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The Sightseer

Experience the sights of Innsbruck on a compact tour with the Sightseer. Travel to the most interesting places in the city and stop off wherever you want. With the 24h ticket, you can break your journey as often as you like and get back on board at every Sightseer stop. The Sightseer ticket is also valid as a ticket for all IVB lines in Innsbruck core zone. 

For more information, visit  www.sightseer.at

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Innsbruck Classic Tour – Bus and walking tour

Our Classic City Tour is a combination of a bus and a walking tour. A great way to discover Innsbruck´s main attractions in the historic city centre, as well as all the beautiful and interesting sights outside of the city centre.

Duration : 2 to 3 hours

Sprungschanze Innsbruck

A drive through Innsbruck´s most interesting districts

The tour passes the Imperial Court Garden and takes you through the idyllic district of Saggen with its elegant Gründerzeit villas. It also goes through Innsbruck´s oldest district St. Nicholas and crosses the famous Inn bridge with a stunning view of the Old Town.

The route continues to Wilten, Innsbruck´s southernmost district, famous for:

• The Rococo Basilica of Wilten • The Grassmayr bell foundry • The Triumphal Arch

Together we will explore the Bergisel, known by locals as the “Schicksalsberg“ (mountain of fate). Due to its elevated position the Bergisel has always been a site of great importance for Tyrol: in 1809 the Tyrolean freedom fighters struggled here for the country´s freedom and since 1953 it is the venue of the annual Four Hills Tournament (short stop to enjoy the wonderful view over the city).

The old town – a journey into Innsbruck´s past

During our walking tour we will discover Innsbruck´s imperial past:

• The Imperial Court Garden • The Imperial Palace • The Court Church (known by locals as Black Men Church)

The baroque Cathedral of St. James is also worth a visit. Its history reaches back to the 12th century and is closely linked to the foundation of the city.

The city’s most famous landmark is the Golden Roof , with its 2.657 fire-gilded copper tiles.

History is brought to life by looking at these fantastic buildings and by listening to the stories and anecdotes about Innsbruck´s past.

After a stroll through picturesque, narrow streets and past colourful historical town houses, the tour will conclude in the Maria Theresien Street with its splendid baroque architecture.

Bottom line - our Classic City Tour gives you a fantastic overview of the city and the opportunity to explore a lot in little time. Our Tip: The Maria Theresien Street is a great place for shopping and for having a cup of coffee at one of the numerous outdoor cafés.

All information at a glance:

Meeting point : Bus parking at the Hofgarten, Kaiserjägerstrasse 8 or by arrangement. Tour duration : 2 to 2.5 hours Tour itinerary : Combination of a bus tour and a city walk Admission fees for attractions and museums are not included in our guide rates. Free Admission to the Cathedral; no visits during church services. Number of participants: for individual guests and groups

A second guide is recommended for groups of 35 or more participants. For 20 or more participants, it is recommended that you bring a Quiet Vox system. Depending on availability, we can also provide audio equipment on site free of charge.

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15 Best Innsbruck Tours

At just more than 100,000 residents, Innsbruck is only the 5th largest city in Austria, but it’s the biggest alpine sports resort in the entire Alps and draws visitors from all over the world.

In addition to its world-class ski slopes and scenery, the city is well-known for impressive architecture, a lush food scene, and abundant shops, museums, and galleries.

Don’t fret if winter sports aren’t your cup of tea, because year-round activities are plentiful, and the weather is just about perfect for much of the spring and summer seasons.

Below are 15 of the best tours of Innsbruck that are worth checking out.

1. Classic City Highlights Tour

For those who refuse to skimp on the Innsbruck experience just because they’re working with limited time, this 1 ½ hour tour of the city’s premier attractions would be a great fit.

The city’s old town area is awash with majestic cathedrals, impressive towers, and other historical attractions that really shouldn’t be missed.

Tours of this nature are great ways to get the lay of the land quickly and discover things that you’d like to explore more on your own if you’ve got the time.

Tours are available in multiple languages and go full-speed ahead in all weather, so dress accordingly.

