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Dear Travel Agencies,
dear Coach Tour Operators,
We greatly appreciate your interest in Innsbruck and its holiday villages!
With our new B2B Manual we aim not only to reduce your workload, but also to provide
the best possible overview of what our region has to offer.
On the following pages you will find comprehensive information on major attractions,
guided city tours, our ‘all-inclusive’ Innsbruck Card, city-centre coach parking, recurring
annual events, and much more.
The prices listed in this manual are intended as a reference point. Naturally, special
inbound tour operator rates are made available on request by the attractions of your
choice. The Innsbruck Card includes admission to all museums and exhibitions, as
well as free travel on cable cars and public transport. Businesses offering benefits to
­Innsbruck Card holders are indicated with the letters IC. Of course group travel orga­
nizers also benefit from special conditions, please inquire directly with us.
Contact us at any time for competent and free advice with your travel itinerary. Our experienced team at ‘Innsbruck Reservierung’ will gladly assist you with booking the required
accommodation, as well as guided city tours.
We hope you enjoy browsing through this leaflet – and look very much forward to seeing
you soon in Innsbruck and its holiday villages!
Feel free to contact us for further information or brochures on specific topics, such as
Innsbruck Card, coach parking, hotel rates, ski packages or other services.
We will be happy to respond to your free, no obligation requests.
In the meantime we remain with best regards from the Capital of the Alps,
Peter Unsinn
Marketing Manager Asia, USA and UK
INNSBRUCK TOURISMUS
Burggraben 3, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria
tel. +43 512 59 850 - 148, fax +43 512 59 850 - 107
[email protected], www.innsbruck.info
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At a glance
INNSBRUCK AND ITS HOLIDAY VILLAGES, SONNENPLATEAU
MIEMING & TIROL MITTE REGION – IN A NUTSHELL:
» INNSBRUCK – THE CAPITAL OF THE ALPS
Bring your customers to the regional capital of the Austrian state of Tyrol and let them experience the fascinating alpine-urban flair of this beautiful picturesque town. Easy to reach and
close to Europe’s major travel routes, Innsbruck nestles at 575 m altitude amid the majestic
ranges of the Central- and Northern Limestone Alps, and offers an incredible range of attractions to approximately 135,000 residents and its many visitors. Rated one of Europe’s absolute
hot spots for culture buffs and outdoor enthusiasts, Innsbruck is a unique holiday destination
featuring a fascinating blend of cultural treasures and natural beauty.
» THE 25 HOLIDAY VILLAGES
A place to enjoy authentic country flair and rural idyll. Surrounded by picturesque landscape, yet only a few minutes’ drive away from the city centre, Innsbruck’s 25 holiday villages
beckon from the sun-drenched nearby plateaus and valleys. Typically characterized by
quaint parish churches, traditional farmhouses and village fountains, the villages exude a
relaxing rural flair.
Innsbruck’s 25 holiday villages: Aldrans, Ampass, Axams, Birgitz, Ellbögen, Götzens, Gries,
Grinzens, Igls, Kematen, Kühtai, Lans, Mutters, Natters, Oberperfuss, Patsch, Rinn, Rum,
Sistrans, Sellrain, St. Sigmund, Ranggen, Unterperfuss, Völs, Zirl.
» SONNENPLATEAU MIEMING & TIROL MITTE
Thanks to an exceptionally favourable micro-climate, the region enjoys more than 2,000
hours of sunshine per year: Welcome to the Tyrol’s longest summer!
Villages in the region: Flaurling, Hatting, Inzing, Mieming, Mötz, Oberhofen, Obsteig, Pettnau,
Pfaffenhofen, Polling, Rietz, Silz, Stams, Telfs, Wildermieming.
» AN OLYMPIC CITY
Both in 1964 and 1976, the Innsbruck region was the proud host of Olympic Winter Games.
Innsbruck was also the venue of the inaugural Winter Youth Olympic Games in 2012, making
the city the only three-time host of Olympic Winter Games worldwide.
