Goldenes Dachl - Golden Roof

3 minutes walk away from our Innsbruck****

Innsbruck's most famous landmark is a must see for every city guest. Wonderfully embedded in a scenery of late Gothic house facades, fichly decorated oriels and romantic arcades, the 2657 fire-gilded cooper shingles competing with the clear mountain sky. Built in 1500 by order of Emperor Maximilian, the Golden Roof is considered a symbol of old Europe. the fascination of what is probably the most famous oriel in the Alps extended to the present days: A popular photo motif for visitors from all over the world and as a as a "time machine" for those interested in history..

The Golden Roof was the inspiration for our 24/7 Golden pool, whre you can feel the "Spirit of the Golden Roof".

Website Museum Goldenes Dachl

Nordkettenbahnen - Nordketten cable cars

7 minutes walk away from our Innsbruck**** to the bottom station

The Nordkettenbahnen in Innsbruck combine and link the urban with the alpine. Planned and designed by star architect Zaha Hadid, the Hungerburgbahn (first section) funicular with its visually appealing stations is a perfect example how modern architecture can be intergrated into an historical setting. The panoramic cable card take you from the Hungerburg further up to lofty heights. Having reached an altitude of 2256m above sea level, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Inn-valley and the Karwendel mountains from the Hafelekar (top station).

Website Nordkettenbahnen

Hofburg - Imperial Palace

5 minutes walk away from our Innsbruck****

Just a few steps away from the Golden Roof is another of Emperor Maximilian's magnificent buildings. Built arounf 1500, the imperial palace Innsbruck is an impressive testimony to imperial architecture. Maria Theresia, Emperor Franz Josef and the legendary "Sisi" also resided for a while at the imperial palace Innsbruck. After the end of the monarchy, the palace complex was nationalised and is now one of the three most important historical buildings in Austria. Many of the historical rooms, halls and rooms are open to the public.

Website Hofburg Innsbruck

City Tower

3 minutes walk away from our Innsbruck****

Already in 14500 people of Innsbruck wanted to be high up. With its 51 metres, the city tower offered the night watchman an excellent view over the roofs of the old town for centuries. Even today, the striking landmark is worth a visit, the steep climb of 148 steps is rewarded with an impressive view. The platform offers a magnificent panorama of historical architecture and the surrounding mountains.

ALPENZOO

1 minute walk to the Aloenzoo shuttle bus (lineW) from our Innsbruck****, then a 7 minutes bus drive.

The Alpenzoo is Innsbruck's window to the alpine animal world. At the foot of the Nordkette, 750 metred above sea level, bears, lynxes, vultures, wolves and co cavort on more than 4 hectares. A total of more than 2000 Alpine animals of 150 different species can be seen there in a near natural environment.

Website Alpenzoo

Swarovski Crystal World

7 minutes walk away to the shuttle bus station from our Innsbruck****, then 24 minutes drive.

The Swarovski Crystal Worlds are the second most visited attraction in Austria after Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna. It is a world of experience designed by André Heller and consists of a park, a museum and a large shop. The museum is an art installation with so called Chambers of Wonder, ever-changing installations from different artists from all over the world. A beautiful outdoor area, a restaurant and the largest Swarovski shop complete the offer of that destination.

Website Swarovski Kristallwelten

Schloss Ambras - Ambras Castle

1 minute walk away frm our Innsbruck**** to the Sightseer Bus, then 35 minutes guided driving time with audio guides.

Ambras castle is located to the south and slightly above the city. The beautiful castle us surrounded by a spacoius castle park. The museum in the castle is considered as one of the oldest in the world and exhibits are part of the national Museum of Art History in Vienna.

Website Schloss Ambras

Sightseer

1 minute walk away to the Sightseer bus from our Innsbruck****

Experience Innsbruck's sights on a bus tour with the Sightseer. Get the most important ans most interesting places of the city and stay where you like it best, because it is a hop-on hop-off bus. The Sightseer is part of the Innsbruck Card, otherwise the ticket can also be purchased separately. The separate ticket for the Sightseer is also valid for all other public transpot in the city.

