on these evenings.