Innsbruck Tour From Lima

Tourist Attractions to Add To Your Innsbruck Tour From Lima

Skip the Line: Ambras Castle in Innsbruck Entrance Ticket

Immerse yourself in the elegance of the Renaissance era at Ambras Castle, perched above Innsbruck. This iconic landmark invites you to discover its enchanting history, marvel at its extensive art collections, and stroll through the beautifully landscaped gardens included with your admission.

Innsbruck Old town walking tour

Ascend the Innsbruck City Tower for a panoramic vista of the city's skyline. Stroll along the historic Maria Theresa Street, pause at St. Anne's Column for its tales, and marvel at the rich narratives behind the Triumphal Arch. Gaze upon the gilded glory of the Goldenes Dachl, and explore the cultural landmarks of the Imperial Palace, the Hofkirche, and the majestic Cathedral of Saint James.

History and Strudel, discover the best of innsbruck, private tour

This culinary and historical journey through Innsbruck is hosted by a local guide cum chef with 18 years of culinary experience. The tour balances rich storytelling with tastings of Austrian food and drinks, providing insights into the region’s edible heritage without overwhelming you with dates and facts. Sample traditional sweets near the famed Golden Roof, discover why monks were master beer brewers, and unravel the amusing mystery behind the nomenclature of Vienna sausages in Austria.

Dolomites Private Tour from Innsbruck: "Taste" of other Italy.

Explore the picturesque landscapes of the Dolomites and South Tyrol, capturing iconic shots at St. Maddalena and St. John Church in Val di Funes. Revel in a scenic drive through diverse terrains punctuated by vineyards and orchards. Ascend to Seceda 2500 for panoramic views or roam the vast Alpe di Siusi meadows. Immerse yourself in the charm of St. Maddalena village, with its backdrop of the Puez-Odle mountains, and stroll through the artisan quarters of St. Ulrich. Customize your journey with the flexibility to discover the region's rich history, traditions, and seasonal activities: from wintertime sledding adventures to springtime excursions to enchanting locales like Lake Braies.

Tyrolean Folk Show Ticket in Innsbruck

Immerse yourself in an enchanting evening of Tyrolean folklore and music at the all-new ALPENSAAL venue in Innsbruck's heart, where the Gundolf family brings the region's traditions to life. Delight in spirited folk dances, bell-ringing, and captivating jigs—and for the full experience, indulge in a sumptuous 3-course traditional Austrian meal.

Innsbruck: Hungerburg Funicular Roundtrip Ticket

Embark on an architectural and scenic adventure beginning just a stone’s throw from Innsbruck's enchanting old town, nestled 560 meters above sea level. The iconic Hungerburg funicular, a masterpiece of the renowned Zaha Hadid, transports you in style to the breathtaking Alpine landscape. The journey offers awe-inspiring views with stops at the notable Löwenhaus and Alpine Zoo stations, though zoo admissions are separate. The experience awaits you every day from 8:00 am to 7:15 pm.

A Guided Hike in Karwendel National Park

Immerse yourself in the picturesque Tyrolean landscape with a guided hike just a stone's throw from Innsbruck. Experience the mountain vistas and gain unique insights as your guide reveals the hidden gems often missed by the solitary traveler.

Cultural and culinary pleasure tour through Innsbruck's old town

Combine an entertaining city tour of Innsbruck with a tasting of culinary delicacies and get to know the city and its inhabitants. Because what is on the plate says a lot about the country and the people who live there.

Bergisel SkiJump Area guided Tour incl Tickets

Explore the iconic Bergisel Ski Jump, a symbol of Tyrolean pride and a testament to Innsbruck's Olympic legacy. Marvel at the innovative architecture and take in the breathtaking panorama from atop the facility, while delving into nearly a century's worth of ski-jumping lore and broader historical narratives tied to the Bergisel area – Tyrol's gem with a rich past.

Alpine Zoo Innsbruck and Hungerburg Funicular Combo Ticket

What could be nicer on a quiet, sunny day than a trip to the zoo with the family, your partner or even on your own? T The zoo is the only one of its kind worldwide. At 750 meters (about .5 miles), it is Europe’s highest-lying zoo, but it is also easy to get to and not far from the city center. There are many different animals waiting to be seen at the zoo such as lynx, eagles, fish, and birds, as well as wolves and bears.Spring is a particularly interesting time to visit because that is when young animals are born and there is usually a lot going on! At the petting area, rare and local species of cows, pigs, goats and sheep can be seen up close. The ride with the Hungerburgbahn starts at the Station Congress near the center of Innsbruck and brings you in 5 minutes to the Station Alpine Zoo, then back again after your zoo visit.