Telfes Things to Do

The Folklore museum of local history at the center of the historic part of Innsbruck was founded in 1888 and is considered to be the most beautiful of its kind in Europe. Those who want to learn more about Tyrol, its way of liv... more

This popular outdoor pool is located in Hall, some 8km to the west of Innsbruck. The grounds boast a vast lawn with fantastic views of the beautiful Karwendel mountains and fun and games in the form of a baby pool, a childrens'... more

The 'Heiliggeistkirche', the church of the Holy Spirit, on the edge of the historic centre of the town of Hall about 10 km outside of Innsbruck, has been used as a school church since 1851. It is situated between the monastery... more

This is one of the many holiday resorts in the South of Innsbruck, in this case, only four kilometers away from the county's capital. Aldrans has about 1700 inhabitants; it is one of the places where you can find quiet accommod... more

The Kinderclub Natterer See, part of the Campingplatz Natterer See, in the middle of green landscape on a lake, offers an exciting program for children aged 4-12. A diverse animation and entertainment program, conducted by prof... more

Situated just a few minutes' drive from Innsbruck, Lake Natterer See is home to a fantastic kids' club and camping site. Overseen by professional carers and trainers, children can take advantage of a host of facilities includin... more

The cave-hall hosting the Innsbruck tourist information is located on the edge of the historic city centre. The site dates back to the 15th century and was attatched to the medieval city wall as the main guard-house. In 1921 it... more

Restaurant Seegrube stands on the Nordkette at a spectacular height of 1,900 metres above sea level. The architecturally linear, 1920's building now houses a restaurant. From its terrace, guests can take in a spectacularly brea... more

Tyrolis is a small cafe-bar featuring a little garden and located close to the university and the hospital. The most noteworthy thing about this place is that it is one of the earliest breakfast opportunities in the city. On we... more

Dating back to the early 17th Century, the Landestheater (built by architect Christoph Gumpp on the orders of Archduke Leopold) originally served as a "comedy house." Over the centuries, the theater developed into Innsbruck's m... more