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Innsbruck

About

Discover the history of Innsbruck

The capital of Tyrol surrounded by the Alps, Innsbruck combines imperial heritage with an intense winter atmosphere. The baroque old town houses the Golden Roof, a Renaissance masterpiece of the Habsburgs, along with several museums dedicated to art and Alpine history. In winter, Christmas markets animate the city center squares, while an outdoor skating rink offers views of the surrounding peaks. Cable cars directly connect the city to the ski areas of Nordkette and Patscherkofel, complemented by snowshoe trails and winter hiking paths. Having hosted the Winter Olympics twice, Innsbruck maintains sports facilities still in active use. Alpine huts serve traditional meals after a day in the mountains, extending the experience between physical effort and cultural discovery.

Travel score

The travel score throughout the year.

January

27
Very bad

February

33
Bad

March

54
Moderate

April

54
Moderate

May

50
Moderate

June

60
Good

July

60
Good

August

58
Moderate

September

62
Good

October

63
Good

November

50
Moderate

December

30
Bad

Things to do

Discover the best attractions in Innsbruck and its surroundings

Stubai Glacier

Popular ski mountain with various trails, a terrain park & dramatic views, plus on-mountain dining.

Swarovski Crystal Worlds

Opened in 1995 at Wattens, 20 km east of Innsbruck, the site is built around a giant's head spouting water, behind which artist-designed Chambers of Wonder run underground. A shuttle bus runs there from Innsbruck's main station.

Goldenes Dachl

The Golden Roof is a late-Gothic landmark in Innsbruck's old town, featuring 2,657 gilded copper tiles that once signaled imperial wealth and authority in 15th-century Austria.

Bergisel Ski Jump

Bergisel's ski jump was rebuilt from the ground up in 2002 to a Zaha Hadid design. A funicular and then a lift climb the tower to a panoramic café and viewing terrace over Innsbruck; the Tirol Panorama museum stands next door.

Schloss Ambras Innsbruck

Ambras Castle is a 16th-century Renaissance palace in Innsbruck housing one of Europe's oldest museums, featuring arms, armor, and art collections in lavishly decorated rooms.

Hofkirche

A 16th-century Renaissance church housing the ornate marble tomb of Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I, surrounded by 28 bronze statues of his ancestors and family members.

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