Innsbruck this winter
EXPLORE THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS THE SKI PLUS CITY PASS SKIING AND SIGHTSEEING
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Visitors to Innsbruck this winter can enjoy a combination of thrilling skiing, vibrant city culture, and family-friendly attractions, all on one ticket.
The SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck offers everything you need for an exciting and varied winter sports break in the Tyrolean mountains.
With access to 12 ski areas in and around Innsbruck, the capital of the Alps, and the neighbouring Stubai Valley, plus entry into 23 top city sights and experiences, travellers can enjoy two holidays in one.
Designed for visitors who want more from their holiday than just time on the slopes, the SKI plus CITY Pass brings together skiing, culture and family fun in one of Austria’s most accessible alpine regions.
You won’t waste a moment of your precious holiday time here - it's just a 20-minute transfer from the airport into Innsbruck, and the ski areas are right on the doorstep.
Flights are available from most UK airports, and you can be on the slopes within an hour.
ONE PASS, 12 SKI RESORTS – FROM GLACIER POWDER TO BEGINNER SLOPES
The SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck covers a wide range of ski areas. One pass, 12 resorts, and each offers something different,
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from beginner terrain and toboggan runs to freestyle snow parks and freeride zones.
At Axamer Lizum, experienced skiers will enjoy exploring the varied, open terrain and a challenging snow park. The Nordkette ski area, a must for adrenaline junkies, can be reached directly from Innsbruck’s city centre via cable car in only 30 minutes.
Thrill seekers can head to the Stubai Glacier, Austria’s biggest glacier ski area, with 100 kilometres of guaranteed snow-covered pistes, ideal for early or late-season trips and a freeride powder department that keeps skiers coming back year after year.
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