» FOOD AND DRINK
Vast gastronomic choice: from Tyrolean inns to gourmet restaurants. Popular treats: traditional
Tyrolean fare with a wholesome, modern twist – such as vegetarian dumplings, pasta variations,
savoury pastries, chicken and beef dishes and sweet desserts. Cafés and bakeries tempt with
sumptuous gateaux, cakes and coffee specialties, bars and clubs offer wine culture and vibrant
night life. Innsbruck’s International cuisine caters to all tastes, with several Chinese, Indian,
­Japanese, Thai and Nepalese restaurants adding to the urban flair of the Capital of the Alps.
» SPORTS AND LEISURE
A multitude of summer sports (hiking, climbing, Nordic walking, running, cycling, mountain
biking, golf, bathing lakes, mountain cart adventure, etc.) as well as winter activities (downhill and Nordic skiing, all-year skiing fun at the Stubai Glacier, snowboarding, snowshoeing,
tobogganing, ice sports, etc.), – guided hiking tours – nine skiing and hiking areas and
seven cable cars – free ski and hiking bus service – free activity programme for ALL guests
staying in Innsbruck and its 25 holiday villages, both in summer and winter.
» BED CAPACITY
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Holiday Villages Sonnenplateau Total
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Total
144 / 7.417
503 / 8.174
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Publication details: Publisher: Innsbruck Tourismus, www.innsbruck.info · Concept and design: Innsbruck Tourismus
Editing and print: Ablinger. Garber, www.ablinger-garber.at · Cover photo: Innsbruck Tourismus; Photos: Innsbruck Tourismus, Tyrolean State Museums
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» GOLDEN ROOF
Covered with fire-gilded copper shingles, the Golden Roof is the small, yet resplendent landmark of
Innsbruck’s Gothic Old Town. 1.5.–30.9.2015: Mon–Sun: 10am–5pm; 1.10.2015–30.4.2016: Tue–Sun: 10am–
5pm; closed during November.
Admittance museum: adults € 4 / children (from 6 yrs), students, seniors € 2 / family ticket € 8 / IC
www.innsbruck.gv.at/goldenesdachl
» IMPERIAL PALACE
Innsbruck’s Imperial Palace ranks among Austria’s most significant historic buildings. The flair of former
splendour prevails throughout the premises, from the Gothic basement up to the beautiful domed roof.
Mon–Sun: 9am–5pm, 1.3–31.8.2015: Wed: 9am–7pm. Admittance: adults € 9 / children free / IC
www.hofburg-innsbruck.at
» NORDKETTENBAHNEN CABLE RAILWAYS
Nowhere else in the world is the dividing line between urban space and rugged mountain landscape so
thin. A mere 20-minute ride on the Innsbruck Nordkettenbahnen takes visitors from the bustling centre of
Innsbruck up to serene high-alpine terrain. Forming part of Alpenpark Karwendel, Austria’s largest nature
reserve, the rugged Nordkette range towers high above Innsbruck and offers absolutely breathtaking panoramic views. Here a truly unique mountain experience is guaranteed, due to the close connection between
city life and alpine scenery. Operating hours: Hungerburg funicular Mon–Fri: 7.15am–7.15pm, Sat, Sun &
public holidays: 8am–7.15pm, Seegrube gondola lift: 8.30am–5.30pm, Hafelekar gondola lift: 9am–5pm.
Prices: Innsbruck–Seegrube: € 27.50 / children € 15.10 / IC www.nordkette.com
» ALPINE ZOO
Located at the foot of the Nordkette mountain range, Europe’s highest zoo looks down onto the roofs of
Innsbruck. With 2,000 animals and 150 species, there is no other animal park in the world that can boast
such an extensive collection of Alpine wildlife.
