What is the minimum age to participate?

Children age 12 and up may participate, but a guardian older than 18 must be present.

Can I walk in without a reservation?

No — Axtra only opens for reserved groups and does not accept walk-ins; book online before arriving.

Is alcohol allowed during sessions?

No — the venue enforces a strict no-alcohol-during-play policy and may refuse service to anyone under the influence.

How large are groups you can host?

Axtra can host groups up to 50 people and offers private blocks for dedicated coach time for larger parties.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

The space is not wheelchair accessible; contact the operator ahead of booking to discuss accommodations.

What should I bring to my session?

Bring ID (if you are a guardian), closed-toe shoes, and a readiness to follow safety instructions; the booking link has waiver details.

Axtra Axe Throwing in Zürich: 2-Hour Urban Axe-Perience

Axtra - Urban Axe Throwing in Zürich offers a brisk, social two-hour session that turns precision and bravado into a communal game. Located in Zürich, Switzerland, this arena is all about rhythm, safety, and a loud good time. You start with a safety video and signed waiver, then move into coached instruction: one- and two-handed throwing techniques, stance, and follow-through. Wooden lanes with bullseye-style targets are arranged side-by-side, so groups trade tips and cheers as scores climb on the World Axe Throwing League-style leaderboard. Coaches run interactive drills, Tik Tak Throw, and finish with a knockout tournament that feels equal parts sport and party. What makes Axtra compelling for visitors is how it translates an old lumberjack skill into an accessible urban activity. The space balances focused coaching with high energy: experienced staff keep throws safe and effective while encouraging playful rivalry. That mix makes it ideal for after-work outings, stag or hen parties, birthday groups, and tourists seeking an unusual indoor adventure away from Zürich’s museums and river promenades. Key features include clearly marked throwing lanes, maple or birch targets pocked with scoring rings, a visible leaderboard, and a photo moment area for victory shots. The session emphasizes technique and safety: coaches demonstrate grips, angles, and release points, and staff enforce a strict no-alcohol-during-play policy. Children age 12 and up may participate with a guardian present, which opens this experience to families with older kids. Accessibility is limited; the venue notes it is not wheelchair accessible, so plan accordingly. Groups can scale up—Axtra can host up to 50 people—making it one of the larger indoor activity spaces in the city. Bookings are required; the venue opens for reserved groups from 14:00 daily and does not accept walk-ins. Practical tips: arrive on time for check-in, wear closed-toe shoes, and bring photo-ready enthusiasm. If you’re celebrating, schedule drinks or dinner after your session to keep the focus on safety during play. The booking link in the listing provides current pricing, availability, and waiver details. Expect structured rhythm: short practice rounds build toward seeded matchups, with novices often finding the physics of rotation and release click after a few throws. Coaches can film slow-motion swings on request and guide safe retrieval of axes between rounds. For groups, book a private block to guarantee consecutive lanes and a coach dedicated to your party—ideal for corporate team building or bachelor gatherings. Axtra is an excellent complement to Zürich’s outdoor offerings: swap cobbled streets, river walks, and regional hikes for two energetic hours of focused competition. For travelers looking to mix culture and action, this is a memorable urban experience that tests coordination, delivers laughs, and hands out small crowns to the people who stick the bullseye.

About Axtra

Axtra is a hands-on axe atelier and throwing venue located in Zürich, Zürich. The business specializes in guided axe making workshops, public and private axe throwing sessions, combo experiences, and full-venue bookings for events. Participants craft, shape, customize, and rehang their own handcrafted axe to take home after supervised, step-by-step instruction.

Axe throwing sessions focus on safety and accessibility, offering beginner-friendly coaching, expert supervision, and organized games suitable for friends, families, and corporate groups. Private events and full-venue hires accommodate team building, birthdays, and group celebrations with tailored formats, professional coaching, and structured competition options. The Team Offsite — Axe-treme Conference-Room — combines a meeting-ready environment with high-energy activities, including coffee, pizza, and bagels to fuel productive sessions and creative breaks.

Food add-ons such as classic pizzas (Margherita, Marinara, Diavola) are available to simplify group dining. Axtra emphasizes strict safety protocols, certified instructors, and well-maintained equipment to ensure a secure experience for all skill levels. Booking choices include single-session tickets, combo packages, and private bookings for groups seeking exclusive use of the venue. The venue’s blend of craftsmanship, social activity, and competitive play appeals to guests looking for memorable, hands-on experiences in central Zurich. Axtra’s offerings are ideal for visitors seeking unique workshops, locals planning special occasions, and companies organizing offsite experiences that emphasize teamwork, skill-building, and straightforward, memorable fun. Sessions typically run from one to three hours, and flexible scheduling accommodates weekday and weekend bookings. Experienced instructors provide stepwise guidance, making each session approachable for all ages and abilities.