Guidebook for Innsbruck
Food Scene
Great traditional food (I looove 'Kaiserschmarrn', a traditional Austrian sweet dish) at an excellent price.
16 locals recommend
Gasthaus Anich
15 AnichstraßeGreat traditional food (I looove 'Kaiserschmarrn', a traditional Austrian sweet dish) at an excellent price.
Stefans Brotmanufaktur
A lovely organic bakery, where all products are homemade.
A small romantic italien restaurant with personal atmosphere, great service and yummy pizzas. I'd recommend to reserve a table, if you choose to go there - it's really well attended.
10 locals recommend
Sapori
12 FallmerayerstraßeA small romantic italien restaurant with personal atmosphere, great service and yummy pizzas. I'd recommend to reserve a table, if you choose to go there - it's really well attended.
Famous for it's great steaks with the best fried grated potatoes ever!!! I also think it has a really good value-for-money ratio! ^_^
23 locals recommend
Piano Bar-Cafe-Restaurant
5 Herzog-Friedrich-StraßeFamous for it's great steaks with the best fried grated potatoes ever!!! I also think it has a really good value-for-money ratio! ^_^
360° is a stylish rooftop bar with a spectacular view!!!
I would recommend to go there during the day, because at night you can not really enjoy the view (mountains,...) since it's dark, but it's also nice at night. It's a good bar with great drinks and cocktails!
54 locals recommend
360° Cafe
18 Maria-Theresien-Straße360° is a stylish rooftop bar with a spectacular view!!!
I would recommend to go there during the day, because at night you can not really enjoy the view (mountains,...) since it's dark, but it's also nice at night. It's a good bar with great drinks and cocktails!
Himal is my favorite Indian restaurant (also suitable for vegetarians)! Besides the delicous food, the service is really good and I can only reccommend to drink a yummy mango lassi.
23 locals recommend
Himal Nepali Kitchen Restaurant
13 UniversitätsstraßeHimal is my favorite Indian restaurant (also suitable for vegetarians)! Besides the delicous food, the service is really good and I can only reccommend to drink a yummy mango lassi.
Parks & Nature
You have to drive with the busline ‘J’. There’s a busstation at ‘Marktplatz’ in front of the shop ‘TYRLER’ (a 7-min.-walk away from my apartment). The bus drives every 15 minutes, so no need to hurry.
Hop on ‘J’ and hop off at the endstation called ‘Nordkette’. From there you start your jaunt to the cottage called Arzler Alm, where delicious cakes a served (the person who runs this cottage is a former baker ^_^). It only will take you around 30 minutes!
38 locals recommend
Arzler Alm 1067m
113 RosnerwegYou have to drive with the busline ‘J’. There’s a busstation at ‘Marktplatz’ in front of the shop ‘TYRLER’ (a 7-min.-walk away from my apartment). The bus drives every 15 minutes, so no need to hurry.
Hop on ‘J’ and hop off at the endstation called ‘Nordkette’. From there you start your jaunt to the cottage called Arzler Alm, where delicious cakes a served (the person who runs this cottage is a former baker ^_^). It only will take you around 30 minutes!
There is a busstation at ‘Marktplatz’ in front of the shop ‘TYRLER’ (a 7-min.-walk away from my apartment). You have to drive with the busline ‘J’ which drives every 15 minutes, so no need to hurry.
Hop on ‘J’ (€ 2,80/adult) and hop off at the endstation called ‘Nordkette’. Go to the cash desk at the middle station and buy a ticket to drive up to the station ‘Seegrube’ (1.905 m above sea level) or 'Hafelekar' (2.300 m above sea level) with the cable car.
If the weather is great you'll have a really spectacular view over the valley and the mountains!!!
Opening times are:
Friday: 07.15 – 19.15 o’clock
Sat. + Sun.: 08:00 – 19.15 o’clock
53 locals recommend
Seegrube
SeegrubeThere is a busstation at ‘Marktplatz’ in front of the shop ‘TYRLER’ (a 7-min.-walk away from my apartment). You have to drive with the busline ‘J’ which drives every 15 minutes, so no need to hurry.
Hop on ‘J’ (€ 2,80/adult) and hop off at the endstation called ‘Nordkette’. Go to the cash desk at the middle station and buy a ticket to drive up to the station ‘Seegrube’ (1.905 m above sea level) or 'Hafelekar' (2.300 m above sea level) with the cable car.
If the weather is great you'll have a really spectacular view over the valley and the mountains!!!
Opening times are:
Friday: 07.15 – 19.15 o’clock
Sat. + Sun.: 08:00 – 19.15 o’clock
Arts & Culture
In this museum you can see how the traditional population (farmers) lived 100 years ago (snuggery, folkloric,...).
18 locals recommend
Tyrolean Museum of Popular Art
2 UniversitätsstraßeIn this museum you can see how the traditional population (farmers) lived 100 years ago (snuggery, folkloric,...).
Getting Around
Hauptbahnhof Südtiroler Platz
5 Südtiroler Pl.Shopping
I love to visit this neat covered market on Saturdays to stroll around and buy good stuff from local farmers (cheese, bacon, vegetables, nice souvenirs,...). You also have the possibility to drink a coffee there and eat little dishes.
26 locals recommend
Markthalle
1-3 Herzog-Siegmund-UferI love to visit this neat covered market on Saturdays to stroll around and buy good stuff from local farmers (cheese, bacon, vegetables, nice souvenirs,...). You also have the possibility to drink a coffee there and eat little dishes.