Alpine Park Alpenzoo in Tyrol is one of the most visited city establishments for 50 years. More than 300,000 people go here for ne …
The park was created by the efforts of one enthusiast - Mathias Premm. He is the owner of it. In the park in spacious enclosure …
The Inn River (German – Inn, Latin – Aenus, Oenus) originates in Switzerland from Lake Lungin at an altitude of 2482 meters above …
"DEZ" is a huge shopping center in Innsbruck, the largest on Tyrolean land, a real "temple of shopping". It is located in the sout …
Tratzberg Castle, a former fortress, rises on a cliff ridge under a mountain near the Austrian city of Schwaz. Its construction in …
Maria Theresa Street is home to some of the most interesting monuments in Innsbruck. First, the Arc de Triomphe is one of the m …
Ambrass Castle, located in the Austrian city of Innsbruck, is one of the main attractions of the city. The construction of the cas …
The Cathedral of St. James was built between 1717 and 1724 on the site of a former Gothic church. The building is made in the Baro …
The Imperial Church is a unique church, a tomb erected by the Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand I in memory of his godfather - grandfat …
The Austrian town of Zelden, despite its small size, annually attracts a huge number of ski fans. In the area of Zelden there are …
Innsbruck City Tower is located in the city center on the street Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse, near the famous House with the Golden R …
The Leopold Fountain is located between the Silver Altar, Palace and Theatre in Innsbruck. It is an equestrian statue depicting Pr …
The Imperial Palace in Innsbruck has the same name as the Hofburg Palace in Austria. It is the third most important architectural …
Resting in the Eastern Alps, you should definitely visit the Aztal Valley - the largest valley in these places. Aztal collected in …
Mount Hafelekarspitze is one of the peaks of the Nordkette mountain range. Its height is 2255 meters above sea level. In order to …
The Church of the Heart of Christ is one of the most striking sights of Innsbruck, you can see it in front of the University of In …
The Jesuit Church, located in the historic center of Innsbruck, was built in 1619 on the site of a destroyed theological college. …
Tivoli Noah hosted the European Football Championship in 2008. The site itself was built in a surprisingly short time - within a y …
Bergisel Stadium is a ski jump on Mount Bergisel. The sports complex is built on modern technologies and can accommodate 28,000 sp …
Innsbruck Hospital Church is located in the city center on Maria Theresa Street. It was built in 1700 by Johann Martin Gumpp. The …
Maria Theresa Street is the central and one of the busiest streets of Innsbruck. It starts from the Arc de Triomphe and goes north …
The Old Town Hall in the centre of Innsbruck was built between 1442 and 1450. In 1529, a caretaker of the tower was elected, whose …
The Church of Worship is located near Hofgarten Park. The Temple of the Order of Eternal Worship is not widely known. The facade o …
Christ Church is located in the northern part of the city of Innsbruck. Looking around the temple from the outside may seem that i …
With its beauty and attraction, the old town of Innsbruck, in Austria, attracts tourists. In this city, there is only one place, w …
The Swarovski Fountain is a unique place in Innsbruck, Austria. The fountain is a sculpture of a giant with crystal eyes. A huge w …
The Church of St. Wolfgang is the main attraction of Innsbruck, Austria. It is one of the largest and most complex architectures i …
Medieval Salzburg is the capital of an independent clerical principality. The first city among European German-speaking countries …
Innsbruck is the capital of Tyrol and one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Newly built buildings in the central part of th …
A logical continuation of the tour of Innsbruck can be a visit to the Swarovski Crystal Worlds Museum, the second most popular aft …
Innsbruck is the capital of Tyrol, nestled in the valley of the Inn River between the imposing ridges of the Northern Alps. The city combines the imperial history of the Habsburgs and a lively mountainous atmosphere: the old town with narrow streets, majestic palaces and modern infrastructure for winter and summer sports create a unique impression. Innsbruck is diverse and attractive at any time of the year, here you want to walk, enjoy the view of snow-capped peaks and breathe in the clean alpine air.
Innsbruck’s man-made sights are impressive in variety: Ambras Castle with a rich collection of Renaissance art and Habsburg exhibits, the Hofburg Imperial Palace and the Golden Roof House in the heart of the old town. Among the religious monuments are the Cathedral of St. James, the Imperial Church and the Hofkirche Church, and the Baroque and Gothic facades give the streets a special atmosphere. Fans of the unusual should visit the museums and fountains of the city - the Leopold Fountain and the Swarovski Fountain, and shopping and entertainment are offered by a large shopping center DEZ. Do not forget about Tratzberg Castle in the surrounding area and modern sports facilities such as the ski complex and the Bergisel springboard.
The natural attractions around Innsbruck are not inferior to the cultural: the Inn River forms a picturesque promenade where it is pleasant to walk, and the Nordkette mountains with the top of Hafelekarspitze rise directly above the city and open panoramas of the Alps. Nearby are the Otztal Valley and other alpine valleys, ideal for hiking, mountain trekking and cycling routes. For family walks, Hofgarten and Alpenzoo Zoo are suitable, and the park of birds of prey offers close acquaintance with the local fauna in spacious enclosures.
On our site you can see all the listed attractions on an interactive map, learn a brief history of each place and build a convenient route for a day or long walk. A visual planner will help mark points of interest, calculate the sequence of visits and estimate the travel time between objects. So you can easily plan what to see in Innsbruck according to your interests and time.
You are free to explore the city on your own, following the laid route and stop at your favorite points, or book excursions with local guides. Professional guides will tell little-known stories, show hidden corners and make the walk rich and lively, and the combined format - part of the day with a guide and independent walks - will allow you to see the maximum impressions.
Come to Innsbruck to discover the combination of history, architecture and pristine nature. Plan your trip, choose your itineraries and don’t put off meeting the alpine beauty and vibrant culture of the city – each visit will bring new discoveries and inspiration.