Open daily from 9am (Nov. – March until 5pm, April – Oct. until 6pm); Prices: adults € 10 / children € 5 / IC
www.alpenzoo.at
» WILTEN BASILICA
Wilten Basilica, both a parish church and place of pilgrimage, is one of Innsbruck’s most important cultural
and architectural gems. According to legend, the image of the Virgin Mary was already worshipped here by
Roman legionnaires. No sightseeing during mass. Free admission.
» GRASSMAYR BELL MUSEUM AND BELL FOUNDRY
Bells from the Grassmayr Bell Foundry can be heard in almost 100 countries all across the globe. Building
upon 400 years of expertise, history and tradition, the Grassmayr family has been casting bells for fourteen
generations. The adjacent Bell Museum is a unique combination of bell foundry, bell museum and sound
chamber. Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm; (1.5.–31.10.2015: Sat: 9am–5pm).
Prices: adults. € 7 / children € 4.50 / family ticket € 18 / IC www.grassmayr.at
» TIROL PANORAMA MUSEUM WITH IMPERIAL INFANTRY MUSEUM
The Tirol Panorama Museum showcases Tyrolean culture and history, centred on Innsbruck’s famous
Giant Panoramic Painting. Comprehensive permanent exhibition, in combination with Imperial Infantry
­Museum. Wed–Mon: 9am–5pm (last entry 4.30pm)
Prices: full price € 8 / concessions € 6 / free for children and youth up to 19 yrs; IC / combi ticket Tyrolean
State Museums: full price € 11 / concessions € 8
www.tiroler-landesmuseen.at
» BERGISEL SKI JUMP STADIUM
Perched regally on Innsbruck’s historic Bergisel, the stunning ski jump stadium is a definite must-see attraction where cutting-edge architecture and Olympic history meets Tyrolean bravery. Enjoy spectacular vistas
from the breathtaking viewing platform and ‘Bergisel SKY’ restaurant. 1.6.–31.10.2015: Mon–Sun: 9am–6pm
(last entry 5.30pm); 1.11.2015–31.5.2016: Mon–Fri: 10am–5pm, Sat–Sun: 9am–5pm (last entry 4.30pm).
Prices: adults € 9.50 / children € 4.50 / group rate € 8.50 (from 20 persons) family ticket € 18.50;
Combi ticket with Tirol Panorama Museum: adults. € 14 / families € 28
www.bergisel.info, www.facebook.com/bergiselschanze
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» AMBRAS CASTLE
Innsbruck’s Ambras Castle is the oldest museum of its kind worldwide. Its collections rank among the most
significant of their kind on an international level. This romantic Renaissance castle is considered one of the
Tyrolean capital’s finest sights. Mon–Sun: 10am–5pm, closed 2–30.11.2015. Prices: free for children & youth
up to 19 yrs / full price € 10 / concessions € 7 / IC – 1.12.2015–31.3.2016: € 7 / concessions € 5 / IC
www.schlossambras-innsbruck.at
» SWAROVSKI INNSBRUCK FLAGSHIP STORE
For many years now, SWAROVSKI INNSBRUCK has been a shimmering hot spot in the historic centre of Innsbruck that surrounds the Golden Roof. Mon–Sun: 8am–7pm. Closed: from 6pm on 4 Nov., all day on 5 Nov.
2015; from 6pm on 2 Nov., all day on 3 Nov. 2016. Free admittance.
www.swarovski.com/innsbruck
» COURT CHURCH
Innsbruck’s Court Church, home to the tomb of Emperor Maximilian I, is not only the most significant monument in the Tyrol but also home to Europe’s most splendid Imperial cenotaph. It is a testimony to European
courtly art from far beyond the German speaking regions, for which Maximilian I and Ferdinand I employed
major artists of the period such as Albrecht Dürer, Peter Vischer the Elder, Alexander Colin, among others.