Prospekt/Fahrplan Sightseer

Maria-Theresien-Straße

4 minutes walk away from our Innsbruck****


Innsbruck's shopping mile attracts tourists with charming cafés, shops and shopping centres. Along the approximately 500 metre long boulevard, which was named adter Empress Maria Theresa, there are also numerous witnesses to history.. Popular photo motifs include the Anna Column and the famous Triumphal Gate.

Bergisel and Tirol Panorama

2 minutes walk away to the tram line 1 from our Innsbruck****, then 9 minutes journey and 10 minutes further walk, or you reach this place directly with the Sightseeer bus.

DThe Tirol Panorama and the Bergisel ski jump are both located at the Bergisel. This is an important site for the province of Tyrol, as it was there that the Tyrolean fight for freedom under Andreas Hofer against Napoleon took place in 1809. This battle is ompressively depict in the Tirol Panorama on a giant circular painting. The Tirol Panorama is also home of the Kaiserjägermuseum, but the giant circular painting is the most important exhibit. The Bergisel ski jump and the Bergisels Stadium are reminders of the Olympic Games in Innsbruck. the ski jumo is an architecturally impressive structure designed by Zaha Hadid. There is also a café at the top and a platform with impressive views over the city of Innsbruck.

Website Bergisel

Website Tirol Panorama

Tyrolean Folk Art Museum

5 minutes walk away from our Innsbruck****

The Tyrolean Folk Art Museum displays the most important art collection from today's European region of Tyrol (North-, South-, East-Tyrol and Trentino). The collection has been steadily built up since 1888. On display are old original parlours, traditional costumes, furnishing and handcraft objects. The Tyrolean Folk Art Museum is connected with the Court Church.

Website Tiroler Volkskunstmuseum

Audioversum

10 minutes walk away from our Innsbruck****

The Audioversum is a very interactive museum dedicated to hearing and hearing implant technology. The Audioversum is also a very suitable museum for families with children.

Website Audioversum

Tirol Panorama

2 minutes walk away to the tram line 1 from our Innsbruck****, then 9 minutes journey and 10 minutes further walk, or you reach this place directly with the Sightseeer bus.

DThe Tirol Panorama and the Bergisel ski jump are both located at the Bergisel. This is an important site for the province of Tyrol, as it was there that the Tyrolean fight for freedom under Andreas Hofer against Napoleon took place in 1809. This battle is ompressively depict in the Tirol Panorama on a giant circular painting. The Tirol Panorama is also home of the Kaiserjägermuseum, but the giant circular painting is the most important exhibit. The Bergisel ski jump and the Bergisels Stadium are reminders of the Olympic Games in Innsbruck. the ski jumo is an architecturally impressive structure designed by Zaha Hadid. There is also a café at the top and a platform with impressive views over the city of Innsbruck.

Website Bergisel

Website Tirol Panorama

Bell Museum & Bell Foundry Grassmayr

20 minutes walk ot 2 minutes walk to tram line 1 from our Innsbruck****, then 8 minutes drive and 2 minutes further waslk to the museum.

The Grassmayr bell foundry in Innsbruck has a long tradition since 1599. The bell museum, bell museum and the sound room make up the well-known excursion destination that has been awarded with the Austrian Museum Prize.

Website Glockengießerei und Museum Grassmayr

Tyrolean State Museum - Ferdinandeum

8 minutes walk from our Innsbruck****

DWith its exhibition the Ferdinandeum offers a journey back in time through the region of Tyrol and the 30.000-year-old-history. From archiology to modern art, visitors walk through Tyrol's time and explore many originals, for example those of the Golden Roof. Special exhiobitions change.

