Highlights
Innsbruck
and surroundings
Expeditions filled with stunning highlights
Sightseeing & culture
The city of Innsbruck is notable for the diversity of its tourist attractions. Here are all the highlights the city has to offer. You definitely don’t want to miss them.
You just have to see them
Tourist attractions
Attractions
Admire the city from above. The ski jumping venue with an Olympic past provides an unparalleled view of Innsbruck. Its modern design is bound to catch the attention of true architecture enthusiasts.
A stroll through the old town has plenty to offer. In addition to the traditional tourist attractions such as the Golden Roof or the city tower, Maria-Theresien-Straße is a lively shopping street with numerous stores and cafés. Of course, you can also explore the city on guided tours. Most tours last around 2 hours.
A trip to the Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Hall is an extraordinary experience. Enjoy a fascinating mix of art, culture, entertainment, shopping, games, and fun. A popular destination for young and old in all weather conditions.
An experience for young and old. Above the rooftops of Innsbruck, roughly 2,000 alpine animals await you and your family in natural enclosures, terrariums, and aquariums. Embark on an exciting expedition together and observe the wild animals of the Alpine region up close.
“Experience Tyrol” is a unique exhibition in the middle of Innsbruck in the Kaufhaus Tyrol department store. A mixture of curiosity, tourist attraction, and modern theater play. Five rooms that will captivate you.
Magical experiences
Churches & castles
Are you interested in old churches, majestic towers, and ornate facades? Then you’ve come to the right place. Marvel at magnificent halls and mysterious gardens and let yourself be transported back in time.
Just 15 minutes from Grünwalderhof, Ambras Castle takes you on a journey 450 years back in time. The castle features fascinating and magnificent display collections.
The Innsbruck Court Church (Hofkirche) is located on the edge of the old town. The former magnificent tomb of Emperor Maximilian I was redesigned in the late Baroque style under Empress Maria Theresa. Today, it is part of the Tyrolean Provincial Museums and is connected to the Tyrolean Folk Art Museum. A visit to the “Hofkirche” Court Church invites you to explore bygone eras.
Nestled between the Hofburg and the Hofgarten, the Tyrolean State Theater (Tyroler Landestheater) is a venue for cultural diversity. Plays, operettas, operas, musicals, and dance theater are presented on two stages. A thoroughly enchanting experience. The current program is displayed at our reception desk.
Reflection of art and window to history
Museums & Exhibitions
A fascinating world of information, art, and history awaits you in Innsbruck’s museums. Places where the beauty of art comes to life in various forms, giving you insight into the cultural identity of the city.
Embark on a journey through time spanning 30,000 years as this tour based on art and historical artifacts takes you from the Stone Age to the present day.
The Tyrolean Folk Art Museum (Tiroler Volkskunstmuseum) combines tradition and art in an inviting atmosphere to give you a glimpse behind the historical scenes of Tyrol. It is a collection of numerous exhibits, some of which were acquired before World War I. You will be amazed by how much there is to discover.
Are you interested in the history of the city of Innsbruck? Then a visit to the city museum is just the thing for you. Aspects of the city’s history are presented in a permanent exhibition from the city archives.
Culture
Highlights
Innsbruck
