Discover Innsbruck

Stroll through Innsbruck’s historic Old Town, with its colourful façades, arcaded streets, cafés and boutiques. The city’s famous Golden Roof is located here and remains one of Innsbruck’s best-known landmarks.

Innsbruck’s most iconic sight, the Golden Roof is covered with 2,657 gilded copper tiles and sits at the heart of the Old Town. It was built under Emperor Maximilian I and is one of the city’s most recognisable photo spots.

One of Innsbruck’s main streets, Maria-Theresien-Straße is perfect for a relaxed walk, shopping, coffee stops and views towards the surrounding mountains.

A classic Innsbruck view: colourful houses along the River Inn with the Nordkette mountains rising behind them. Ideal for a short walk and photos between congress sessions.

Once an important Habsburg residence, the Imperial Palace offers a glimpse into Innsbruck’s imperial history and is located close to the Old Town and congress venue.

Known for its impressive bronze statues and the memorial tomb of Emperor Maximilian I, the Court Church is one of Innsbruck’s most important historic sites.

A beautiful Renaissance castle overlooking Innsbruck, Ambras Castle is home to historic collections, armouries, art and peaceful gardens. Austria’s official tourism site highlights Ambras as one of Innsbruck’s key cultural sights.

Designed by architect Zaha Hadid, the Bergisel Ski Jump combines sport, architecture and panoramic views over Innsbruck. It features a viewing terrace and restaurant, making it a memorable stop even outside the winter season.

A great choice for visitors who want to discover Tyrolean traditions, craftsmanship, interiors and regional history.

From the city centre to high alpine scenery in around 30 minutes, the Nordkette is one of Innsbruck’s signature experiences. At the top, visitors can enjoy spectacular views, walking trails, restaurants and photo opportunities.

In summer, the Nordkette offers hiking, climbing, picnicking, mountain huts and alpine views, making it ideal for delegates who want a breath of fresh mountain air before or after the congress day.

Located above the rooftops of Innsbruck at the foot of the Nordkette, the Alpine Zoo is home to around 2,000 Alpine animals from about 150 species. It can be reached by the Hungerburgbahn funicular, bus, car or even on foot from the city centre.

A central shopping and strolling street with mountain views, cafés and historic architecture.

The Old Town is ideal for souvenir shopping, small boutiques and relaxed café stops between sightseeing.

A lively local market hall close to the River Inn, with regional produce, food stalls and a friendly everyday atmosphere.

Located in Wattens, around 20 km from Innsbruck, Swarovski Crystal Worlds offers art, design, gardens and the famous Chambers of Wonder. It can also be reached by shuttle from Innsbruck.

A charming historic town close to Innsbruck, known for its medieval centre, quiet streets and Tyrolean character.

Perfect for delegates short on time: the Nordkette cable railway takes visitors from the city towards panoramic mountain viewpoints, restaurants and alpine scenery.

For those extending their stay, Tyrol offers lakes, valleys, mountain villages, hiking routes and scenic rail journeys, all within easy reach of Innsbruck.

A popular option for families, with alpine animals and easy access from the city.

A colourful and imaginative day out with gardens, play areas and installations suitable for visitors of different ages.

A gentle, easy option for families: explore the Old Town, stop for ice cream or coffee, and enjoy the riverside views.