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Buzihütte is an idiosyncratic place with a great deal of character. A favourite among locals, this tavern occupies an idyllic spot on the edge of the forest in the upper part of Innsbruck (about 10 minutes from the bus stop). N... more
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The magnificent mountains that surround Innsbruck are absolutely ideal for hiking. The Innsbruck Tourist Board offers a series of scenic walks led by guides from the Alpine School. There are about 40 different routes to choose... more
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The Theresienbräu (Theresia Brewery) is situated just opposite the triumphal arch. Together with Krahvogl and the Elferhaus, it represents a type of establishment that has become characteristic of Innsbruck's catering trade sin... more
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The café Katzung is situated in the old town's Katzung building, which is about 500 years old. This is one of Innsbruck's oldest coffee houses, and it feels like this long tradition has settled and nestled for all eternity in t... more
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Emperor Maximilian I ruled in the period straddling the Middle Ages and the German Renaissance. He nurtured a the "golden age" and for this, publicity was the essence, particularly self-promotion. Consequently, the emperor reve... more
Real Travelers who've been here
corkigagn said
… to Maximilianeum, which was the favorite lodging of Maximillian I when in Innsbruck. It included a movie of his… continue reading »
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Situated 727 metres above sea level, the Alpenzoo is the highest zoo in the world. Rather than play host to a range of exotic creatures, this haven only contains animals that originate from the Alpine region. Visitors can see m... more
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corkigagn said
…) we finally made our way to the Alpenzoo where we watched the animals. Robert played tug of war… continue reading »
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Maximilian I was widely considered too extravagant for his own good, and the Goldernes Dachl is an example. Maximilian ordered that all 2,600 copper shingles on the royal balcony should be covered in gold as a, "gift" to the pe... more
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Queenie said
…), and Goldenes Dachl (a house in old town where we ate).Then the moment we’ve (I mean my mom) been waiting… continue reading »
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If you feel like dancing the night away, this is the place. Popular among Innsbruck locals and tourists, this club keeps the beats pounding all night. As well as serving up some hot dance tunes, Treibhaus also serves snacks. Ch... more
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Located across the street from Innsbruck's Holiday Inn, this is a cellar-level dance club that attracts a clientele composed of about 70% gay men, 25% gay women, and 5% interested and usually well-intentioned straight pe... more
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Real Travelers who've been here
J&H Bogus Adventures said
…. Prettttttyyy. The golden roof was surrounded with christmas markets, which we explored, and we luckily… continue reading »
Leutasch Travel Experiences
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A morning in Innsbruck
We head out and get 2 hours in the town of Innsbruck. It felt much different when the last time I visit last year and I had forgotten m... Continue reading »
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Innsbruck is In
Innsbruck, for us, is a refreshing slice of heaven. High in the Austrian Alps we beat the neverending heat wave that was sweeping t... Continue reading »
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Garmisch and the Alps
Arriving at one of our favorite places in Europe - the foot of the German alps near Zugspitkze, the highest point in Germany. An id... Continue reading »
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Innsbruck
17/07/2003 Berna – Zurich – Innsbruck (406 Km.)Nos levantamos pronto en Berna y salimos a la calle para ver el ambientillo suizo. Si ay... Continue reading »
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Innsbruck, Austria
My next destination after Cologne was to travel across the border to Innsbruck, Austria. This place is really beautiful and refreshing.In... Continue reading »
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