Discover Innsbruck Trip 2026

The oriel window covered with 2,657 gilded copper tiles, dating from the year 1500, was built by Emperor Maximilian I as an honorary box for tournaments, and is the best-known landmark of Innsbruck's old town with its characteristic bay windows and arcades.

The stations, designed by architect Zaha Hadid, take visitors within minutes directly from the city center to over 2,300 meters in altitude, where high alpine mountains meet the provincial capital directly, unique among Europe's major cities.

The ski jump, redesigned by star architect Zaha Hadid, has already hosted the Olympic Winter Games twice and offers a breathtaking view over Innsbruck and the surrounding alpine peaks from its observation platform at the top.

Located just a short drive outside the city, the underground experience world of crystal maker Swarovski transforms sparkling crystals into surreal art installations by various contemporary artists, a dazzling excursion destination for the whole family.

Innsbruck Airport is located only about 4 kilometers west of the old town and is reachable by bus in a few minutes. Direct trains also run from Zurich several times a day, taking about three hours.

The oriel window covered with 2,657 gilded copper tiles, dating from the year 1500, was built by Emperor Maximilian I as an honorary box for tournaments, and is the best-known landmark of Innsbruck's old town with its characteristic bay windows and arcades.

The stations, designed by architect Zaha Hadid, take visitors within minutes directly from the city center to over 2,300 meters in altitude, where high alpine mountains meet the provincial capital directly, unique among Europe's major cities.

The ski jump, redesigned by star architect Zaha Hadid, has already hosted the Olympic Winter Games twice and offers a breathtaking view over Innsbruck and the surrounding alpine peaks from its observation platform at the top.