Leutasch Things to Do

The Innsbruck Hafen (harbor) got its name from a saw mill that used to raft wood on the Inn river long ago. Later, in the early nineties, the Hafen, saw a legendary period as the center of Innsbruck's independent scene thanks t... more

A night-time walk by lantern light through the hills and villages surrounding Innsbruck is an experience not to be missed. Led by guides from the Tourist Board, the hike leads up to Heiligwasser, a rustic guest house on the slo... more

Kunstraum Innsbruck is a public society whose goal is to put up exhibitions of modern art. In addition, talks, discussions, readings and concerts take place at their gallery. The society aims to bring contemporary art both to t... more

Das Stadtcafé is one of Innsbruck's biggest and most popular cafe-restaurants. It is located close to the regional theater, and the Hofgarten. There are two floors and a large terrace from where you have a perfect view of the m... more

This venue is popular as a café and bar, a nightclub and a concert hall. Popular acts are always performing and the club hosts talented DJs. The café's hours are slightly different than those of the club, but no matter what tim... more

There are quite a few Murauer Cafes in Innsbruck, over ten at the last count. All have a classic Austrian coffeehouse ambiance and sell homemade cakes and pastries. The choice is huge, with rich, "Malakoff" and "Marconi" tarts,... more

Krahvogel is part of the Cammerlander family's Innsbruck culinary empire, of which the successful Elferhaus is also part. Krahvogel is different from the Elferhaus in a number of ways; the interior design is more innovative and... more

The Innsbruck Cineplexx, located on the Südring, is the newest and biggest movie theater in the city. In the eight climate controlled, state of the art auditoriums, over 1500 viewers can be seated, with over 300 spaces in the m... more

The Grassmayr family has been making bells for fourteen generations. This museum charts 400 years of history and tradition. True to a long-standing practice in the craft, bells are still moulded out of clay, alloyed with minera... more

It is very easy to find your bearings in Innsbruck. The Nordkette mountain range is located to the north of the city, and the Serles to the south. Consequently, the inhabitants of Innsbruck are very attached to their mountains,... more