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Skiing on the Nordkette Innsbruck © Innsbruck Tourismus / Andre Schönherr

City + Skiing = Innsbruck in Tirol

Combine a city break with no fewer than 13 top ski destinations, including a snow-sure glacier and Austria’s highest ski village.

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City and Skiing

Yes, Innsbruck is pretty unique: Where else do you get a beautiful Baroque town surrounded by 13 ski areas? Stroll its streets full of imperial elegance and have a coffee in a classic Austrian coffeehouse. And then, take a cable car from the city centre and be at 2,000 m in just 20 minutes.

Why Visit Innsbruck?

The SKI plus CITY pass gives you all-inclusive access to 22 city sights, 13 ski areas, 3 swimming pools, and public transport
Beautiful old town surrounded by impressive mountains
308 km of snow-sure pistes and 111 lifts
Easily accessible with frequent flights from the UK
Perfect Tirol holiday hub

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How to Get There

By plane:
Innsbruck airport is easily reached via direct flights from most major UK airports.

By train:
Innsbruck is easily reached via international trains (1h 45 min direct from Munich) as well as directly from Salzburg (1 h 45 min) and Vienna (4 h 15 min).

By car:

From Vienna: A12 motorway.
From Switzerland: A12 motorway. Through the Arlberg Road Tunnel or toll-free via the Arlberg region.

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Ski Areas

Stubai Glacier

108 km of slopes
Altitude: 960 - 3,212 m
Lifts: 26 (40,000 passengers/hour)
Longest slope: 16.5 km
Steepest slope: 60%
Restaurants: 5
Austria's biggest glacier ski area

Axamer Lizum

42 km of slopes
Altitude: 1,560 - 2,340 m
Lifts: 10
Restaurants: 9

Nordkette

13 km of slopes
Altitude: 860 - 2,256 m
Cable cars: 2 (1,675 passengers/hour)
Steepest slope: 70%
2 Restaurants
Funicular starts from the city centre

Kühtai - Hochötz

85 km of slopes
Altitude: 1,938 - 2,520 m
Lifts: 12 (18,000 passengers/hour)
Steepest slope: 60%
Austria’s highest ski village

Patscherkofelbahn

18 km of slopes
Lifts: 3
Snow park at 1,900 m above sea level
6.5 km from Innsbruck

Glungezerbahn

23 km of slopes
Altitude: 922 - 2,304 m
Longest slope: 15 km
Lifts: 7

Schlick 2000

22 km of slopes
Altitude: 1,014 - 2,136 m
1.5 km ski route
Lifts: 11

Oberperfuss - Rangger Köpfl

17 km of slopes
Lifts: 4
10 km toboggan run (8 km floodlit)
12 km from Innsbruck

Muttereralm

13 km of slopes
Lifts: 4
3 toboggan runs
MAP Funpark for freestylers and boarders
8 km from Innsbruck

Bergeralm

6 lifts
5 Restaurants

Elferbahnen

4 lifts
980 m - 1780 m
3 toboggan runs

Serlesbahnen

4 lifts
6km of slopes
4 toboggan runs
960 m - 1674 m

Get in Touch

Innsbruck Tourist Board

Burggraben 3
6020 Innsbruck

Telephone: +43 512 59 850

info@innsbruck.info
www.innsbruck.info
www.ski-plus-city.com

Innsbruck Tourist Board

Burggraben 3
6020 Innsbruck

Telephone: +43 512 59 850

info@innsbruck.info
www.innsbruck.info
www.ski-plus-city.com

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