2. Paragliding Adventure

As a bit of a disclaimer, paragliding definitely isn’t a suitable activity for everyone.

Okay, now that that’s out of the way, it often ends up being one of the most memorable and exhilarating things visitors experience on their trips to Innsbruck.

It’s not a problem if you’ve never taken to the sky in a flying machine without engines, because you and your travel companions will get all the equipment and training you’ll need before taking off.

Prepare to be dazzled with unparalleled scenery and sensations you’ve probably never experienced.

Age and weight restrictions apply, so click the link below for specifics.

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3. Tyrolean Sweets and Coffee Tour

Though coffee and sweets are pretty satisfying no matter where you consume them, there’s something truly special about enjoying them in a magnificent alpine resort town like Innsbruck.

Agree? If so, there’s really no better way to spend 2 ½ hours than on this Tyrolean sweets and coffee tour.

Following your local guide, you’ll set out to parts of the town that most tourists never get to see.

You’ll learn about the area’s history and culture, relax in quaint cafés on historic streets, and ooh and ahh as you sample traditional coffee and baked goods.

Tours depart at one o’clock, so try not to eat a huge lunch.

4. Gundolf Family Evening Cultural Experience

Cultural immersion is probably the best way to learn about the people and places you’re visiting in a relatively short time.

The Guldolf Family consider themselves ambassadors of music and culture, and they’ve been welcoming travelers from all over the world into their home since the ‘60s.

If folk songs, traditional dance, and yodeling sound appealing, then consider blocking out a few hours to enjoy one of Innsbruck’s most enduring icons.

Guests are encouraged to join in, though it’s definitely not mandatory.

Show costs include traditional food like soup, roast pork, potatoes, salad, and strudel loaded with whipped cream.

5. Private Innsbruck Tour with Local Guide

Walking tours are great ways to stretch your legs, burn unwanted calories, and see things from a street-level perspective.

This walking tour with a local guide is available in 2, 3, and 4-hour options depending on what guests want to see and how much time they have.

Tours include elements of history, culture, recreation, and dining, and can be customized to fit the interests of participants.

Your guide will enlighten you with tidbits about the city that other tourists might miss, and you’ll get a good overview of its layout and attractions, too.

It’s a great activity for those who’ve just arrived.

6. Top of Innsbruck Round-trip Cable Car Ticket

More than a few of Innsbruck’s attractions are so amazing that the services of a guide aren’t really needed.

Previous visitors agree that riding the Innsbruck Cable Car is one such activity.

At its peak, the cable car reaches nearly 2,500 meters. It affords riders unobstructed views of the city, mountains, and valleys for which the area is known.

Views of Innsbruck have often been described as if they’ve jumped from the pages of a fairy tale. As the sun sets, the city becomes a mesmerizing sea of lights.

Tickets are valid for an entire day, so you can take the ride when it suits you best.

7. Swarovski Crystal World Ticket and Transfer

Swarovski crystal is sought after the world over for its beauty and high quality.

The company’s Crystal World Museum is located just a stone’s throw from Innsbruck in Wattens.

The museum features attractions like the Giant’s Garden and the Crystal Cloud, which is comprised of nearly one million individual pieces of crystal, each of which has been put in place by hand.

This excursion includes an entry ticket and transfer from Innsbruck. Once on-site, you’ll have ample time to explore at your own pace and do a bit of shopping if the spirit moves you.

There’s even an outdoor playground for little ones.

8. Entrance Ticket to Alpine Zoo and Hungerburg Funicular Combo

Featuring thousands of animals from hundreds of species, Innsbruck’s Alpine Zoo is a must-visit attraction that’s especially popular with those visiting with animal-loving children.

The zoo is located in the mountains high above the town of Innsbruck, and the Hungerburg funicular is how you’ll make the journey from Congress Station.

The ride is relatively quick but provides guests with amazing views. Once on-site, you’ll have ample time to explore the alpine themed zoo that’s home to birds, bears, lynx, and fish that are native to the area.

