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The city of Innsbruck is not only the largest ski resort in the Alps, but also a treasure trove of history of empires and republics. It is easy to reach the city from Munich, making it a great destination for a day trip. Let us show you the wonders of Innsbruck! The 9-hour tour will begin with a pickup from your accommodation in Munich, so you can sit down, relax and admire the picturesque landscapes of mountains and valleys as you cross the Alps that separate Germany and Austria. When you get out of the car in Innsbruck, all your senses will be delighted by a breeze of fresh air and the captivating atmosphere of the historic Old Town. During the walking tour you will discover historical and cultural highlights of Innsbruck, starting with the 16th-century imperial palace Hofburg and the grand 18th-century baroque Cathedral of St. Jakob. At every turn you will discover ornate residences such as the Golden Roof and Helbing House and learn about the city’s notable residents who include Holy Roman Emperors, Queens, professors, painters and great sportsmen. Innsbruck is also home to several sacred monuments, such as Hofkirche (Court Church) and St Anne’s Column. You will also see the Roman-style triumphal arch Triumphpforte and Landhausplatz. At the end of the guided tour you will have plenty of free time to admire the scenery of baroque architecture blended with a backdrop of picturesque mountains, do souvenir shopping, or even take a cable car ride from Innsbruck to Hungerburg. We offer 2 versions of this tour. A fully guided tour means that your Private Guide will accompany you in the car so that you can enjoy the commentary and ask questions along the way. The guide on site option means that you will explore Innsbruck’s Old Town with a Local Guide who will meet you at the destination. Both options include the same walking route and a round trip car transfer from Munich.

Get ready for an amazing adventure with our City Quest! It's like a treasure hunt and a fun interactive sightseeing tour through town all rolled into one, and you're in charge with your trusty teammates. You'll discover the wonders of the city, solve cool puzzles, unlock secret codes, and learn interesting and fun facts about the history of the city - all while enjoying a walk through the charming streets of Innsbruck Just arrive at the starting point and begin the City Quest. As you start your discovery tour, you will decode clues that lead you to different checkpoints throughout the city. At each checkpoint, you'll tackle puzzles, unlock codes, and uncover fascinating facts about the city's history and famous spots. Your City Quest concludes with a sense of achievement as you solve the final puzzle. After the adventure, you'll receive a detailed summary of your journey, including your accomplishments and how long it took. Once your City Quest ends, you'll be perfectly positioned to explore more of the city on your own. You can continue your day, maybe revisiting some of the sites you discovered during the quest or exploring new parts of this wonderful city. Specially for that we designed GOOGLE MAPS, where we add all the best spots of the City! We provide City Quests in various languages. Choose among available languages

This experience is provided by an independent Local. You will be part of a small, 2 to 6 people group. Find out the different cultural and artistic characteristics that make this city unique, and enjoy the buzzing community and city ambience! Whether you are visiting Innsbruck as a returning tourist who wants to get to know the city a bit better, or if this is your first time, this Experience is for you! While walking the streets of Innsbruck and looking at the amazing St. Jacob cathedral or getting to know more about the city’s galleries and museums, you will hear about street-art artists as well as contemporary artists and their close connection to Innsbruck. I will share with you the art and cultural world of my city, where you will see, hear, and experience how colourful and multifaceted Innsbruck is! Who is a Local? A Local is someone who is passionate about sharing authentic experiences based on their interests. As LocalBini, we bring together passionate people from all over the world by giving them the opportunity to offer unique experiences via our marketplace.

