Welcome to the provincial capital of Innsbruck
Unique mountain landscape meets diverse culture. Whether you enjoy nature or like to discover culture - Innsbruck combines a lively city full of young people and at the same time peace and nature for hiking, skiing or just relaxing.
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Leisure & Shopping
Innsbruck is a city where pretty much all leisure activities are possible, there is nothing that does not exist. In addition to traditional sports such as football, volleyball, tennis, yoga, climbing, dancing, etc., there are also unusual ones such as fencing. You can also shop everywhere. The city center with the department store Tirol and the Sillpark or the DEZ in the east are particularly recommended.
Winter
There are also opportunities to go skiing on the Patscherkofel and the Nordkette. For winter sports fans, it is also recommended to watch the annual ski jumping at Bergisel. Otherwise, winter sports areas such as thermal baths are more likely to be found in the surrounding area.
Summer
In addition to various hiking routes on the Patscherkofel or the Nordkette, the via ferrata on the Nordkette is particularly recommended for climbers. There are also a few bathing lakes, such as the Baggersee, Lanssee, Mühlsee & Herzsee for a dip in the cold water.
Culture
Fans of classical music should take a look at the program of the Haus der Musik in Innsbruck or the early music festival in summer. Another highlight is the annual New Orleans Jazz Festival. There are also numerous events and major concerts in the Tivoli Stadium, as well as drama and theater in the Innsbruck State Theater.
Inn promenade
The Innpromenade in Innsbruck is a beautiful place to be enchanted by the many colorful houses, the Nordkette in the background and the Inn.