The zoo is engaging and entertaining for adults and kids alike.

9. Innsbruck Food Tour

Innsbruck’s Market Hall is the beating heart of the city’s culinary scene, and it’s where this 4 ½ food tour gets underway.

The market stalls are brimming with fresh ingredients brought in from the surrounding countryside, and there are social and cultural elements that you just won’t find at modern supermarkets.

While on the tour, participants will sample traditional favorites from a number of Tyrolean regions, such as coffee, baked goods, and hot and cold dishes.

The tour starts at ten o’clock and is great value for diehard foodies and those who relish the chance to rub elbows with the locals.

10. City Tower Entrance Ticket

Innsbruck’s City Tower is one of the area’s most iconic attractions, and for many locals and visitors, it embodies everything that makes the historic city special.

Though there are several tower tours, many visitors choose to see it for themselves. There are plenty of plaques nearby that describe the tower’s interesting history.

It’s a popular place for lovers of all ages to congregate, especially in the warm months when the sun is setting behind distant mountains and trumpeters are playing from the Golden Roof.

You’ll need to scale more than 130 steps to reach the tower’s viewing platform, but the views will make it well worth the effort.

11. Private Eagle’s Nest Tour from Innsbruck

During much of the Third Reich’s existence, the Eagle’s Nest was the higher echelon’s premier rest and relaxation destination.

It’s perched precariously atop a sheer mountain in nearby Salzburg and is a must-see attraction for history buffs.

This one-way tour begins in Innsbruck and ends in Salzburg, so it’s a great last day activity for those who’ll be moving on to other parts of the country.

It’s a private tour, which means an intimate experience. You’ll learn about the opulence the politicians and military brass enjoyed while their soldiers were off fighting and dying in foreign lands.

12. Bergisel Ski Jump Arena Entrance Ticket

Innsbruck has hosted two winter Olympic Games over the years and features one of the tallest ski jumps on the continent.

In addition to being a practice facility, the facility features a terrace restaurant and panoramic views of the Alps and Tyrol Mountains.

The entrance ticket includes access to the viewing area, multiple lifts, and the Olympic gallery that gives guests unique insights into the games held in years past.

It’s also an excellent place for a relaxing afternoon coffee or strudel. Most guests spend between two and three hours showing themselves around before heading off on other adventures.

13. Innsbruck eBike Tour

Bike tours can be great ways to cover lots of ground in a new area quickly, but in mountainous regions like Innsbruck, they may be impractical for all but the most athletic.

That’s precisely why e-bikes have become so popular in recent years.

They assist the rider with extra power when the going gets tough, which means more time spent enjoying the things you want to see and experience.

This professionally guided e-bike tour covers a lot of ground. Along the way, participants will enjoy awe-inspiring scenery and historical narration, all while breathing the fresh mountain air and burning calories.

14. Walking Tour with Private Guide

Despite its high-altitude alpine environment, Innsbruck is a very pedestrian-friendly city. During the warm spring and summer months, there are a variety of walking tour options from which to choose.

For those who prefer to avoid vans crammed with harried tourists, walking tours can offer a more pleasant way to see the city.

This private, guided tour includes stops at many of Innsbruck’s most celebrated attractions, and it can be customized to meet the needs and interests of participants.

Popular tour attractions include City Tower, Triumphal Arch, and other points of interest off the well-worn path.

15. Upstream River Surfing Adventure

It’s been said that only dead fish swim with the current; though the verdict is still out on the phrase’s meaning, it definitely won’t be an issue on this upstream river surfing adventure.

The rivers and streams around Innsbruck often experience periods of heavy flow during the spring thaw, and the river surfing can be phenomenal.

It’s an activity best left to the fit, and fearless, but guests get all the equipment and training they need before heading out to try their luck.

Tours are limited to five participants, ensuring everyone gets personal attention, but it’s not a good fit for the elderly and those with physical limitations.

