Innsbruck is located in the west of Austria, in the Alpine valley, adjacent to Germany, Italy and Switzerland, with the Inn River passing through the city. It is the capital of the Austrian state of Tyrol and is divided into nine districts.

The origin of the name Innsbruck is very simple, meaning the bridge over the Inn River. The most unique and classic scenery here is the medieval architecture located in the charming glacial valley. The artistic pictures are breathtaking. The melted snow in the Alps flows through the Inn River, taking away the heat but bringing fresh air. The climate is very pleasant. In the narrow streets, Gothic-style buildings line up row after row, and the Baroque gates and Renaissance-style arcades once again show the style of the ancient city. Basic introduction Chinese name: Innsbruck Foreign name: Inn *** ruck Main Formation time: 1180 Image: Vaulted walkways, semi-circular arches and protruding buildings Distance from Vienna: 471 kilometers Distance from Salzburg: 190 kilometers History History, characteristics, transportation, aviation, railway, attractions, introduction, Golden Roof, Ambras Palace, Innsbruck, shopping, food, accommodation, entertainment, outdoor entertainment activities, indoor entertainment activities, ice and snow town, Winter Olympics, Historical evolution Innsbruck was initially formed in 1180. It was the residence of the Habsburg family from 1420 to 1665. Innsbruck became a city during the reign of Maximilian I (1490-1519). As the center of the country, culture and art also developed rapidly during this period. Features The famous Golden Dome House, Hofburg Palace and Hofchurch, Baroque palaces and triumphal arches add endless charm to Maria-Theresien-Strasse. Innsbruck today is not only a vibrant center of modern life, but also a university town and Olympic city. Innsbruck is a charming town with the highest number of tourists in Austria. Innsbruck is the main residence of the Habsburg family (the royal family that ruled the Austro-Hungarian Empire and later the Austrian Empire). It can also be said to be the place where the power and territory of the Habsburg family began to reach its peak. Therefore, here you can see many palaces, cemeteries and buildings left by the royal relatives in the past. The earliest tribes in Innsbruck were formed near the confluence of the Schier and Inn rivers. In 1239, it was officially upgraded to a town. In the 15th century, Duke Frederick IV of Delos made Innsbruck his capital. The golden roof built by Emperor Maximilian during his reign also became Innsbruck's famous symbol. Innsbruck still retains the appearance of a medieval city. Gothic-style buildings line the narrow streets. The Baroque gate and Renaissance arcades show the style of the ancient city. To the east and north of the Old Town is the New Town of Innsbruck. This small mountain town has hosted the Winter Olympics twice, in 1964 and 1976, and has gone down in the history of sports events. Today Innsbruck is a university town and the seat of the bishops. Her industry is very developed and she often holds exhibitions. Because it is shielded by mountains to the north, the climate is pleasant, and Innsbruck is an international tourist attraction. Tyrol's majestic peaks, picturesque valleys, steep cliffs and gentle alpine pastures, as well as clear mountain lakes and eternal glaciers, attract people from all over the world. The palace castle, palace church, triumphal arch and golden roof of Innsbruck (INNSBRUCK), as well as many castles and palaces in the state, are the best witnesses of the royal power. Tyrol can truly be called a royal state. Innsbruck's city center retains its medieval image: vaulted walkways, semi-circular arches and protruding buildings, expressing transportation and aviation. Innsbruck is located in the southwest hinterland of Austria, 471 kilometers away from Vienna and 190 kilometers away from Salzburg. Very convenient. The airport has direct flights to Vienna, Graz, Frankfurt, Hanover and other places every day. Flights to and from Paris are four times a week and flights to and from London are twice a week. There are currently no direct flights from China to Innsbruck, and tourists can arrive via Vienna. You can get to the airport by taking bus F in Innsbruck city. Departures every 15 minutes and the journey takes about 18 minutes. The bus station is right outside the airport in front of the train station. Railway Innsbruck Main Train Station (Inn *** ruck Main Train Station) has many lines to nearby towns, cities in Tyrol, cities in Austria and capitals or major cities in European countries. Railway transportation is very developed. The train station square has trams and tourist lines to many scenic spots such as Eagles Sports and Stubai Glacier; there are also many family hotels and youth hostels nearby for accommodation.

