Holiday Inn Innsbruck KHU VỰC ĐỊA PHƯƠNG

Museum of Tyrolean history & culture featuring a huge panoramic painting, plus a cafe & gift shop.

Alpenzoo Innsbruck, the highest zoo in Europe, showcases Alpine wildlife in their natural habitats with over 150 species and 2,000 animals. Nestled on the Nordkette mountainside, it offers stunning views of Innsbruck and the Alps. Visitors can discover bears, lynxes, ibex, wolves, eagles, and rare fish, making it a unique experience that combines nature, conservation, and breathtaking scenery in one unforgettable visit.

Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens is a dazzling mix of art, design, and fantasy. Created by artist André Heller, the iconic Giant leads to themed Chambers of Wonder filled with sparkling installations by world-renowned artists. Visitors can explore the magical garden, admire the crystal cloud, and enjoy family-friendly attractions, making it a glittering experience of imagination, creativity, and beauty.

The Nordkette Cable Car takes you from Innsbruck’s city center to the “Top of Innsbruck” in just minutes. Designed by star architect Zaha Hadid, the journey offers breathtaking views as you ascend into the Karwendel Nature Park. At the top, enjoy panoramic vistas, hiking, skiing, and adventure sports, making it the perfect blend of alpine nature and urban accessibility.

Innsbruck’s Old Town (Altstadt) is a charming mix of medieval and modern life. Stroll narrow lanes lined with colorful facades, boutique shops, and cozy cafés. The highlight is the Golden Roof, a 15th-century landmark glittering with gilded tiles. With its vibrant atmosphere, historic architecture, and stunning mountain backdrop, the Altstadt is the heart of Innsbruck’s culture and history.

The Bergisel Ski Jump is one of Innsbruck’s most iconic landmarks, combining world-class sports with striking architecture by Zaha Hadid. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the city and Alps from the tower’s viewing platform and restaurant. Steeped in Olympic history, the venue hosts international competitions and offers a fascinating glimpse into ski jumping’s thrilling world.

Ambras Castle, perched above Innsbruck, is a Renaissance gem showcasing art, armor, and history. Its impressive collections include portraits, rare weapons, and the Spanish Hall, a masterpiece of decorative art. Surrounded by beautiful gardens, the castle offers visitors a journey through Tyrolean culture, Habsburg heritage, and stunning views over the city and Alps.

The Imperial Palace (Hofburg) in Innsbruck is a magnificent Baroque residence of the Habsburgs. Visitors can explore lavishly decorated rooms, ornate halls, and historic chambers that showcase imperial life. Rich in art, culture, and history, the palace offers a glimpse into Tyrol’s past and the grandeur of one of Europe’s most influential dynasties, all within the heart of Innsbruck.

The Court Church (Hofkirche) in Innsbruck is renowned for its Gothic architecture and the striking cenotaph of Emperor Maximilian I, surrounded by 28 bronze statues of ancestors and heroes. This historic church offers a unique blend of art, history, and spirituality, making it a must-visit site for those interested in Tyrol’s rich cultural heritage and imperial legacy.

The Stadtturm in Innsbruck is a historic 15th-century tower in the heart of the Old Town. Visitors can climb its spiral staircase to enjoy panoramic views of the city, the Golden Roof, and the surrounding Alps. Once a watchtower for city guards, it now offers a unique perspective on Innsbruck’s medieval streets and vibrant atmosphere.