15 Best Innsbruck Tours:

• Classic City Highlights Tour
• Paragliding Adventure
• Tyrolean Sweets and Coffee Tour
• Gundolf Family Evening Cultural Experience
• Private Innsbruck Tour with Local Guide
• Top of Innsbruck Round-trip Cable Car Ticket
• Swarovski Crystal World Ticket and Transfer
• Entrance Ticket to Alpine Zoo and Hungerburg Funicular Combo
• Innsbruck Food Tour
• City Tower Entrance Ticket
• Private Eagle's Nest Tour from Innsbruck
• Bergisel Ski Jump Arena Entrance Ticket
• Innsbruck eBike Tour
• Walking Tour with Private Guide
• Upstream River Surfing Adventure

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Innsbruck travel blog — the fullest innsbruck travel guide & suggested innsbruck itinerary for 3 days for first-timers.

It’s hard to find a city as quiet as Austria’s Innsbruck. This place stands out with rows of colorful vintage houses located right at the foot of the snow-covered mountain. With 800 years of history, this land is known as the “capital of the Alps” really is a destination that is hard to ignore on the beautiful Austrian travel itinerary. So, what to do and how to visit Innsbruck for the first-time? Let’s check out our Innsbruck travel blog (Innsbruck blog) with the fullest Innsbruck travel guide from how to get there, where to stay, best time and best places to visit, top things to do to clear the answer!

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Innsbruck travel blog: When to visit?

Peak tourist season: The summer from May to September is always the tourist season in Innsbruck. This period always has great conditions for visiting such as no snow, nice weather and daytime lasts until 9pm. Fun activities, cultural and arts performances are also very exciting.

The “shoulder season”: Spring and autumn, the weather is not so perfect as the peak season. But the travel cost is slightly lower and tourists are less. Spring has a number of Austrian public holidays. In the autumn, you have the opportunity to participate in wine festivals and Harvest Festival of local people.

Winter in Innsbruck is not a good time to travel and explore. It is cold and also dark quickly, it is only 4pm and it starts to get dark. However, if you planning a trip, you can choose the end of November and December, the Christmas market in Innsbruck opens quite early, and experience its winter (skiing, winter activities…).

Innsbruck travel guide: How to get to Innsbruck?

You can fly to Innsbruck via Kranebitten Airport . This is the airport serving for the entire Tyrol region in western Austria. The airport is located in the west and 4km from the city center. The routes connecting to Innsbruck Airport include London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Edinburgh…

From the airport you can catch a bus, taxi or other airport transfer services to get to city center. Bus line F right outside of the airport will take you to Innsbruck Hauptbahnhof central station in just 20 minutes. Bus runs every 10 minutes / trip and costs € 2.90 / trip.

The most convenient way to get to Innsbruck is by train. You can book tickets on the website of ÖBB or Trainline . The travel time from Vienna to Innsbruck is about 4-5 hours, or from Salzburg is about 1 hour 45 minutes.

Due to Austria is located in the heart of western Europe, Innsbruck is a very convenient place for you to arrange your itinerary. For example, if you want to take the train from some Italian cities such as Florence, Milan to German cities, or Switzerland, the travel time will be very long. So, you can spend 1-2 nights in Innsbruck during these journeys.

Innsbruck travel blog: Transportation in Innsbruck

Public transport.

Bus: There are more than 20 bus lines serving all day and night in the city of Innsbruck. Which including 11 night bus lines running from 11PM to 5AM the next morning. If you want to take a quick tour around Innsbruck, you can get on the Sightseer bus – Hop on-Hop off. This bus passes many attractions such as Schloss Ambras (Ambras Castle), Bergisel and Alpenzoo (Alpine Zoo) from the city center.

Trams: There are 4 lines operating in the city. Line 1 and line 3 run in the city while line 6 departs from the ending point of line 1 in Bergisel. This line 6 takes you to Igls village and passing many beautiful view spots along the way.

