365 Days of Adventure in Innsbruck
City break meets alpine holiday

By plane:
The closest airports are Innsbruck and Munich, Germany (125 km).

By train/bus:
Take a train from Salzburg (1 h 45 min), Munich, Germany (1 h 45 min) or Vienna (4 h 15 min).

By car:
From Vienna: A1 and A12 motorway

From Switzerland: A12 motorway, then through the Arlberg Road Tunnel or toll-free via the Arlberg region

From Germany: A12 and A8 motorway

• Umbrüggler Alm

  Modern architecture meets excellent cuisine. The hut sits at 1,123 m and offers a fantastic view of Innsbruck and the Inn Valley.

• Drei Seen Hütte

  Enjoy hearty Tirolean dishes prepared by hut lady "Wild Hilde" at 2,334 m with stunning views as a bonus. The hut is open all year round.

• Muttereralm Hut

  This welcoming hut is a must-visit for families and tobogganing fans.

• Nordkette

  Spectacular panoramas from the Seegrube (1,905 m) and the Hafelekar (2,334 m). The modern cable car quickly takes visitors from the city up the mountain.

• Bergisel Ski Jump

  A mix of impressive architecture and fantastic views. From the observation tower or the restaurant you can see the whole city of Innsbruck and the surrounding mountains.

• Patscherkofel

  Postcard-perfect panoramas of the Inn Valley and the surrounding mountains from the cable car station's terrace at 2,246 m.

Yes. Innsbruck’s Christmas markets transform the historic Old Town into a glowing winter fairytale, framed by medieval facades and the snow-covered Nordkette mountains. Visitors can wander through narrow lanes filled with the scent of roasted chestnuts, spicy mulled wine, and freshly baked Tiroler Kiachl, while traditional brass bands and choirs add to the festive atmosphere. The famous market beneath the Golden Roof is especially magical, with sparkling lights and stalls offering handcrafted ornaments, local delicacies, and unique Tirol souvenirs.

Just a short stroll away, the more modern Maria-Theresien-Straße market dazzles with illuminated trees and contemporary decorations, creating a lively contrast to the Old Town’s medieval charm. For a Christmas market with stunning views of wintery Innsbruck, head to the Hungerburg.