CityTrip Innsbruck

Innsbruck, the "capital of the Alps," combines the charm of its old town with natural experiences: from narrow streets and baroque churches, you can ascend to the Bergisel with its futuristic ski jump or to the towering Nordkette. Tyrolean hospitality can be experienced in cozy taverns and idyllic mountain inns. Attractive museums and a vibrant student nightlife beckon as well. Stroll along the picturesque banks of the Inn, take a cable car to mountain peaks, hike in alpine heights, or ski and sled down the slopes – a trip to Innsbruck is worthwhile in both summer and winter. This current city guide is the ideal companion for independently discovering all facets of the Austrian alpine city: the most important sights and museums, as well as lesser-known attractions and neighborhoods, are presented and evaluated in detail. Fascinating architecture: picturesque old town, imperial grandeur, futuristic train stations. A varied city walk. Suggestions for a short trip. Excursions to the Brenner Pass and Hall in Tirol. Shopping tips from traditional markets to the best wine shops. The best local eateries and all sorts of interesting information about Tyrolean cuisine. Tips for evening and night activities: from classical concerts to visiting the Casino Innsbruck. Andreas Hofer: the story of a Tyrolean folk hero. Innsbruck for relaxation: Alpine zoo, banks of the Inn, and coffee houses. Selected accommodations from budget to unique. All practical information on arrival, prices, public transport, tours, events, and emergency assistance. In-depth background articles: history, mentality of the residents, life in the city. A fold-out map for easy reference. Additionally, a free web app for smartphones, tablets, and PCs with city map and satellite views corresponding to the text, route guidance to all described attractions, the course of the city walk, and page-specific updates after the editorial deadline.