Highlights include the tomb of Emperor Maximilian I, the occident’s most magnificent cenotaph ringed by
28 imposing bronze statues, the famous Ebert organ and Silver Chapel. Mon–Sat: 9am–5pm, Sun & public
holidays: 12.30–5pm. Prices: adults € 7 / concessions € 5 / free for children and youth up to 19 yrs / IC /
combi ticket Tyrolean State Museums: full price € 11 / concessions € 8
www.tiroler-landesmuseen.at
» CITY TOWER
While today’s visitors look across the city and the mountains from the tower’s viewing platform,
this 15th-century monument served as a prison in former times. 1.6.–30.9.2015: Mon–Sun: 10am–8pm;
1.10.2015–31.5.2016: Mon–Sun: 10am–5pm, 10am–8pm during Christmas Market period, 24.12: 10am–3pm,
31.12: 10am–1am, 1.1: 10am–5pm. Prices: adults € 3 / children € 1.50 / IC
» AUDIOVERSUM
The Audioversum opens up the magical world of hearing with an interactive exhibition for all ages. It offers
fascinating acoustic experiences for all the family, unusual installations and exhibits created with novel technologies. Tue–Fri: 9am–5pm, Sat–Sun & public holidays: 10am–5pm, Closed on Mondays.
Prices: adults € 7 / children € 4.50 / groups of 10 adults or more € 5.50 pp
www.audioversum.at
» SCHNAPPS TASTING AT THE HOFER FARM
In the Tyrol, the art of making schnapps enjoys a century-old tradition. Farmer Toni Nagiller introduces
visitors to a wide variety of delicious homemade spirits at the traditional Hofer farmhouse.
Contact: [email protected]. group rate (4-15 persons): schnapps tasting € 15 per adult / schnapps
tasting and smoked ham platter (incl. beverages) € 20 per adult
www.hofer-bauer.at
Guided city tours
OF INNSBRUCK
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Book a guided city tour for your coach group directly with Innsbruck Reservations. Our knowledgeable guides will be
­happy to explain all the important historical facts – as well as many fascinating anecdotes from the city’s present and
past. Tours are available in several languages, incl. Chinese.
Prices: 1–2 hrs € 120 / 3 hrs € 135 / half day: € 165 / full day: € 220 (8 hrs, 8am–6pm) / additional hours (after 6pm) € 15.
Max. 50 persons per guide. Bookable at Innsbruck Reservierung, [email protected]
Special tours: Numerous themed tours offered by Per Pedes City Tours ®. For example: ‘Glamour & poverty – daily life
around 1500 A.D’. For further details please visit www.perpedes-tirol.at
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THE CAPITAL OF THE ALPS
Includes free one-time admission to all museums and sights in and around town.
1 return trip on any of the lifts and cable cars in the Innsbruck region.
Free use of city transport services (IVB), the ‘Sightseer’ tourist bus and
Crystal Worlds shuttle bus. Full refund of bus parking fee with the purchase
of 20 Innsbruck Cards per coach.
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Innsbruck Tourismus, Burggraben 3, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria
tel. +43 512 59 850, [email protected], www.innsbruck.info
Parking guidance system
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GETTING HERE:
From Autobahn exit ‘Innsbruck Ost’, a convenient guidance system indicates the direct route to the HOFGARTEN BUS
TERMINAL (next to Imperial Gardens).
Opening hours: daily, from 7am until 7pm
» daily 24-hr access » € 30 parking fee per day/bus » WC » convenience store » free bus wash area
» 100% refund voucher with travel on the Nordkettenbahnen cable railways or with purchase of 20 Innsbruck Cards
(per coach) » € 5 refund at accommodation or restaurants in Innsbruck (see current list) per coach & daily parking fee
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» SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL WORLDS – WATTENS
On 30 April 2015, the Swarovski Crystal Worlds entered a new era of magic and sparkling wonder. Following
the most extensive renovation works in its history, this unique tourist attraction now covers a total area
of 7.5 hectares. In addition to a range of innovative additions to the outdoor area surrounding the iconic
‘Giant’, five of its subterranean ‘Chambers of Wonders’ have been completely refurbished by internationally
renowned artists and designers. Centrepiece of the new garden is an ephemeral crystal cloud measuring
about 1,400 m². Hand-studded with approximately 800,000 Swarovski crystals, the mystical cloud is a truly
awe-inspiring masterpiece. Open daily from 9am–6.30pm (last entry 5.30pm).
