Hotels near Innsbruck Airport - INN, Innsbruck

Fantastic city to visit with kids, with particular recommendations for AudioVersum (interactive fun for kids and adults) and Kristallwelten (just the view from the six-storey, glass, indoor play space is amazing). Also, if you're shopping for outdoors/activewear for kids, the selection (especially at the InterSport in Kaufhof Tirol) is greater than anywhere we've been. The centre of the city is quite compact and easy to explore on foot, whilst everything else can be reached within a 10-minute cab ride. Getting out of town is also very convenient by rail, bus, or taxi/uber. We stayed for five days, including two day trips skiing at Schlick, and could easily have stayed longer.

It is one of the most beautiful towns I have been . I decided to go there Bcz i had a direct train connection . But it was a wonderful place to have calm,quiet holidays enjoying the breath taking mountains and surrounding nature. It is a best place to sit quietly and read a book and enjoy the view of you book a place to stay around the mountains . But if you want to have the city vibe it is filled with people from different places and you can enjoy drinking some local coffee and tea and even wine and enjoy a local dish and taste local gin . The museums and artistic locations are best if you enjoy the local arts and crafts . It is a small town nestled in alps giving you a time to delve in .

A relatively small city among the Alps. The old town is absolutely charming and fully walkable, If the weather is good, a visit to the Hafelekar summit by the cable car Nordketten is not to be missed. Also, Swarowski World Wattens and Ambras Castle are at a 15 mins distance. Day trips to Munich, Oberammergau, Bolzano, Kitzbuhel and Zell Am Zee are easy.

We still can't het over if Innsbruck, we are here in Salzburg atm - Innsbruck alps is amazing nothing can compared even in Switzerland. I think this is the top in my list now. Highly recommended place.

Innsbruck is a great city to spend time in. It has a huge variety of restaurants, and great shopping if that's what you are in to. Public transport is excellent, and you can base yourself in the city and buy a pass that is valid for a number of city sites, the public buses, and 13 ski resorts which can be easily reached by bus. There is a funicular railway up to Nordketter, Innsbruck's own ski area. There is a very easy student/university vibe to the city at night: highly recommended

Innsbruck has a wonderful location: a charming, not so large city in the midst of spectacular mountains. The Hofburg palace is interesting, is nicely located in the midst of the city and adjacent to a wonderful imperial garden with beautiful old trees. The other main palace, Ambras, is also interesting. It is located outside the city, well reachable by public transportation and surrounded by a great, hilly garden. The picture galeries and ancient furnitures of these palaces do not reach the quality of the top European castles, but are historically interesting. Public transportation is excellent. The city is very lively, quite touristy, but also casual, a good mix of local people and visitors. Nice cafes along the river and the main streets in the city center. We ejoyed the food of Il Convento and the Trattoria de due Sicilie. Reservations necessary!