Start your tour by a visit to the Stadtturm, also known as the Innsbruck City Tower. It stands 51 meters high and was previously also used as a part of the Town Hall for important meetings. A viewing deck is about 31 meters high from where you will see beautiful views of the city. The Medieval tower dates back to the 14th century along with the Old Rathaus (The Old Town Hall) which adjoins it. You will see one of the most famous landmarks of Innsbruck, the Goldenes Dachl (Golden Roof) located in the Old Town of Innsbruck. Its roof is made up of 2657 gold plated copper tiles. It was built to mark the wedding of the Emperor Emperor Maximilian I to Bianca Maria Sforza and used to watch events in the square below. Admire the architecture of the Hofburg (The Imperial Palace). It was a royal palace that was built between the 15th and 16th centuries and further remodeled in the 18th century to Baroque and Rococo styles. It is currently a museum and houses portraits of the royal family. It is amongst the topmost important historical and cultural monuments in Austria. It took 15 years of work to restore it to what it would have looked like. The rooms of especially Maria Theresa and the Empress Elizabeth are worth a visit. Visit the Hofkirche (the Court Church) which has a Gothic and Renaissance style. It was built in 1553 by the Emperor Ferdinand I. Here you will see the tomb of the Emperor Maximilian I along with 28 bronze statues of the emperor's ancestors and close aides. You will have a chance to see the Dom zu St. Jakob (the Cathedral of Saint James) which is also known as the Innsbruck Cathedral. Although the Cathedral dates back to the 18th century, a Church already existed on its site as early as the 12th century. Here you will see the famous painting known as the Maria Hilf by the German artist Lucas Cranach the Elder. Stroll on the Maria Theresia street where you will see houses dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries. Here you will find many shops offering souvenirs. You will see beautiful mountain views towards the north of the street. As you continue to stroll, famous landmarks such as the St. Anne's Column and the Triumphal Arch will be seen along the way. Finish your tour at the Triumphpforte (The triumphal Arch) located towards the Southern end of the Maria Theresa street. It was built in August 1765 to mark the wedding of Archduke Leopold to Maria Luisa, the Spanish princess. He was the second son of Empress Maria Theresa and Francis Stephen of Lorraine. Francis Stephen died shortly after the wedding in a span of 13 days. The northern facade of the arch depicts the mourning of the emperor while the southern facade depicts the wedding.

Enjoy the excellent quality in transfer service between Vienna and Innsbruck with WESTbahn, where punctuality is the first and foremost priority. WESTbahn was able to achieve an overall punctuality of 83% in December 2022. Enjoy a lot of comfort on our modern blue-white-green double-decker fleet (15 sets "KISS 3" of the Swiss manufacturer Stadler). The trains feature a low-floor design, step-free boarding, wide boarding doors, leather seats & power outlets throughout the train, WLAN, gender-separated toilets, four WESTcafés per train (with coffee and cold drink and snack vending machines). Stay comfortable on adjustable seats with beautiful natural view outside the window. Innsbruck - The Alpine City Innsbruck, the charming capital of Tyrol, blends history with modern life amidst the Alps. The city is renowned for its magnificent architecture, which is why we recommend a city stroll in the heart of Innsbruck's downtown. he starting point is the WESTbahn arrival point: Innsbruck Central Station, from where you head over to the impressive Triumphpforte, directly leading to Marie-Theresienstraße and further on to the Old Town with its narrow alleyways. Vienna – The Capital of Art and Music Vienna, the capital of Austria, seamlessly blends centuries-old history with a modern flair. The city is renowned for its royal palaces from the imperial era, including Schönbrunn Palace and Belvedere Palace, which offer insights into the past. The Viennese city center also enchants with its old-world charm and the typical Viennese coffeehouse culture. Furthermore, a visit to the Wiener Prater and Naschmarkt is worthwhile, as these places showcase the city's unique diversity

Experience Innsbruck through the lens of a local, capturing both the iconic views and the photogenic charm of hidden corners. Navigate from the iconic Annasäule capturing its intricate baroque sculpture and golden accents, to the emblematic Colourful Town of Innsbruck renowned for its vibrant, multicoloured buildings and mountain backdrop. Uncover their unique roles in the daily life of locals, from being a beloved meeting point to a scene straight out of a postcard. Experience Innsbruck intimately, as your Local reveals the stories behind famed postcard scenes, blending photogenic imagery with personal anecdotes. This experience offers a distinctive view of Innsbruck, combining picturesque highlights with authentic cultural insights, making it a can't-miss experience for any visitor.

Are you looking for a fun way to explore the city at your own pace? Then, this self-guided activity is made for you! You’ll entertain your group with fun quizzes, while still teaching them fun facts about the city. This activity is ideal for families or for travelers who want to explore the city at their own pace. With this self-guided tour, you will be guided through the following locations: 1. Triumphal Arch 2. St. Anne's Column 3. Spitalskirche 4. Hofburg Palace 5. Cathedral 6. Golden Roof 7. Stadtturm 8. Market Square Viewpoint Your mission (should you choose to accept it): Jackson Wilde, the famous city-explorer, needs your help… Explore the city and solve quizzes about the main monuments to gather as many points as possible. Download the Wanderway app on Android or iOS (or access it directly through your browser) to get access to your self-guided tour. So, are you ready to explore Innsbruck?