Prices: adults. € 19 / children 6–14 yrs (acc. by adult) € 7.50 / groups € 17 pp/ IC
www.swarovski.com/kristallwelten
» PILGRIMAGE CHURCH – GÖTZENS
The 18th-century Götzens pilgrimage church is done in typical Rococo style with opulent paintings and stucco
adornments. Due to its marvellous acoustics the church is an excellent concert venue hugely popular with
musicians and audiences alike.
www.cultura-sacra.at, www.tiroler-barocktage.at
» POSTKUTSCHERHOF AXAMS
Located just 6 km away from Innsbruck, you find the quaint holiday villages Axams, Birgitz and Götzens,
aptly named ‘the jewels of the foothills’. Here you can enjoy horse-drawn stagecoach outings through the
magnificent Tyrolean landscape, followed by lunch or dinner at the convivial Postkutscherhof.
Available all year round, with a capacity of up to 100 passengers. A traditional parlour seats 50 persons,
various dining rooms offer seating space for up to 350 persons. Group carriage tours for up to 120 persons.
Furthermore, the Postkutscherhof hosts Tyrolean folklore evenings every Thursday night.
www.postkutscherhof.com
» HINTERLOCH MILL – ELLBÖGEN
Historic gristmill by the Falkasanerbach stream. Located in Innerellbögen towards the Arztal Valley,
the Hinterloch mill presumably dates back to the 16th century.
Information and bookings: tel. +43 512 37 74 57
www.innsbruck.info/ellboegen
» ANICH-HUEBER MUSEUM OBERPERFUSS
Oberperfuss was the home of famous cartographer Peter Anich and his assistant Blasius Hueber.
Guided tours available upon prior arrangement with the local tourist office, tel. +43 5232 81 489.
www.innsbruck.info/ober-unterperfuss-ranggen
» BRANGER ALM
The Branger Alm restaurant is widely known for its traditional Tyrolean atmosphere and culinary treats, using
fresh produce from the on-site farm. The authentic cuisine is best complemented by a refreshing glass of
Branger Bräu, delicious homemade beer produced on the premises, at the first micro-brewery of its kind in
the Tyrol. Open daily from 11.30am.
www.brangeralm.at
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TOP ATTRACTIONS AT
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» STAMS ABBEY
Situated in prominent location along the Upper Inn Valley, the Baroque Cistercian Abbey at Stams can be
seen from afar. Its centrepiece is the monumental Abbey Church, burial place of the Tyrolean sovereigns.
Its elaborate pulpit and exuberant interior with colourful frescoes, together with its probably most
famous artwork – a unique altarpiece depicting an intricate Tree of Life – make the Basilica the centre­
piece of the Tyrol’s cultural heritage. Guided tours of the premises are available all year.
Oct.–May: every Wednesday at 1pm (meeting point at the Abbey shop), or upon prior arrangement.
June–Sep: Mon–Sat, 9am–noon, and 1–5pm, Sun & public holidays 1–5pm.
Basilica opening hours: Mon–Fri 12.30–2pm, Sat–Sun 1–5pm. Restricted access to the Basilica due to
restoration and tuning works on the new Abbey organ from 26 May until 30 August 2015.
Admission: group rate € 4 pp
www.stiftstams.at
» CULTURAL WALK – TELFS
This circular walk around Telfs leads past impressive frescoes, ornate fountains with fascinating origins
and history-steeped buildings.