Tickets and travel passes

Traveling in the Tyrol region is quite convenient by train and Innsbruck is the region’s capital. There are 3 main railway companies including IVB for Innsbruck, VVT for Tyrol and the national railway of ÖBB. The VVT ​​ticket you can use for the IVB system while traveling in Innsbruck and there is an additional surcharge. Public transport in Innsbruck includes tram and bus with the following tickets:

Single ticket: Used to travel between points in the center (Kernzone), ticket price is €2.40 and surcharge of €0.60 if you buy on tram / bus. This ticket can be purchased at IVB Customer Center, ticket vending machines or buy directly from the driver. You can buy 8 trip ticket with 25% cheaper price.

24-Hour ticket: Valid within 24 hours as soon as you validate on the bus / tram for €5.60. With this ticket you get unlimited travel within 24 hours in the Kernzone, buy at the same places as single ticket or buy via IVB’s app ( Android , iOS ). Another ticket call 24-Hour 2-Plus for 2 adults and 3 children up to 15 years old, priced at €8.10.

Innsbruck Card is a great card choice with 24, 48 and 72 hour options. With this card you get unlimited travel and free access to a number of attractions and museums, including the cable car to the top of Nordkette as well as the hop-on hop-off bus. Prices for 24h, 48h and 72h types are €43, €50 and €59 respectively. You can buy online here .

Austria Innsbruck City Card Plus .

Innsbruck blog: What and where to eat?

Some of the restaurants serving outstanding traditional food in Tyrol – Innsbruck such as the Weisses Rössl ( Agoda.com or Booking.com ) hotel and restaurant (Address: Kiebachgasse 8, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria) or Stiftskeller (Address: Stiftgasse 1-7, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria/Hours: 10AM–12AM) is located in an ancient monastery. Another restaurant you should try is Ottoburg (Address: Herzog-Friedrich-Straße 1, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria/Hours: 11:30AM–2:30PM, 6PM–12AM) , one of the oldest restaurants here serving traditional Austrian cuisine.

Regarding of cuisine, you must definitely try Tiroler Gröstl. Simply a dish of mixed potatoes with fried meat and topped with a half-fried egg with. Just look, it’s so delicious, and the energy is full.

Another very popular traditional dish in Innsbruck is the Strudel apple pie, which is quite suitable for breakfast. This cake consists of thin layers of sponge cake rolled up and filled with apple inside, quite similar to the Trdelnik Donut in Prague but the crust is much thinner. You can easily find this cake in the lovely cafes in the Old Town.

Eating at Innsbruck Christmas Market

A very interesting place for you to experience street food, as well as Innsbruck cuisine is the Markthalle Innsbruck market. If you come here in Christmas, local people will set up a series of stalls and shops for Christmas market. You can try a lot of street food, or simply sipping a glass of Rum is also very interesting.

Address: Herzog-Siegmund-Ufer 1-3, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria Hours: 7AM–6:30PM/Saturday: 7AM–1PM/Sunday: Closed

See also: How to spend 1 day in Vienna, Austria.

Innsbruck travel blog: Where to stay?

In my trip to Innsbruck, I had stayed for 2 nights in an Airbnb apartment which was quite good. This apartment is located in the quiet of Müllerstraße, right next to the center of Innsbruck. Inside is fully equipped, large room with double bed, including both sofa and television like in a hotel. Price at EUR44/night, you can book through this Airbnb link .

If you want to stay in the heart of the city with a beautiful view, you definitely cannot miss the STAGE 12 Hotel by Penz ( Agoda.com or Booking.com ) . Inside, there is a large campus, and the rooms overlooks the snow-covered mountains of Tirol region.

If you love vintage style but luxury, you can choose the Best Western Plus Hotel Goldener Adler ( Agoda.com or Booking.com ) . Design style bearing bold historical image of Tyrol from the 1390s. Many outstanding figures such as Mozart, Goethe and Royal members have stayed here.

Below we recommend more best cheap, budget, mid-range and upscale hotels with good ratings and reviews you can refer to.

• Hotel Innsbruck , a top rated 4-star hotel with room rates from $150/night (Check rates on Agoda.com or Booking.com ).
• Adlers Hotel , a top rated 4-star hotel with room rates from $142/night (Check rates on Agoda.com or Booking.com ).
• Hotel Mondschein , a top rated 4-star hotel with room rates from $142/night (Check rates on Agoda.com or Booking.com ).

