Hungerburgbahn/Nordkettenbahn

The Hungerburg rack railway has been in service since 1906, connecting the city with Upper Innsbruck and the Nordkettenbahn railway to Se...

This gigantic panoramic painting was painted in the 20th century and a very famous attraction in the city.. It took Munich artist Michael...

The Leopoldsbrunnen (fountain) is a historical monument facing the Stadtcafé on a little square between the palace, the theatre and the S...

Restaurant Seegrube stands on the Nordkette at a spectacular height of 1,900 metres above sea level. The architecturally linear, 1920's b...

First built in the 15th century, the Hofgarten originally served as a rather crude vegetable garden for the imperial court but was later...

Plateau's interior is characteristic of the many viaduct places: a long, simple bar, a few seats, minimal tables, and the usual vault amb...

Yellowstone is Plateau's neighbour, but it is very different from it: this is the country bar in the viaduct row. Inside, t...

The location and the name of this place are thematic - Gleis ("railway track") is one of the many little bars situated in the viad...

From the inconspicuous decor, you would never guess that Weltenbummler ("globetrotter") specializes in exotic dishes like crocodile, wild...

Gasthaus Lewisch is located at the border of Saggen, a rather posh residential area in the city with many a beautiful villa. The Lewisch...

This restaurant's cuisine has been highly praised by the Initiative Tiroler Wirtshauskultur, a body which evaluates restaurants se...

Schwarzer Adler Restaurant is a spectacular restaurant, located in the cellar of the equally spectacular four-star Schwarze...

Sahib is a distinguished old town Indian restaurant near the Hofgarten. The elaborate (yet not overdone) interior is characterised by pic...

Innsbruck's sole branch of the Pizza Mann chain can be found under the viaduct. A few simple tables dot the parlor. The clientele consist...

Kenzi is located on the south bank of the River Inn within the very old outer walls of Innsbruck's Old Town, notably in the only modern b...

Kröll bakery is arguably one of the city's best, set in 800-year-old vaults with walls made of shiny local stone. A favourite among coffe...

The baroque detailing on this 18th-century yellow-and-white palace-turned-restaurant across from the Hofburg can be admired f...

The Kaiserstuben is the best known place in Innsbruck to eat late at night. Locals often refer to this as the Kaisermühlen (the emperor's...