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Radiant Fichtenschloss

Europe's highest light installation unites nature, architecture, and technology – an unforgettable light experience in the Zillertal Arena.

Projectoverview

The Fichtenschloss in Zell am Ziller was illuminated with Magic String Lite. The installation at 1,800 meters height emphasizes the architecture and creates a fairy-tale experience for all guests.

  • Europe's highest light installation

  • Magic at 1,800 meters altitude

  • Emphasis on Fichtengothic

  • Unique light experience

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Projectdetails

  1. 01

    TASK

    Alpine magic at 1,800 meters

    How do you stage a landmark in the high mountains? The delicate architecture of the "Fichtengothic" was to shine at night to strengthen the identity of the place and provide guests with an emotional, safe experience – without overshadowing the intact nature.

  2. 02

    SOLUTION

    Architecture that awakens in light

    With Magic String Lite, we precisely traced the contours of the towers and bridges. Our LED lighting merges with the wood. We do not illuminate rooms – we create an atmosphere where design, technology, and nature unite.

  3. 03

    RESULT

    A radiant landmark

    The Fichtenschloss is the shining heart of the Zillertal Arena. The festive atmosphere attracts visitors, brings joy, and enhances the quality of stay. A pioneering project that lays the foundation for future expansions.

Measurable magic, unforgettable impact:

The key facts about Europe's highest alpine light installation at the Fichtenschloss at a glance.

  • 1,800 m

    Altitude of the installation

  • 5,500 m²

    Total area of the experience world

  • 4

    Illuminated main towers

  • 2025

    Year of project realization

Magischer Winterabend mit einem spiralförmig beleuchteten Holzturm, umgeben von verschneiten Nadelbäumen und Alpenpanorama.

Impressions of the magic

Discover the fascinating connection of light, alpine nature, and architecture in the wintery Zillertal.

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Fichtenschloss Zillertal

Fichtenschloss, Zillertal, Austria