STEP INTO INNSBRUCK’S HISTORY Step into Innsbruck’s past and visit the famous Golden Roof, a landmark created to mark Emperor Maximilian I’s wedding back in 1500. Visitors can learn more about Emperor Maximilian I and his impact on the city at the Golden Roof Museum.
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The Hofburg Imperial Palace, once home to the powerful Habsburg dynasty, showcases lavish state rooms and imperial apartments, providing a glimpse into centuries of Austrian history.
Nearby, The Hofkirche church offers awe inspiring, larger than life, bronze statues of historical figures, making it one of Innsbruck’s most striking attractions.
And just a short trip away, Ambras Castle stands as a Renaissance landmark, featuring an extensive collection of art, armour, and rare artifacts from Archduke Ferdinand II’s personal collection.
SWAP CITY FOR NATURE The Patscherkofelbahn gives access to Innsbruck’s ‘home’ mountain, an Olympic destination with views of more than 400 peaks. It’s the perfect location for a leisurely mountain walk.
Take in the sights of the Alpine Garden, Austria’s highest botanical garden, and home to a stunning array of treasures, with edelweiss, gentian and auricula growing alongside exotic mountain flora from the Himalayas.
Stunning views can also be enjoyed from the sun terrace of the Das Kofel restaurant, located at the mountain lift station of the cable car.
This is a popular starting point for a number of hiking routes, taking in landmarks including the Kurpark spa gardens, mountain huts and refreshment points, as well as the Patscherkofel summit.
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Colette Verra, Innsbruck Tourism Marketing Manager Said: “Innsbruck is perfect for a summer holiday, and visitors can effortlessly transition from exploring historic city streets to walking in the Alpine mountains.
“With the Innsbruck Card, explorers have over 22 attractions to visit and can discover the city with our convenient and reliable public transport, free of charge, as well as enjoy a free guided walk programme.”
“For those staying two nights or more in partner establishments, the free Innsbruck Welcome Card provides access to public transport around the city, making it easy to step from shopping, dining and relaxing in the urban centre to hiking, cycling and swimming in the stunning Alpine landscape.”
More information about the Innsbruck Card and the Innsbruck Welcome Card, including prices and what is included, is available online at
www.innsbruck.info/innsbruckcard
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