Innsbruck
Innsbruck – the Alpine metropolis with the world-famous Golden Roof, surrounded by mighty peaks and situated directly on the Inn River.
Highlights
Innsbruck, the state capital of Tyrol, uniquely combines big-city flair with an alpine lifestyle. The historic old town with the Golden Roof, the Hofburg Palace, and the Court Church tell the story of 800 years of Habsburg history. At the same time, the Nordkettenbahn funicular takes you from the city center to 2,256 m altitude in just 20 minutes – straight into the Karwendel mountain world. The Patscherkofel and Axamer Lizum were venues for the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympics. Innsbruck is also an important educational center with the University of Innsbruck and the Leopold-Franzens University.
Accommodations in Innsbruck
75 accommodations found
Places in Innsbruck
44 places found
Absam
Known for the **Basilika St. Michael** and the world-famous **Absamer** luthier craft at the foot of the **Haller Salinenberge**.
Aldrans
Sunny community on the **Mittelgebirgsplateau** above **Innsbruck**, with views of the **Nordkette** and the **Inntal**.
Ampass
Peaceful village at the entrance to the **Stubaital**, featuring a Gothic parish church and beautiful hiking trails into the surrounding forests.
Axams
Popular holiday destination at the foot of the **Axamer Lizum**, host of the **1964** and **1976** Winter Olympics.
Birgitz
Charming village on the **Sonnenplateau**, perched above the **Inntal** valley, offering breathtaking views of the **Stubaier Alpen**.
Götzens
Sunny residential community on the **Mittelgebirge** with stunning views of the **Stubaier Alpen** and the **Inntal**.
Restaurants in Innsbruck
1130 restaurants found