The Wilder Kaiser is the home of the Bergdoktor. Original settings such as Gruberhof, the Bergdoktor’s practice or Gasthof Wilder Kaiser make the region a popular destination for fans of the successful TV series.
From the hotel Kaiserblick Wilder Kaiser, you can easily reach many of the well-known filming locations and experience the world of the Bergdoktor up close.
Filming location of the popular series “Der Bergdoktor”
Bauernhof Hinterschnabel on Ellmau’s Faistenbichl has been the original Bergdoktor practice of the popular TV series since 2007. The former farmhouse was carefully renovated for filming and is now one of the most well-known filming locations on the Wilder Kaiser.
The farm is still in operation today and combines authentic Tyrol rural living with TV history.
The Föhrenhof is one of the most well-known filming locations in the Bergdoktor TV series.
In addition to its idyllic location, the traditional guesthouse impresses visitors with its regional specialities, Austrian cuisine and high-quality regional ingredients – a popular meeting place for locals and guests alike.
The Gruberhof on Söll’s Bromberg mountain is the residence of Dr Martin Gruber and is one of the most popular filming locations in the Bergdoktor TV series.
You can visit the working farm as part of a guided tractor tour or on foot – during opening hours. Look forward to one of the most beautiful views of the Wilder Kaiser and the Hohe Salve.
The village square in Going is one of the most well-known filming locations in the Bergdoktor TV series.
Here you will find the show’s guest house “Wilder Kaiser”, the church and the historical village fountain – a picturesque backdrop that fans of the series will recognise straight away.
Each year, the Bergdoktor Fan Day on the Wilder Kaiser offers a varied programme with stars from the popular TV series. Dates, programme items and participating actors vary from year to year.
Many of the best known filming locations in Ellmau and Going can be reached from the hotel in just a few minutes by car or even on foot.
Yes, there are regular guided tours of the most well-known filming locations in the Wilder Kaiser region. Here's how you can discover the most beautiful locations featured in the Bergdoktor around the Wilder Kaiser.
Yes, tickets are required for many items on the programme of the Bergdoktor Fan Days. As the events are very popular, we recommend booking well in advance.
Yes, the Bergdoktor Fan Day takes place in any weather. If it rains, waterproof ponchos are distributed free of charge at the entrance. Umbrellas are not permitted on the premises.
See the filming locations up close