There are many good hotel deals in this city, you can check on Agoda.com or Booking.com .

Innsbruck blog: What to do and best places to visit?

Triumphal Arch (Triumphpforte)

Triumphpforte was built in 1765, is the gateway to Innsbruck’s Old Town. Right after Leopold’s wedding, Queen Maria Theresa’s second son to the Spanish princess, Leopold’s father passed away. This work depicts the wedding and the death of the emperor.

Address: Leopoldstraße 2, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria Hours: Open 24 hours

Goldenes Dachl (Golden Roof)

This golden roof building and museum is located in a small street in the Old Town. This is a bustling and crowded neighborhood, but Golden Roof stands out with 2,657 sparkling gold-plated copper tiles. You can enter the museum, but to step out onto the balcony you will have to buy a ticket. Right next to the Golden Roof is Helbling Haus featuring a unique architecture reminiscent of Gaudi’s works in Barcelona.

Address: Herzog-Friedrich-Straße 15, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria Hours: 10AM–5PM

Other attractions in Old Town

Nothing is more interesting than wandering around the small streets of Old Town. Watching the stalls and shops selling souvenirs, street food. Also you can visit other famous spots like the Hofburg Imperial Palace, City Tower and the Gothic achitecuture of Court Church (Hofkirche mit Silberner Kapelle).

The Hofburg Imperial Palace is a historical witness to the ages of the Austrian Royal Family and the changes of this land. Inside the palace there are both a museum and conference area. Admission is €9.5 / adult, but it is free if you have a Innsbruck Card . Also Sunday is a family day, free for kids and young people, accompany 2 adults.

Colorful houses by the River Inn

The image of the colorful houses at the foot of the snow-capped Nordkette mountain is really a symbol of Innsbruck. What’s more wonderful than walking along the River Inn, watching the majestic houses and mountains of Austria. Enjoy the rhythm of the people living with the breath of Innsbruck.

Bergisel Ski Jump

Right across from the Old Town you can explore the Bergisel Olympic Ski Jump. This sports complex has hosted many Winter Olympics, with stadiums for football, figure skating, and ski-related sports … With its location on a hill not too high, but enough for a panoramic view of Innsbruck.

Address: Bergiselweg 3, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria Hours: 9AM–4PM/Monday, Tuesday: Closed

Tirol Panorama Museum

If you hike up the Innsbruck Ski Jump complex, you will find the Tirol Panorama museum. The museum is a witness of history and is depicted on a giant painting up to 1.000 square meters wide. The ticket price is €9.00 to visit the museum, and €12.00 for the 5 museum complex including Ferdinandeum, Museum of Regional Heritage, Armory, Court Church, Tirol Panorama.

Address: Bergisel 1-2, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria Hours: 9AM–5PM/Tuesday: Closed

Amusement parks and night bars in Innsbruck

If you are interested in the bustle of amusement parks, restaurants and bars, you cannot miss Historical City Center. Travel to Innsbruck and experience the wide selection of Craft Beer in Trobaun, or cafes like Max Standard and Crema. The people of Innsbruck are very excited, they often sit in small groups together and chatting all evening.

Mountain climbing, experience nature while traveling to Innsbruck

Take the train to hungerburg.

Innsbruck is a paradise for outdoor activities in the snow. It has the Nordkette mountain range covered with white snow. You can easily take the train halfway up the mountain at Hungerburg Station. This station is almost an ecological park with entertainment services, and you can enjoy panoramic views of Innsbruck with a telescope.

The train departs from Innsbruck at Hungerburgbahn Löwenhaus station, goes deep underground and then up the mountain to Hungerburgbahn station. Along the way you can visit the Alpenzoo Innsbruck zoo, with the unique architecture of the station. Ticket price to Hungerburg EUR6/trip and EUR11/round-trip.