The cultural walk departs from the town hall, located in the centre of the market town.
www.sonnenplateau.net
» PEACE BELL OF THE ALPINE REGION – TELFS-MÖSERN
In recent years, the Peace Bell in Mösern just above Telfs has been attracting an increasing number of
visitors. Besides being the largest free-swinging bell in the Alpine region and its scenic location, the Peace
Bell enthrals with its captivating peal and historic significance. Every day at 5 pm, its solemn sound can be
heard far across the Inn Valley as a symbol of good neighbourly relations and peaceful coexistence.
www.friedensglocke.at
» MARIA LOCHERBODEN PILGRIMAGE CHURCH – MÖTZ
Just east of Mötz, perched at 816 m altitude on the ridge of Locherboden, lies the pilgrimage church of
­Maria Locherboden. Since its construction in the mid-18th century, pilgrims have been flocking to the
chapel’s revered devotional painting of the Virgin Mary and to marvel at the incredible views onto Stams
Abbey and the upper reaches of the Inn Valley.
www.locherboden.at
» ON THE TRAIL OF LOCAL PRODUCE
Stretching along 40 km, this culinary circuit comprises approximately 30 stopping points offering a
delicious variety of regional treats such as Alpine bee honey, spirits and fruits, as well as smoked ham and
hearty cold cuts. There is also ample opportunity to learn about local production methods and the area’s
unique culinary offerings. Guided tours available year round, on request.
http://www.sonnenplateau.net/sommer/genuss/genuss-radweg.html
» ‘NOAFLHAUS’ CARNIVAL AND LOCAL HERITAGE MUSEUM – TELFS
The local heritage museum in the centre of Telfs offers visitors a glimpse into the region’s history and present day life. At the carnival museum, the focus is on the tradition of ‘Schleicherlaufen’, one of the biggest
and most authentic carnival rituals in the Alpine region.
Open: Mon–Fri 10am–12 noon. July and August: Mon–Fri 10am–12 noon and 3–5pm.
Guided group tours available on request: tel. +43 5262 62 709 - 20
www.telfs.com/noafl
» A WALK THROUGH THE CENTURIES – FLAURLING
Located in the centre of the Upper Inn Valley, along the region’s historic salt route between Innsbruck
and Telfs, Flaurling is a typical Tyrolean village with a distinctive rural flair. Part of The Way of St. James
pilgrimage route since several years, the former Bavarian settlement was first mentioned as ‘Flurininga’ in
a historic gift deed dating back to 763 AD. Guided tours available all year on request.
www.chronik-flaurling.at
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UPCOMING EVENTS AT OLYMPIAHALLE INNSBRUCK
21.11.2015:
Andreas Gabalier and band – live concert
25.–29.11.2015: Cirque du Soleil – “VAREKAI“
13.03.2016:
Semino Rossi
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ANNUAL MAJOR EVENTS
AT INNSBRUCK AND ITS HOLIDAY VILLAGES
» EASTER FESTIVAL (MARCH/APRIL)
Each year, the Tyrol Easter Festival brings the many moods of Lent to Innsbruck and Hall.
Both contemplative and serene, the diverse array of musical performances also includes
festive Easter music. www.osterfestival.at
» INNSBRUCK EASTER MARKET (MARCH/APRIL)
The annual Easter Market takes place in the unique setting of Innsbruck’s historic Old Town. Its
delightful range of wares includes typical Easter decorations, children’s toys made from wood or
metal, as well as traditional culinary treats. Daily folklore performances and musical entertainment.
www.ostermarkt.at
» ‘TANZSOMMER’ DANCE FESTIVAL (JUNE/JULY)
For many years now, the Innsbruck ’Tanzsommer’ festival has been bringing the world of dance to
the Tyrolean capital, featuring top companies from all across the globe. www.tanzsommer.at
» PROMENADE CONCERTS (JULY)
Jaunty tunes presented in a befitting setting: taking place in the inner courtyard of the Imperial
Palace, the free Innsbruck Promenade Concerts evoke the lively flair of the Austrian monarchy.
