ALPINE KEY TO THE CITY EXPLORE THE VARIETY OF INNSBRUCK THIS SUMMER


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Offering a seamless blend of history, culture and panoramic alpine scenery, Innsbruck is the one-stop destination to experience bustling city life one day, then peaceful mountain hikes the next.


With so much to see and do in the Capital of the Alps, the destination has put together the Innsbruck Card.


This all-access pass unlocks the best of the region, including free entry to 22 museums and attractions, complimentary use of public transport, and a return journey on selected lifts and cable cars.


Available for 24, 48, or 72 hours, it ensures a seamless and value-packed city break.


UNMISSABLE ATTRACTIONS From sparkling outdoor cloudscapes to dazzling crystals in the museum, Swarovski Crystal World’s is perfect for all the family. Prepare to be enchanted by these glittering chambers of wonder. There’s even a play tower facility, perfect for keeping the kids entertained.


For visitors wanting a panoramic view of the city, take the Nordkette cable car up to 2,356m to the top of Innsbruck. Architecture fans will be intrigued to know that the renowned Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid designed the Hungerburgbahn stations, to whisk visitors to the top of the Nordkette mountain.


Whilst you’re at the top, why not dine with a view at Seegrube panorama restaurant before embarking on the return journey, with a stop-off before the city to the Alpine Zoo – home to 2000 individuals from the animal kingdom.


A short trip across the city will allow you to venture to the Bergisel Ski Jump, another Hadid masterpiece. Having hosted the Winter Olympics three times at the 1964, 1976 and at the Youth Olympic Games in 2012, the magnificent landmark now features a restaurant and regularly hosts ski jump competitions.


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