What to do in Innsbruck

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Bergisel Ski Jump featuring modern architecture

Places to Visit in Innsbruck

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Top places to visit

1. Golden Roof (Goldenes Dachl)

The Goldenes Dachl (Golden Roof) is Innsbruck’s most famous, and certainly its most eye-catching, attraction. Situated in the Old Town’s central plaza, it is impossible to miss this ornate structure, especially when the morning sun shines on its roof.
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Golden Roof featuring a city, heritage architecture and street scenes

2. Seegrube Cable Car

The Nordkette Cable Car proves just how close Austria’s cities are to their Alpine surroundings – in just twenty minutes, you can be whisked away from the bustling centre of Innsbruck to the peace and quiet of the towering peaks, almost two thousand metres above.
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Nordkette Cable Car showing landscape views, mountains and snow

3. Imperial Palace

The Hofburg (Imperial Palace) in Innsbruck is an excellent example of 18th-century design. This palace served as a holiday home for the imperial family when they needed some mountain air, and a visit today shows the wealth of their empire and provides and insight into the lives Austria’s elite have led over the years.
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Imperial Palace which includes heritage architecture and a castle

4. Ambras Castle

Schloss Ambras (Ambras Castle) enjoys commanding views over Innsbruck and beyond from its hillside position. The current splendour reflects the Renaissance tastes of one of the sons of the Austrian emperor, and this castle and palace has been lovingly preserved as an outstanding tourist destination.
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Ambras Castle featuring a castle, heritage architecture and a park

5. Bergisel Ski Jump

Although the Bergisel Ski Jump only took on its current appearance in 2001, the sleek and modern building became instantly iconic. Celebrated architect Zaha Hadid designed the new venue for ski jump competitions, creating a panoramic viewing platform that flows into the curve of the slope. Stand at the top of the ramp today to watch ski jump competitions or to explore a venue that also hosts two restaurants.
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Bergisel Ski Jump featuring tranquil scenes and a city

6. Tirol Panorama

Head to the foot of the Bergisel Ski Jump to find the Tirol Panorama, a fascinating exhibit dedicated to a crucial battle in Tirol’s colorful history. Set in a circular room, the panorama is a 360-degree art installation that tells the story of the Third Battle of the Bergisel. The panorama is also attached to the Imperial Infantry Museum, which charts the progress of the Tyrolean army between the 18th and 20th centuries.
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Tirol Panorama featuring interior views, a city and a river or creek

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Cathedral of St. James which includes a church or cathedral, night scenes and heritage architecture

Innsbruck City Centre

5/5(34 area reviews)

The captivating mountain views and ample dining options are top of the list for many visitors to Innsbruck City Centre. A stop by Messe Innsbruck or Hofgarten Park might round out your trip.

Innsbruck City Centre
Bergisel Ski Jump which includes modern architecture

Wilten

You'll enjoy the mountain views and coffee shops in Wilten. You might want to make time for a stop at Bergisel Ski Jump or Tirol Panorama.

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Igls

4.5/5(3 area reviews)

Skiing, mountain views and spas are just a few things travellers enjoy about Igls. Check out Patscherkofel Mountain Bahn or Innsbruck Olympic Sliding Center while you're exploring the area.

Igls
Nordkette Cable Car featuring landscape views, mountains and snow

Hungerburg-Hoheninnsbruck

Visitors to Hungerburg-Hoheninnsbruck like its mountain views and ski areas, and Seegrube Cable Car is a sight worth a stop.

Hungerburg-Hoheninnsbruck
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Arzl

Visitors to Arzl like its mountain views and ski areas, and Nordkette Mountains is a sight worth a stop.

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Reichenau

While Reichenau isn't home to many top sights, DEZ Shopping Center and Messe Innsbruck are some notable places to visit nearby.

Reichenau

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