Reference for trains from various places to Innsbruck: (fares fluctuate with different trains) Ticket reference for departure station to station journey (Euro) Vienna, Innsbruck, 5 hours and 49 hours, Salzburg, Innsbruck, 2 hours and 31.8 hours, Graz Graz Innsbruck 6 hours 45.4 Linz Innsbruck 3 hours 17 minutes 42.7 Klagenfurt Innsbruck 5 hours 40.1 Introduction to attractions The lingering Chinese travel agency industry outdoor - the most beautiful cycling scenery theme park guide focuses on well-known domestic companies still It is of late Gothic and Renaissance style. Here are the city’s most popular cultural monuments among photographers. The Golden Roof (GOLDENESDACHL), built in 1500, is a late Gothic style building and was built to commemorate the engagement of Maximilian I. The roof is resplendent with 2657 gold foil and copper plates, shining brightly in the sun, making it beautiful and moving. Schloss Ambras Palace (SCHLOSSAMBRAS) is one of the most beautiful palaces in the European Renaissance and the oldest collection of art and weapons in Europe: Spanish Hall, European 14th to 15th century dynasty portrait hall, 250 art exhibits and the palace gardens are eye-opening. Innsbruck (Inn *** ruck) means bridge over the Inn River. Before the bridge was built, there were only scattered settlements scattered on both sides of the Inn River. After the bridge was built, it developed into what it is now. This small city in the Alps has beautiful Gothic architecture. Emperor Maximilian and Queen Maria Theresa were very fond of it. Shopping Innsbruck's shopping area runs from Maria Theresa Street to the Old Town. From the Arc de Triomphe to the Old Town, walk along the right side of Maria Theresa Street. There are large ski shops, Kaufhaus Tirol, etc. Across the shopping street you can reach Sparkassenplatz Square, with a fountain in the center and surrounded by small clothing stores and teahouses. There is a market on Friday from 9:00 to 14:00. Farmers from the suburbs come to set up stalls selling honey, bacon and various natural foods. Herzog--Friedrich--strabe, the main street in the old town, is full of restaurants and souvenir shops. Business hours are generally: Monday to Friday 9:00-18:00, Saturday 9:00-13:00 (extended to 17:00 on the first Saturday of each month), specialties include crystal and glass products. The Swarovski flagship store is particularly famous for its crystal products. Shops here are generally closed on Sundays and holidays. Austria is the main producing area of ??crystal. The world-famous Swarovski Crystal World is located on the outskirts of Innsbruck. The prices of the same products here are very affordable. Some of the major shopping places are as follows: Swarovski Flagship Store (Crystal World) Gallery) Swarovski Crystal Gallery Address: Herzog--Friedrich--Strasse 39 Business hours: Monday to Saturday from April to October 8:00～18:30; Monday to Friday from November to March 8:00～18:00 , Saturday 8:00-13:00; Sunday business hours are determined by reservation. Reason for recommendation: Located in the Golden Roof Square in the old town of Innsbruck. It gathers all the essence products of the headquarters, and also opens an exhibition hall of classic collections with constantly updated themes, equipped with shopping guides in multiple languages, including Chinese explanations. The price is about 40% off the price of domestic purchases, which is a good deal. Tyrol Department Store Kayfgays Tyrol Address: Maria--Theresienstr. Business hours: Monday to Friday 9:00～19:00, Saturday 9:00～17:00, closed on Sundays and holidays. Reason for recommendation: Innsbruck’s largest supermarket. Most of the products are folk handmade products. The first floor is for local specialties and household items, the second floor is for clothing, and the underground is the entrance to the self-service market. Tiroler Heimaerk Address: Meraner Str.2 Business hours: Monday to Friday 9:00～13:00, 14:00～18:00, Saturday 9:00～12:00, closed on Sundays and holidays. Reasons for recommendation: Tyrolean souvenirs and national clothing specialty stores. The goods are of high quality and the prices are also high. Sportler Witting Address: Maria Theresienstr.39 Business hours: Monday to Friday 9:00～18:00, Saturday 9:00～13:00. Reason for recommendation: Large sporting goods store with a wide range of outdoor activity supplies, and you can negotiate prices. Hut-Haller Address: Maria--Theresien--Str.38 Business hours: Monday to Friday 9:00～12:00, 14:00～18:00, Saturday 9:00～12:30. Reason for recommendation: This old shop with a history of nearly 200 years sells Tyrolean hats, with a wide range of styles and high quality.

