Innsbruck Things to Do

This burgeoning district is situated just south of Innsbruck's city center. It features several notable points of interest, including the tremendous DEZ-Einkaufszentrum, the largest shopping center in North Tirol, and the Schlo... more

The bright gothic and baroque style church St Nikolaus is situated approximately 10km from Innsbruck, directly on Oberer Stadtplatz next to the town hall. The foundations for the construction of the chapel were set in 1281. The... more

Located just 5km from Innsbruck, in the resort of Igls, the Olympic bob-sleigh and toboggan run hosts a series of international competitions every winter, but is also open to the general public from June to September. Daring vi... more

The Saggen district is situated to the north of the heart of Innsbruck. As part of the city's historic old quarter, this area features plenty of impressive architecture in addition to a bustling commercial scene complete with c... more

From the well known skiing center of Igls in the eastern Mittelgebirge, the Patscherkofel line takes visitors to the "Alpenpflanzengarten", the highest botanic garden of Europe. The greenhouse of the Federal Forest Research Ins... more

The alpine school Innsbruck, in co-operation with the Innsbruck Tourist association, offers the "Karwendel Trekking", an worthwhile two-day tour in the fascinating mountain landscape around Innsbruck. On the first day the tour... more

An American-style restaurant with an unmistakable Caribbean twist, this colorful restaurant specializes in juicy steaks, gigantic baked potatoes and delicious jambalayas. You'll hear plenty of English spoken here, as Papa Joe's... more

This posh disco resides smack in the center of Innsbruck, in the middle of the triumphal arch and the core of the old city. Apart from the wild weekends, Wednesday night has established itself as the night to show up and dance,... more

The, 'Town Tower' was completed in 1450. It offers a fantastic view of the Nordkette mountain range and the Old Town. In earlier times, this view was enjoyed - albeit behind bars - by prisoners who were locked up here. The more... more

This palace was turned into a museum by Archduke Ferdinand II. The Wunderkammer (Gallery of Wonders) contains a display of exotic objects like coral, ivory, a rhinoceros' horn and other artifacts brought back to Europe by the e... more