Enjoy the Tirol mountainscape during the day by mountain bike, and in the evening head to the regional theatre; or after enjoying some brunch on a roof terrace in the Old Town travel up to 2000 metres altitude in just 20 minutes on the cable car. Investigate the Karwendel mountain range during a hike in the summer, or ski and snowboard in the 8 ski areas in winter ...

These are just a few examples of the many activities on offer when you visit Innsbruck and its holiday villages. Accommodation in the region ranges from 5 *star city hotels to a holiday apartment on a farmstead, which means the needs of everyone are catered for.

5* Hotels: 2
4* Hotels: 40
3* Hotels: 58
2* Hotels: 78
Private rooms: 78
Holiday apartments/Apartments: 91

Innsbruck is set in a favourable location on a well developed road network in the heart of the Alps.

Modern trains, comfortable journeys, stress-free train journeys, convenient transfers ... the numerous connecting services to the main train station in Innsbruck – and often at very competitive prices too.

More than 20 international flights serve Innsbruck Airport. Scheduled and charter flights provide speedy, great value connections.