Rail

Regular trains operate from Venice, Zurich, Munich, Graz, Vienna and many other destinations. The main station, Innsbruck Hauptbahnhof, is located at Sudtiroler Platz, in the east of the city centre.

Stubai Glacier

The Stubai Glacier is the largest ski area in the Innsbruck area. It is also one of the most popular all-year ski destinations in Europe. The area has 70 km of varied ski slopes and 29 km of challenging ski tracks in an altitude ranging from 1,750 m and 3,210 m above sea level.

Mutters

The municipality of Mutters includes several hamlets and farms and is located about 6 km from Innsbruck, at the foot of the Nockspitze mountain. The name of the village derives from the Rhaeto-Romance term “Mutt”, which means “hill”, referring to the location of Mutters on a part of the low mountain terrace. In winter Mutters seems to be surrounded by skiing areas! The family skiing area at the Pfriemesköpfl mountain, connected to the Muttereralm skiing area, is accessible by the “Gotzner Bahn” starting at Gotzens.

Swarovski Crystal World

The Swarovski Crystal Worlds, created by Andre Heller, is a pure invitation to dream. Only a 20 minutes drive away from Innsbruck this sparkling fantasy world is definitely worth a visit. A crystal wall eleven meters high, with twelve tons of glittering semi-precious stones shimmering behind it, shields you from the dreariness of everyday life.

The Imperial Palace

This palace was erected by Archduke Siegmund the Rich in late Gothic style around 1460. It was rebuilt in the Baroque style (but with rococo detailing) between 1754 and 1773 on orders of Empress Maria Theresa. The Palace, flanked by a set of domed towers, is a fine example of Baroque secular architecture. The structure has four wings and a splendid two-storey Riesensaal, painted in white and gold and filled with portraits of the Habsburgs.

Golden Roof

The Golden Roof is a landmark structure located in the Old Town section of Innsbruck, Austria. It is considered the city's most famous symbol. Completed in 1500, the roof was decorated with 2,738 fire-gilded copper tiles for Emperor Maximilian I to mark his wedding to Bianca Maria Sforza. The Emperor and his wife used the balcony to observe festivals, tournaments, and other events that took place in the square below.

Kaufhaus Tirol

Located in the historic centre of Innsbruck, Kaufhaus Tirol is a mega shopping centre spread over six floors. In recent times, English architect, David Chipperfield re-designed the historic building to offer a pleasurable, contemporary and comfortable shopping environment to one and all. The mall offers a wide range of shops featuring clothes, shoes, accessories, beauty products, sports gear and decorative items for the home.

Rathaus Galerien

It is one of Innsbruck's most sought after shopping malls. The mall offers an amazing collection of jewellery, clothing and accessories in an aesthetically pleasing atmosphere. With many different events happening at any time of the year, this place is a fun destination for the whole family.

Swarovski Kristallwelten

Swarovski Kristallwelten located in the suburb of Wattens is a beautiful introduction to the world of Austrian crystals. Designed by Viennese artist, Andrew Heller, the grand entrance to this fantasy world is through a man-made hill, where you will see a giant face spouting a waterfall and glaring with big crystal eyes.

Himal Nepal Kitchen

Universitatsstrasse 13, Innsbruck 6020 , Austria
Cuisines: Indian, Nepalese

Madhuban Restaurant

Templstr. 2, Innsbruck 6020, Austria
Cuisines: Indian, Vegetarian, Family Fare, Asian fusion

Indisches Restaurant Rama

Innstrasse 81, Innsbruck, Austria
Cuisines: Indian