It is worth the small fee to view the city from the top of the Stadtturm. The mountains, colorful…read moreflats along the river and copper patina church domes are charming.

The Stadtturm is a quick and easy attraction, worth doing when in Innsbruck if only to orient…read moreyourselves and to take a very good pictures of Innsbruck and the surrounding area. Be warned, there are quite a number of stairs to climb and no elevator, but it is not too onerous, and if you have a Fitbit, it will help your stair count considerably! My wife, two daughters (8 and 10), handled the stairs without a problem. When we arrived at the top, we found very nice views of the city and met a number of nice people willing to take pictures of us. It is a bit cramped up at the top, so people need to be friendly and patient with one another. The entire visit does not take very long, so it is a nice thing to do just to get one's bearing on the town and its surroundings. Definitely worth doing.

The church with all the cast iron statues is dramatic looking and unique. There is a small garden…read morewith some chair to sit on. They sell tickets for the church and museum separately the latter mainly gives you the chance to go upstairs and look down into the church. A quick visit unless you are interested in identifying all the statues - names all listed on the brochure.

We found this place after researching what there is to see and do in Innsbruck. Based on that…read moreresearch, I knew about the tomb in the center of the church and that there were statues around it, but that was about it. Actually going here, I was much more impressed than I thought I'd be. The church itself appears to exist solely to honor the former Austrian (Tyrolean?) kings and queens. The statues around the tomb are very detailed and a little larger than life. The tomb in the center has scenes carved in marble on its side. I don't think I've ever seen marble so intricately carved; it was beautiful. Since that wasn't enough, at the back of the church, there are stairs leading to the Silver Chapel. This was not what I was expecting either. The first half of the chapel was bare, but had the ceilings and maybe walls painted red. The second half was blocked off, but was more traditional. It had some alcoves and an altarpiece made of a dark wood and silver. This is the only silver in the Silver Chapel. Regardless, it was still good to see. As good as this place was, we had to pay I think €7 each to get in and see this church. I've been to countless churches throughout Europe and this is the only one I remember having to pay to get in. Other than that though, it was great.

One of the only reasons I stopped in Innsbruck was to take the tram to the top of the Alps. For…read moreyears I've heard how beautiful Innsbruck is and that it's a must stop when in Austria. I arrived on a Sunday. Little did I know, everything's closed on Sundays. After checking into the hotel, my husband and I walked straight over to the cable car only to see that it was closed for maintenance. The Innsbruck cable car takes you from the city center to the top of the Nordkette mountain for spectacular views. Since it was closed, there was no one to ask if there were other ways up...it was a bit of a let down, so we just walked back to town and had lunch.

You could spend multiple days up in these mountains. The view was beautiful and there is lots to…read moresee and do at each stop on the cable car. We went to the top of Innsbruck and ate at the restaurant one stop below. The cable cars feel super safe and the trip up and down feels super quick. Such a fun day and would definitely recommend to ANYONE who is in the area. It's a once in a lifetime view and experience.

Such a beautiful palace. Walk through the impressive late baroque palace (18th and 19th century)…read moreFor a time the palace served as the imperial residence for the most part however the imperial apartments were not the actual home of the Hapsburgs they were used to provide monarchs with prestigious accommodations while visiting the regions and for members of the imperial family passing through The story in the culture history of the Hofburg are told in the thematically structural rooms When we went it wasn't very busy at all and the staff there were amazingly friendly. Get the Innsbruck card to save a lot on entrance fees

Such a cool experience to see the ski jump and the place of the winter Olympics. It is a very…read morereasonably priced ticket for an amazing experience to go up to the top, see incredible views of the city/mountains and if you're lucky you'll get to see the teams practice their ski jumps which is an incredible experience to witness. They also have a gift shop and a restaurant. Awesome experience in Innsbruck. Highly recommend adding it to your list whilst in town.

This ski jump is situated on a hill overlooking Innsbruck town center and the surrounding areas…read more After walking up to the entrance area you can access the ski jump for 10 EUR (discounts for students / large groups / or if you can negotiate with the ticket man ;). The entry price gives you access to walk around inside the ski jump area, which has various boards describing the history of the jump, how features work during competition, and prominent athletes. You can either walk up the stairs to get to the top of the jump, or alternatively there is an accessible cable-driven platform which runs to the top (from which there is then stairs or an internal lift to get up to the lookout or restaurant area). There are great views of the city from the top. The restaurant also serves food and beverages at a reasonable price and quality. Recommend walking down the stairs after your visit to experience the atmosphere of different aspects at this sporting facility. Worth a visit!