Website Ferdinandeum

Dom zu Sankt Jakob

4 minutes walk away from our Innsbruck****

The Cathedral Sankt Jakob also known as the Cathedral of Innsbruck is located in Innsbruck's old town. The cathedral was first mentiones in 1180 as "Dom zu St. Jakob".

Website Dom/Diözese Innsbruck

Fair Innsbruck

15 minutes walk away from our Innsbruck**** or 1 minute to the tram stop, then 7 minutes driving time.

The Fair in Innsbruck is very centrally located and belongs together to the Congress Innsbruck as a congress and fair company.

Website Congress Messe Innsbruck

Swarovski Innsbruck

4 minutes away from our Innsbruck****

DLike the Swarovski shop in Vienna, the Swarovski Shop in Innsbruck is part og the Swarovski Crystel world in Wattens. The Swarovaki Crystal World shop om Ommsnrick therefore includes an art exhibition that is always changing therefore not just a shop, but also a special Shopping experience.

Website Swaroski Kriatallwelten Store Innsbruck

Wiltener Basilika

20 minutes walk or 2 minutes walk to tram line 1 from our Innsbruck****, then 8 minutes drive and 2 minutes further walk.

Spacious, rich in history and patronising, it is considered the most beautiful rococo church in the country and along with the collegiate church of the Premonstratensian monastery, ist the second large church of the premostratensian monadtery,in the Wilkon districr - also home tot teh Wilten Boy's Choir: the Wilten Basilica.

Imperial Garden

5 minutes walk away from our Innsbruck****

The Innsbruck Imperial Garden id the main park in Innsbruck and thus the green lung of the city centre. hte "Hofgarten" invites you to a pleasant and relaxing walk under wonderful old trees and beautifully laid out flower beds at any time of the year. The "Hofgarten" is located in the immediate vicinity od the Nordkettenbahnen bottom station.

Website Hofgarten Innsbruck

Congress Innsbruck

5 minutes walk away from our Innsbruck****

The Innsbruck Congress is located right next to the old town and the bottom station of the Nordkettenbahnen. The Congress is the venue for numerous converts and events in Innsbruck.

Website Congress und Messe Innsbruck

Triumphpforte

10 minutes away from our Innsbruck****

The  Triumphpforte i slocates at the southern end of Maria Theresien Straße. The Triumphpforte was built from the sedimentary rock Höttinger Breccie from the Nordkette. The Triumphal Gate is modelled on a Roman triumphal arch. The marble reliefs made by Balthasar Moo in 1774 on the south side of the Gate commemorate Leopold's marraige, while those on the north side sommemorate the death of his father, Emperor Franz Stphan, who died inexpectedly in Innsbruck during the wedding festivities.

The House of music/Kammerspiele

5 minutes walk away from our Innsbruck****

The "Haus der Musik" is an universal cultural building. It contains gastronomy, the sales offices of teh Regional Theatre, the Mozarteum (music university), several event room and the Kammerspiele as part of the theatre. Hte modern building is situated next to the historical building of the Tyrolean theatre.

Website Haus der Musik

Patscherkofel

1 minute walk from our Innsbruck**** or you will find the bus stop lne J, then 29 minutes travel time.

DThe Patscherkofel is considered Innsbruck's local mountain ans is accessible by cable car from Igls. The Patscherkofel is a great mountain for good views, but also a perfect mountain for hiking. The famous "Zirbenweg" trail starts from the Patscherkofel cable car mountain station.

Website Patschekofelbahn

Tyrolean State Theatre

5 minutes walk from our Innsbruck****

Operas, operettas, spoken theatre and dance performances are on the programme of the Tyrolean Theatre. Built in the years 1844-1846 according to the plans by Giuseppe Segustini in the style of classicism, the theatre today contributes signficantly to the outstanding quality of the Tyrolean cultural world. The venue has seats for up to 800 spectators and is home to the Tyrolean Symphonic Orchestra.

Website Tiroler Landestheater