Innsbruck

Innsbruck is a city located

in the region of Tyrol in Austria. Innsbruck has hosted twice the Winter Olympics, is a city with strong connections to winter sports. Innsbruck is located near the border with Italy in the Alps. The city has stunning monuments like the Schloss Ambras, the Baroque Cathedral of Dom Zu St Jakob (St Jacob Cathedral) and the Imperial Palace. The Alpenzoo is the highest zoo in the world. It is one of the most beautiful cities of Austria. The beautiful small village of Alpbach is not far from Innsbruck. Hotels in Innsbruck

Main Museums of Innsbruck – Alpinist Association Museum; Bell Museum; Anatomical Museum; Maximilianeum Goldenes Dachl Museum; Tyrolean State Museum;

Main Churches of Innsbruck – Hofkirche; Cathedral of Saint Jacob; Wilten Basilica; Court Church; Old Ursuline Church;

Other important places to see in Innsbruck – Schloss (Castle) Ambras; Bergiselschanze; Goldenes Dachl (Golden Roof); Triumphal Arch; Maria-Theresian Strasse (Avenue); Herzog-Friedrich Strasse (Old Town Main Street); Alpenzoo; Tyrolean State Theatre; Buchsenhausen Castle; Casino Innsbruck;

Transports in Innsbruck

Innbruck Kranebitten Airport (INN) – There are flights to/from Vienna and Frankfurt.

By Train – There are regular trains to/from Venice, Vienna, Salzburg, Munich and Zurich.

Innsbruck Card – Free entrance to all Insbruck’s sights and free to use the public transports. 24 hours – 31€; 48 hours – 39€; 72 hours – 45€

 Maps of Innsbruck