Braised meat shop Speckschwemme Eder Address: Stiftgasse 4 Business hours: Monday to Friday 9:00～18:00, Saturday 9:00～12:00. Reason for recommendation: Specks means bacon. It sells farm-made bacon and sausages without any additives, and also sells sandwich sandwiches. Spezialitaten aus der Stiftgasse Address: Stiftgasse 2 Business hours: Monday to Friday 9:30～18:30, Saturday 9:00～15:00. Reason for recommendation: The hotel next to the braised meat shop, Austrian wine and brandy aging are its main features. Food Innsbruck has many restaurants with a long history, generally selling traditional Austrian cuisine. Austrian cuisine combines the characteristics of many European countries. Steaks, meatballs, butter and other seasonings are cooked to create high-calorie delicacies that the locals like. Drink a little white wine during meals to enhance the aroma of the dishes and relieve greasiness. If you are not used to this kind of Western food, you can also find a chance to sit down and enjoy a cup of coffee or a dessert. Some distinctive restaurants are recommended as follows: Goshawk Peak Restaurant Address: On the Stubai Glacier Reason for recommendation: Located on the 3150-meter peak, it is the highest restaurant in Austria. What you eat here is not important, what is important is to enjoy the beautiful scenery, with snow-capped mountains and glaciers all in front of you. Ottoburg Restaurant Address: Herzog—Friedrich-Strabe 1 Business hours: 10:00～24:00; closed on Sundays, holidays and Tuesdays from October to May. Reason for recommendation: This old restaurant built in 1494 has a wide variety of menus and is economical. Restaurant Weinhaus Jorgele Address: Herzog-friedrich-str.1 Business hours: 11:00～14:30, 17:00～23:00; closed on Mondays from January to April. Reasons for recommendation: A comprehensive wine tavern, a traditional tavern adjacent to the Golden Roof House, and the main restaurant on the second floor. An economical Western meal includes broth, main meals, desserts, etc. Seafood chain Nordsee Address: Maria-Theresien-Str.11 Business hours: Monday to Friday 9:00～19:00, Saturday 9:00～15:00 Reason for recommendation: Fish burgers are placed on the shop floor and can be taken away Convenient food, there are various fish and meat dishes on the counter, you can eat by yourself after paying. Munding Address: Kiebachgasse 16 Business hours: 8:00～22:00 Reason for recommendation: The cafe with the mural as its logo was founded in 1803. It is one of the oldest pastry shops in Innsbruck and has a wide variety of homemade pastries. Accommodation: youth hostel or ordinary small hotel. If you choose youth hostel or ordinary small hotel in Innsbruck, the price is not expensive, usually within 20 euros, and youth hostel is cheaper. You can also get the Innsbruck Club Card for free at the youth hostel. With this card, you can get a variety of discounts during travel. There are many youth hostels and ordinary small hotels in Innsbruck. The more famous ones are: Innsbruck Youth Hostel Jugendherberge inn *** ruck Address: Reichenauerstrabe 147 Business hours: Open all other times except during Christmas period. Family Hotel Stoi Address: Salurner Str. 7 (cross Lunar Street from the Central Railway Station, turn left at the first intersection) Reasons for recommendation: convenient transportation, cheap prices, most rooms are for 2-5 people. "Celebrity" Hotels Innsbruck also has some "celebrity" hotels. These are slightly more expensive, but more distinctive. The price of 30-50 euros is also acceptable to ordinary tourists. The main ones are: Restaurant Goldener Adler Address: Herzog-Friedrich- Str.6 Recommended reason: Founded in 1390, there is a metal plate beside the door, which records the celebrities who stayed here such as Goethe. Weibes Kreuz Address: Herzog—Friedrich—Str.31 Reason for recommendation: Mozart and his son once stayed here. The restaurant here sells Tyrol-style pasta and Vienna sausages, which is very unique. High-end hotels There are also some relatively high-end hotels that have hosted world leaders and royal families. These hotels are more expensive, with prices of hundreds of euros per night, and are more suitable for people who are willing to enjoy themselves. Such as: Europa—Tyrol Address: Sudtiroler platz 2 Reason for recommendation: The high-end hotel opposite the central train station, Innsbruck's only five-star hotel, has hosted many celebrities such as Queen Elizabeth of England. Entertainment Innsbruck has a lot of entertainment activities. It is not only a famous summer resort city, but also a paradise for ice and snow sports enthusiasts. If you don't like sports, there are bars, theaters and casinos in the city.

