In the city, residents and guests can enjoy the sights, shops and restaurants. Stroll through the historic old town, home to the famous Goldenes Dachl (Golden Roof) that was built for Emperor Maximilian I, jump on the Hungerburg cable railway designed by the late Zaha Hadid and marvel at the fabulous views from the top of the Nordkette. During winter, visitors can purchase the SKI plus CITY pass, which gives access to 13 ski areas in and around Innsbruck, more than 20 attractions, admission to three swimming pools and provides the option to use all public transport. Throughout the winter, the Christmas Markets are another famous highlight. In summer, the Innsbruck card gives visitors the flexibility to make the most of the city and the surrounding area, including access to over 20 sights, two city cable cars and public transport.
Innsbruck is also known as the gateway to Tirol region, the heart of the Alps, with many other resorts less than one hour’s drive away. Don’t miss spectacular Seefeld in Tirol, chocolate-box Alpbach, lively Mayrhofen in the Zillertal valley, stunning Sölden and neighbouring Obergurgl-Hochgurgl, and many more, Plus, explore Austria’s largest skiing area when staying in St. Anton am Arlberg, and don’t miss legendary Kitzbühel, home of the famous Hahnenkamm.The Austrian Tirol offers visitors a choice of 80 ski resorts and approximately 3,000 kilometres of pistes, plus an epic 24,000 kilometres of hiking trails, delicious cuisine, incredible culture, exhilarating activities and stunning scenery.
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