Just like in former times, audiences enjoy classical brass music performed in a light-hearted
manner. In line with this time-honoured tradition, the Innsbruck Promenade Concerts feature
also contemporary brass ensembles.
www.promenadenkonzerte.at
» FESTIVAL OF DREAMS (AUGUST)
Hilarious, playful, artistic and exuberantly colourful – the Innsbruck Festival of Dreams offers an
enchanting combination of all these attributes. Memorable evening entertainment is guaranteed!
www.festival-der-traeume.at
» FESTIVAL OF EARLY MUSIC (JULY/AUGUST)
Innsbruck has always been a major centre of Early Music. Already during the Renaissance and Baroque eras,
the Capital of the Alps was the home of famous court musicians and composers such as Paul Hofhaimer,
Heinrich Isaac and Pietro Antonio Cesti. Each year in July and August, the Innsbruck Festival Weeks – the
most longstanding Festival of Early Music worldwide – continue with this tradition. Being one of the
most renowned events of its kind, the annual Innsbruck Festival Weeks attract thousands of visitors.
www.altemusik.at
» SOIREE AT THE COURT OF EMPEROR MAXIMILIAN I (AUGUST)
The Emperor and his entourage assemble beneath the Golden Roof, in order to partake in
a festive banquet. The noble party is entertained by courtly music and dance, orientallooking Morris dancers, minstrels, acrobats and jesters – giving a glimpse of the exuberant
life at the court of Maximilian I. Dates: 6, 13, 20 Aug., alternative date 28 Aug. Start: 8pm,
free entry. www.perpedes-tirol.at
» CHRISTMAS MARKETS (NOVEMBER/DECEMBER)
Visitors to Innsbruck encounter the joyful Christmas spirit all across town, from the Golden Roof
to the Nordkette mountain at altitudes of 2,000 m. From 15 Nov. 2015 until 6 Jan. 2016, six diverse
Christmas markets offer authentic Alpine flair in an urban setting. www.christkindlmarkt.cc
» FOUR HILLS TOURNAMENT (JANUARY)
In the framework of the 64th Four Hills Tournament, the next Bergisel ski jumping compe­
tition is scheduled to take place from 2–3 January 2016. www.bergiselspringen.at
» TYROLEAN EVENING WITH THE GUNDOLF FAMILY (ALL YEAR)
Prices: adults € 29 pp (incl. 1 drink) / group rate € 20 pp / 3-course meals from € 10 pp /
transfer service on request
www.tirolerabend.info
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Customized packages
Please go to www.innsbruck-pauschalen.com and browse our wide variety of packages, put together according to
seasons and special occasions in Innsbruck and its holiday villages, as well as the Sonnenplateau Mieming and Tirol
Mitte region. Let us help you plan your perfect itinerary, it will be our pleasure to assist you with the perfect travel
­solution for your company and to fully satisfy your costumers’ expectations.
All inquiries are of course non-binding and completely free of charge. All offers are bookable through us, with com­
missions being directly passed on to you. Please do not hesitate to contact us for further details.
Take a look at the below sample packages:
» IN WINTER
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OLYMPIA SKIWORLD INNSBRUCK
9 ski areas, 300 km of slopes and 90 lifts and cable cars with just one ticket!
