Innsbruck

Deep in the Alps of Tirol, Innsbruck shines as a beacon of history, culture and natural beauty. Eight hundred years of history are readily apparent in Innsbruck’s Old Town: Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance influences are obvious on such famous landmarks as the Golden Roof, the Court Church, the Imperial Palace and Ambras Castle.

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While in Innsbruck visit:

Swarovski Crystal Worlds: One the most entchanting places only a few minutes outside of Innsbruck. The Swarovksi Crystal Worlds provide a magical experience. Inside the "giant", subterranean Chambers of Wonder present a facetted display of crystalline colors and shapes.

The new Bergisel Ski-Jump Tower: It rises majestically into the air towering over the Olympic city of Innsbruck. In order to enjoy a 360 degree panoramic view you can either climp the 255 steps or take a short elevator ride to the top of the tower.

Mythos Bergisel - Kaiserjaegermuseum: About 200 years ago the freedom loving Tyroleans successfully fought for their cause under their inspirational leader, Andres Hofer.

Castle Ambras: Perched high above Innsbruck, Ambras Castle can be seen for miles around and is one of the most important sights of the capital of Tirol.

Court church: The church houses the cenotaph of Emporer Maximilian I. 28 larger-than-life bronze statues of the Emperor's relatives and ancestors flank the monumental tomb and splendid marble reliefs depicting scenes from Maximilian's life decorate the sarcophargus.

Alpine Zoo: More than 2000 Alpine animals of 150 species from the entire region of the Alps invite you to a rewarding visit in Europe's highest zoo.