Innsbruck

The Innsbruck guide is compiled by Jovana Urosevic


Airport Information


  • Holiday Taxis (easyJet.holidaytaxis.com) take you from home to the airport, then city or destination.

  • Bus F runs to the city every 15 minutes and takes about 20 minutes. Tickets: €1.70.

  • Visit the Europcar desk on arrival for special easyJet inflight rates.

  • A journey to the centre should cost €20 and takes about 15 minutes.

Bon Appetit

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    (3 Hallerstrasse. Tel. 0512 205 011)
    This small, simple eatery offers the best of Sardinian pasta specialities. Try the legendary gnocchi filled with roe and artichokes.
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    (81 Innstrasse. Tel. 0512 285 123)
    A great place if you like Indian cuisine: try the red dhal curry or the lamb in yoghurt mint and coriander sauce.
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    (19 Josef Wilbergerstrasse. Tel. 0512 200 233)
    Elegant ambience and excellent seafood dishes is what you will find at Josef Peer's restaurant. Choose from the great variety of fish, shrimp, clams and mussels, or try the chef's renowned oyster speciality.
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    (10 Fallmerayerstrasse. Tel. 0512 581 758)
    Enjoy your dinner in the artful interior. Expect the finest culinary creations, such as scallops with rosemary and campari risotto or grilled scampi on pine kernels. The almond and fig mousse au chocolat is brilliant.

After Dark

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    (1 Stiftgasse. Tel. 0512 570 706)
    Relax in the typically Austrian pub-style atmosphere and enjoy home-brewed beer alongside delicious spareribs. Cabaret evenings are organised once a month - phone for details.
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    (6 Mariahilfstrasse. Tel. 0512 227 8460)
    Intimate piano evenings accompanied by delicious food - this is a great place if you're looking for a relaxed evening out.
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    (4 Kaiserjägerstrasse. Tel. 0512 251 541)
    This Irish pub is among the best in town, with a jolly crowd and an authentic atmosphere. Don't miss the legendary open mic nights on Thursday.

This month...

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  • This is probably the tiniest delicatessen you've ever been to, but definitely the best one when it comes to Tyrolean sausages, speck, cheese and other regional treats (4 Stiftgasse. Tel. 0512 588 816).
  • Don't miss the city's traditional summer concerts. Harp recitals of pieces by Haydn and Bach are very popular, but you can choose from dozens of events throughout the month (www.altemusik.at).
  • Escape the city heat and head to a green oasis just 15 minutes from Innsbruck: the stunning alpine garden Patscherkofel. Perfect for relaxing long walks in the cool mountain breeze.
  • Take a trip to Merano, the Italian spa town known for its picturesque gardens, excellent wine and food. Don't miss the Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle.

Tips

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  • Although it represents the Virgin Mary, Anne's Column was named after St Anne, as Bavarian troops were banished from the Tyrol on St Anne's Day, 26 July 1703.

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