Take the cable car to the top of Nordkette

If you love snowy peaks and have plenty of time, you must go to the top of Nordkette. From Hungerburgbahn station you buy a cable car ticket to the top of the mountain, passing Seegrube station and finally Hafelekar station. Cable car is open every day and every 15 minutes with a trip. The fare from the foot of Mount Löwenhaus up to Hafelekar is EUR22.8/one-way and EUR38 for round trip. Full information on ticket prices for each route can be found here .

Hafelekar Station is located at an altitude of 2.256m, with beautiful snow-capped mountains. Winter here is surrounded by a white snow color, if you go on a sunny day, it’s really stunning! At the top is an observatory called Hafelekarspitze. You will have to climb a bit to the east to reach it, the path is not too bad but the narrow slopes, so you need to be careful.

Innsbruck travel itinerary: Suggested on how to spend 3 days in Innsbruck?

Day 1 – take the train to innsbruck.

10PM: Take the train to Innsbruck, check in the Airbnb apartment in Innsbruck. Since I went in winter near Christmas it is quite cold, the streets are quieter except for the Christmas markets.

Day 2 – Visiting downtown

• 9AM-10AM: Wander around Markthalle Innsbruck market and have breakfast here too.
• 10AM-11AM: Morning stroll around the river Inn.
• 11AM-2PM: Visit Old Town, see Triumphal Arch, Golden Roof, Hofburg Imperial Palace,
• City Tower. Lunch at Old Town.
• 2PM-5PM: Visit the Bergisel Olympic Ski Jump and Tirol Panorama Museum.
• 5PM-8PM: Dinner at Historical City Center.

Day 3 – Day for mountain climbing

• 8AM-9AM: Breakfast
• 9AM-11AM: Take the train to Hungerburg, panoramic view of Innsbruck. There are a number of cafes and restaurants here for resting and relax.
• 11AM-2PM: Cable car ride to Seegrube.
• 2PM-4PM: Continue to take the cable car to Hafelekar, the highest stop. Surrounding are majestic mountain scenery covered in white snow.
• 4PM: I took the cable car to get down the mountain, then went back to the apartment to get the luggage to continue moving to another city.

For spots in the central area, walking is enough. On the day climbing to the mountain you should buy a Innsbruck Card , priced at EUR58.19, but get free cable car ride to the top of the mountain, take hop-on hop-off bus tours and other attractions and museums in Innsbruck.

Innsbruck blog: Some best day tours, trips, activities and transfer services, tickets in, from and to Innsbruck you can refer to

• Austria Innsbruck City Card Plus
• Cable Car Round-Trip Ticket to the Top of Innsbruck
• Hungerburg Funicular Round Trip Ticket from Innsbruck
• Innsbruck City Tower Ticket

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“For years and years, maternal mortality in the state of Georgia has been among the worst in the entire nation. The lack of prenatal health care in the state of Georgia, the lack of respect by Georgia’s state leaders for pregnant women in the state of Georgia has already taken countless lives and caused untold suffering for women in our state,” said U.S. Senator Ossoff . “Then Donald Trump overturned Roe v. Wade and our state passed an extreme abortion ban. This is not about Democrats or Republicans, it’s about real human lives and it’s about the health of pregnant women in Georgia.”

“I stand here to tell you that I’m going to fight like hell to raise awareness that [abortion bans] are actually happening in the state of Georgia,” said reproductive rights storyteller Callie Beale Harper. “It’s time to do what great mothers do: we act, we stand up, and we speak out. So let’s vote for leaders that respect mothers and that includes Vice President Harris.”

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The City Sightseeing at Moscow begins at Bolotnaya Square with Hop-on-Hop-off bus service. The bus operates on the Red, Green and Orange lines. If you have limited time in Moscow, start your trip on the Redline and get yourself acquainted with the city’s 16 best attractions. The green line, however, covers 26 amazing spots so if you are staying for an extended period catch the green line.

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• Red Route: Schedule: 10:00 - 18:00 , Loop: 60 Minutes , Frequency: 15 Minutes
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