Hohe Tauern National Park Centre
Innsbruck
The sporty state capital
Innsbruck is the capital of the state of Tirol. It is a historically evolved city that can be accessed quickly from the Kitzbühel Alps. The magnificent monuments including the "Goldenes Dachl", Hofburg and Ambras Castle, stem from the era of the monarchy in Austria. A successful blend of monuments and modern architecture is what makes Innsbruck stand out. The city is a significant sports hub, since the Winter Olympics have been held here twice (1964 and 1976). In the state capital mountains and cityscape come together in a very special way.
Sights
checkOld Town and "Goldenes Dachl" - a stroll through the historic Old Town area
checkHofburg and Ambras Castle - a journey into the past to the time of the Habsburgs
checkBergisel ski jump - 360 degree panorama view
checkAlpenzoo - Europe’s highest themed zoo
checkNordkette - Innsbruck’s own mountain range
Panorama view over Innsbruck in winter. 
The Goldenes Dachl is resplendent in the winter. 
View to the colourful rows of houses right on the Inn in Innsbruck. 
Winter view to the Nordkette in Innsbruck. 
View from the Bergisel ski jump across Innsbruck to the Nordkette. 
Panoramic view across the Old Town area of Innsbruck. 
A small, snow-covered chapel in Innsbruck.