It is impossible to do nothing here, you will only feel that time flies too fast! Outdoor recreational activities Skiing Innsbruck is a famous European ski resort. Skiers wearing ski boots flock to Innsbruck in winter. Even in summer, you can see many skiers wearing backpacks at an altitude of 3,000 meters. The Alps are covered with snow all year round. There are dozens of ski resorts here, the more famous ones are Northridge Park, Eagles Stadium and Stubai Glacier Ski Resort. Mountaineering Since the entire city is located in the Alpine valley, Innsbruck has a unique geographical advantage. Haveleka Peak and Segrube Peak are both in Northridge Park. The Stubai Glacier is the highest peak in Innsbruck, with an altitude of 3,150 meters. Although it cannot be compared with the world's top peaks, here you can have a panoramic view of the Alps' year-round glaciers and the beautiful scenery of Austria. Indoor entertainment activities The entertainment activities in the city are also very good. If you like art, you can enjoy concerts or dances. If you like liveliness, you can just go clubbing. You can also go to the casino to try your skills. Concerts and dances. Traditional concerts and summer dance festivals are held here from June to August every year. Visitors can enjoy traditional arts. Unlike Vienna, the music, singing and dancing here are more civilian, and many are performed in the open-air theater, perhaps walking On the street, you can see music-loving organizations performing. Innsbruck Casino Casino Bar Address: Salurner Strasse 15 Opening hours: All-night operation starting from 11:30 Reference fee: 21 euros - admission ticket + 25 euro chips; 26 euros - admission ticket + 25 euro chips + a fast food and drinks; €52 - admission + €25 chips + a four-course dinner + a glass of Frizzante + raffle. (Hold the Innsbruck Travel Card and get a free drink) Bar Sweet Basil Address: Herzog-Friedrich-Str.31 Opening hours: Close at 01:00 in the morning (extended to 02:00 from Thursday to Saturday) Reason for recommendation: Located In the center of the city is a fashionable night bar with various consumption levels. Innsbruck is a small ice and snow town in the embrace of the Alps. It attracts thousands of ice and snow enthusiasts from surrounding countries and even the world every year. The snowy peaks of the Alps are undulating, as if they can be reached; the quiet grassland The river passes through the city, and there is a sense of aura everywhere. It has been the venue for two Winter Olympics. The greatest charm of Innsbruck lies in its ice and snow. There are 6 main ski areas with a total length of 200 kilometers of ski trails and an altitude of about 1,200 meters. 59 cable cars are available to tourists at any time. The ideal season for skiing is from November to May of the following year. You can see families of all ages enjoying the snow everywhere. Skiing here has long become a popular sport among the public. Recommended experience locations: Eagles Stadium, Northridge Park, and Stubai Glacier. Normally Innsbruck is just a quiet town, but during the festival it becomes extremely lively. Like other places in Austria, people in Innsbruck also like music and art. Every festival has outdoor festivals, which are simple and natural, without too many rules and regulations, and everything starts from happiness. From March to April, there is the Easter Art Festival, with various music performances on the streets and in theaters; from April to October, there is the Tyrol State Theater Festival, where you can watch country folk songs and instrumental performances on the streets; from June to In July, people sing and dance in the streets at the Innsbruck Summer Dance Festival; in November it’s Christmas. The Winter Olympics in 1964 and 1976 were held here. The ski jump on the Bergisel Mountain is a symbol of the "Sports Capital of Innsbruck". In winter, skiers wearing ski boots flock to the area by train, and in summer you can also see many ski enthusiasts wearing backpacks. As the central city of Tyrol, Innsbruck is very popular among tourists from all over the world. You can use this as a base for further excursions into the Alps.