Travel Guide Innsbruck and its holiday villages

Situated on a height of 750 m (2,461 ft) altitude, Alpenzoo Innsbruck is the zoo with the highest location in Europe. The zoo is home to more than 2,000...

The Hofkirche is home to the tomb of Emperor Maximilian. This makes it one of the most important monuments in Tyrol. The grave is surrounded by 28...

The Ferdinandeum was once one of the oldest museums of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy. And even today it still ranks among the top international museums....

On the Bergisel in the south of Innsbruck lies the museum "Tirol Panorama", which is known above all for its giant circular painting. By means of an...

The Tyrolean Folk Art Museum houses the most important collection of cultural artefacts from the Old Tyrol region. The collected exhibits mainly come...

The museum in the Zeughaus is a place of Tyrolean cultural history . The building was built at the beginning of the 16th century by Maximilian I as an...

Ambras Castle, located above Innsbruck and visible from afar, is one of the most important sights of the Tyrolean capital. The Tyrolean Prince...

The Golden Roof ( "Goldenes Dachl" ) is located in the heart of Innsbruck. It is considered to be Innsbruck's most well-known attraction and a landmark of...

The Bergisel Ski Jump in Innsbruck is a huge visitor highlight. With over 28,000 spectator seats, the arena is the most modern skiing facility in the...