EXPLORING INNSBRUCK
A culinary and historic experience.
Only a stone’s throw away (to be exact a 30 minutes car ride away) the beautiful Innsbruck is situated. The capital of the Tyrol has couple of really great restaurants and pretty squares. Every corner has a story to tell and it offers lots of historical facts for those wishing to learn about our country.
You can book a guided tour through Innsbruck and we recommend "Per Pedes" for an exceptional experience. Sometimes the guides are even dressed in historic costumes. Give them a try!
Have fun!
Wine & Dine
INNSBRUCK’S CULINARY SECRETS
On the top floor of the shopping centre Rathausgalerie you will find the restaurant Lichtblick with its 360° bar. The guests are spoilt with Austrian, Mediterranean and Asiatic cuisine whilst enjoying the breathtaking view over the city.
Restaurant Sitzwohl. Unique atmosphere and a special dining experience. Your senses will be delighted.
And for the sweet teeth we recommend Gelateria Tomaselli. With 50 different ice cream flavors from local ingredients to choose from. Made according ot an original italian recipe. There is a flavor for everyone. Guaranteed.
HIGH ALTITUDE JUMPS
A view from the ski jump.
The Bergisel ski jump is very well known. Not only because it’s the most modern ski jump in Europe but also because the star architect Zaha Hadid replaned it in 2001. You can enjoy the breathtaking view from the Bergisel as well as its steep ramp.
CULTURE
In the Capital
House of Music. The heart of the cultural district. This urban landmark is the interface between the imperial palace and the state theatre. Modern technology, excellent acoustics and spacious rooms give the house of music a unique flair. Event venue and meeting place for artists, students and music lovers.
The Tyrolean State Theatre. Open the curtains for music theatre, spectacle and dance. The theatre entertains its audience with these three categories. It is located in proximity of the hystorical old town surrounded by the imperial palace, imperial church, imperial garden as well as the Social-Science faculty of the University Innsbruck.
