Innsbruck, Austria » Entertainment » Attractions

The biggest zoo in Europe, Alpenzoo is located on the southern slope of the Hungerburg plateau. It is a home to around 2000 different species including eagles, ibexes, bears, otters, bison, bearded vultures and rare species.

Address: Weiherburggasse 37, Innsbruck, AT-6020, Austria, AT

Tel. No: +43 512 292 323

Built in between 1553 and 1563 by Ferdinand I, Hofkirche is a popular tourist attraction. Constructed as a memorial to Maximailian I, grandfather of Ferdinand I, the church also contains a tomb of Andreas Hofer, Tyrol’s national hero.

Address: Universität str. 2, Innsbruck, A 6020

Tel. No: + 43 512 584 302

A famous tourist destination, Goldenes Dachl is also a spectacular landmark in Innsbruck. Covered with 2657 fire-gilded copper tiles, the roof was constructed for the Holy Roman Emperor, Maximilian I so that he could watch and enjoy the events and tournaments happening in the square below.

Address: Herzog Friedrich-Strasse 21, Innsbruck, Austria

Tel. No: + 43 512 581111

Situated on the southern end of the Maria Theresien Strasse, Triumphpforte is a famous tourist attraction. One side of the Arch expresses happiness through a series of detailed marble reliefs and the joy of marriage, while the other side grieves over the death of Emperor Franz Stephan, husband of Empress Maria Theresia, who died during the wedding celebrations.

Address: Maria Theresien Strasse, Innsbruck, AT-6020, Austria, AT

Built in the mid 15th century, Stadtturm is one of the famous tourist’s attractions in the city. 197 feet tall, the tower connects the Old Town hall (Rathaus). The castle gives beautiful views of Innsbruck and Nordkette mountains.

Address: 21 Herzog Friedrich Strasse, Innsbruck, AT-6020, Austria, AT

Tel. No: +43 512 578 154

A man made hill with a beautiful waterfall, Swarovski Kristallwelten is designed by Andrew Heller, Viennese multimedia artist. There is a wall of crystal with around 12 tons of fine cut stones at the entrance.

Address: Kristallweltenstrasse 1

Tel. No: + 43 522 45 1080

Situated in the centre of Innsbruck, Altes Landhaus was built in between 1725 and 1728. Consists of a two-floor regional parliamentary room, an ornate staircase, some statues and frescoes showcasing the landscapes of Tyrol.

Address: Maria-Theresien-Strase 43, Innsbruck, Tirol, 6020

Tel. No: +43 512 59 8500