The Innsbruck region is a veritable Eldorado for all winter sports enthusiasts. Options range from relaxed
family skiing to challenging downhill adventures for everyone – from alpine skiers and free skiers to snowboarders as well as absolute beginners:
» 4 nights minimum stay
» hotel accommodation
» incl. half-board or buffet breakfast
»OlympiaWorld ski pass valid at 9 ski areas: Axamer Lizum, Patscherkofel, Muttereralm, Nordkette,
Rangger Köpfl, Kühtai, Schlick 2000, Stubai Glacier, Glungezer
» free ski bus service, from early December until mid- April, according to schedule
» available from early December until mid-April
ADVENT PACKAGE
Our Christmas Markets exude the joyous flair of the pre-Christmas season, with festively decorated stalls offering beautiful gift ideas as well as hot tea, mulled wine and fragrant punch, sausages and many more culinary
treats of the season such as piping hot ‘Kiachl’ pastries. From the traditional ‘Christkindlmarkt’ in the historic
Old Town to the modern market stalls along glittering Maria Theresien Street, Innsbruck’s six diverse Christmas
Markets hold something for everyone:
» 1 night hotel accommodation, incl. breakfast
» welcome gift
» 1 return trip on the Nordkettenbahnen cable railways
» voucher for mulled wine or punch
» 2 nights and more: free Innsbruck Card
» IN SOMMER
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HIKE & CITY HIKING PACKAGE
Nowhere else in the world the boundaries between city life and mountain adventure are as close as in
Innsbruck. So why not combine a pleasurable city break with a memorable hike at lofty heights? Located
at approximately 2,000 m altitude, the easily manageable Zirbenweg hiking trail runs along the tree line,
through fragrant copses of centuries-old stone pines. Offering fabulous panoramic views of Innsbruck and
the Inn Valley, this truly impressive nature reserve awaits your passengers at the very doorstep of town:
» 2 nights hotel accommodation, incl. breakfast
» 48-hour Innsbruck Card
» guided nature walk on the Zirbenweg hiking trail
» hiking equipment rental (boots, backpack)
» YEAR-ROUND OPTIONS
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Even a short stay at the Capital of the Alps offers a fascinating blend of mountain adventure and cultural
delights. Where else in the world is the medieval Old Town a mere thirty-minute ride away from a mountain restaurant, located at a staggering 2,000 m above sea level? This package is also ideally suited to
attend one of Innsbruck’s many cultural events:
» 2 nights, incl. breakfast
» coffee & cake at Alpenlounge Seegrube at 2,000 m altitude
» 48-hour Innsbruck Card
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Praxmar
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2832 m
Roter Kogel
1634 m
Lüsens
2276 m
Westfalenhaus
3296 m
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Combination tickets
» INNSBRUCK CARD
The Innsbruck Card is the key to all museums and attractions in the region.
Prices: 24 hrs – € 33 (commission € 3) / 48 hrs – € 41 (commission € 4) / 72 hrs – € 47
(commission € 5)
Information & bookings: tel. +43 512 53 [email protected]
» COMBI TICKET NORDKETTENBAHN & ALPINE ZOO
Visitors to the Innsbruck Alpine Zoo enjoy a special combination ticket. The Alpine Zoo
combi ticket includes return travel on the Hungerburg funicular, admission to the zoo
as well as free car parking at the Congress and City underground garage from 8am–8pm.
Prices: adults € 12.50 / youth/seniors € 10.50 / children 6–15 yrs € 6.50 / children
4–5 yrs € 2
Information & bookings: Innsbrucker Nordkettenbahnen: tel. +43 512 29 33 44
[email protected]
www.nordkette.com
» COMBINATION TICKETS FOR TYROLEAN STATE MUSEUMS
BERGISEL COMBI TICKET
TIROL PANORAMA with Imperial Infantry Museum and Bergisel Ski Jump
Prices: € 14, free admission for children and youth up to 19 yrs (Bergisel Ski Jump up
to 15 yrs)
TYROLEAN STATE MUSEUMS COMBI TICKET
Ferdinandeum Tyrolean State Museum, Zeughaus Arsenal Museum, Tyrolean Folk Art
Museum, Court Church, TIROL PANORAMA with Imperial Infantry Museum
Prices: full price € 11 / concessions € 8 / free admission for children and youth up to
19 yrs
Information & bookings: Mag. Alexandra Hörtler: tel. +43 512 59 489 - 133
email: [email protected]
www.tiroler-landesmuseen.at
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INFORMATION
INNSBRUCK TOURISMUS
Peter Unsinn, MA – [email protected]
Burggraben 3, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria
tel. +43 512 59 850, fax +43 512 59 850 - 107
www.innsbruck.info
BOOKINGS
All information is supplied without liability and subject to change
INNSBRUCK RESERVIERUNG
Dieter Kraft – [email protected]
Burggraben 3, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria
tel. +43 512 56 200
www.innsbruck-pauschalen.com
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