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Sights and attractions
 

No limits

From easily accessible sights to to cross-country skiing trails: there is plenty to experience around Innsbruck for people with disabilities.

  • A magnificent residence: the Imperial Palace
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    A magnificent residence: the Imperial Palace
    Traces of the Habsburgs can be found all over Innsbruck – but few are as impressive as the Imperial Palace, which was awarded the Golden Wheelchair in the year 2000.
    Karten
    Included in the Innsbruck Card
    Open now - closes at 5.00 pm
    Adresse
    Rennweg 1, 6020 Innsbruck
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  • A natural oasis: Tantegert forest moor
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    A natural oasis: Tantegert forest moor
    Discover a wide variety of flora and fauna on a circular hike through the Tantegert forest moor. The walk is wheelchair accessible and pushchair friendly.
    10min
    0.6km
    easy
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  • Flexible transport: the hop-on hop-off Sightseer bus
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    Flexible transport: the hop-on hop-off Sightseer bus
    You don’t have to walk far to enjoy Innsbruck’s unique sights – the hop-on hop-off Sightseer bus makes sure of that.
    Karten
    Included in the Innsbruck Card
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  • For all: an accessible city tour
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    For all: an accessible city tour
    This sightseeing tour takes you through Innsbruck’s historic old town and the city centre. The museums along the route are wheelchair accessible.
    30min
    1.6km
    easy
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  • Langlaufen in Lüsens
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    Just start: Cross-country sledging
    Inclusive and suitable for beginners: the 0.7-kilometre cross-country ski track in Praxmar-Lüsens, which has been awarded a prize for cross-country sledging, is perfect for first barrier-free attempts.
    10min
    0.7km
    7m
    easy
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  • Lots of room for fun: hill playground
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    Lots of room for fun: hill playground

    The spacious design of the “Hügel” playground means you can get everywhere in a wheelchair. One of the highlights is an accessible roundabout.
    Adresse
    Egerdachstraße, 6020 Innsbruck
  • Rathausgalerien - Hotel Penz
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    In the centre of the city: the Penz hotel

    The Penz hotel has several accessible rooms. Thanks to its location in the heart of Innsbruck, it is also an ideal starting point for exploring the city.
    Adresse
    Adolf-Pichler-Platz 3, 6020 Innsbruck
  • Experience inclusion at the Alpine Zoo
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    Experience inclusion at the Alpine Zoo
    Discover how the Alpine Zoo supports people with various disabilities with a wide range of offers and enables everyone to enjoy a successful visit to the zoo.
    Karten
    Included in the Innsbruck Card
    Adresse
    Weiherburggasse 27, 6020 Innsbruck
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  • Langlaufen in Kühtai
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    Sporty and ambitious: Tyrol cross-country ski track Lüsens
    A challenging winter experience for people with disabilities: The award-winning cross-country ski track in Praxmar-Lüsens offers 5.5 kilometers of cross-country sledding.
    1h 11min
    5.5km
    69m
    easy
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  • Barrierefreier Tourismus
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    InNatur: Inclusive nature & mountain experiences

    Accessible outdoor activities such as hiking or skiing with professional guidance and adapted equipment - individual and inclusive.
    Adresse
    Innsbruck region

Sehenswürdigkeiten im Detail

With the 2027 Winter Deaflympics, the most significant winter sports event for deaf athletes returns to Seefeld, where it was first held back in 1949. Together with Innsbruck, the region combines its long tradition of winter sports with top-class international sport and active inclusion.

To mark the 2027 Winter Deaflympics, a virtual city tour of Innsbruck in sign language has been created. It offers an accessible insight into the city’s main attractions.

You can find all the information about the event on the Winter Deaflympics 2027 website.

Im Video finden Sie Informationen zu den Sehenswürdigkeiten in der Österreichischen Gebärdensprache (ÖGS).
Im Video finden Sie Informationen zu den Sehenswürdigkeiten in der Österreichischen Gebärdensprache (ÖGS).
Im Video finden Sie Informationen zu den Sehenswürdigkeiten in der Österreichischen Gebärdensprache (ÖGS).
Im Video finden Sie Informationen zu den Sehenswürdigkeiten in der Österreichischen Gebärdensprache (ÖGS).
Im Video finden Sie Informationen zu den Sehenswürdigkeiten in der Österreichischen Gebärdensprache (ÖGS).
Im Video finden Sie Informationen zu den Sehenswürdigkeiten in der Österreichischen Gebärdensprache (ÖGS).
Im Video finden Sie Informationen zu den Sehenswürdigkeiten in der Österreichischen Gebärdensprache (ÖGS).
Im Video finden Sie Informationen zu den Sehenswürdigkeiten in der Österreichischen Gebärdensprache (ÖGS).
Im Video finden Sie Informationen zu den Sehenswürdigkeiten in der Österreichischen Gebärdensprache (ÖGS).
Im Video finden Sie Informationen zu den Sehenswürdigkeiten in der Österreichischen Gebärdensprache (ÖGS).

More info

Do you have further questions? If so, the following points may help. Otherwise, our wheelchair accessible tourist information offices in Igls, Mutters, Telfs, Mieming, Kühtai and Innsbruck are of course happy to help. 

Person mit Blindenstock vor Zebrastreifen bei taktilem Bodenleitsystem

The right key (PDF)

EuroKeys give you access to public toilets, inclined lifts and more. Here’s where you’ll find them within the region.
Personen mit Rollstuhl am Tisch bei Außenbereich von Bergrestaurant

Bon appétit! (PDF)

Nobody should have to go without local delicacies. That’s why we’ve put together this overview of wheelchair accessible restaurants in the region.
Frau mit Rollstuhl und stehende Frau warten am Bahnsteig auf einfahrenden Zug

Relaxed travel

Public transport is of course available to people with disabilities. Various aids make it easier to use.
Mann mit Blindenstock vor Zutrittssytem/Ticketschranken

Reach new heights

The region’s lifts and cable cars take you high up into the mountains. Here you’ll find our tips for wheelchair accessible gondola rides.
Auto vor Schild für Behindertenparkplatz

Choose your space

Are you travelling by car? No problem, here you’ll find a list of parking options in Innsbruck (only in german).
Zei Rollstuhlfahrer und zwei stehende Personen am Berg bei Sonnenuntergang

Strongly represented

The ÖZIV, an advocacy group for people with disabilities and chronic illnesses, is dedicated to breaking down barriers (only in german).
Rollstuhlfahrere bei Ausflug in der Natur auf Schotterstraße

Special service

The ÖAMTC offers its own advice on mobility for people with physical disabilities (only in german).
Mehrere Personen, unter anderem eine Frau im Rollstuhl, bei einem Event im Freien

Always something going on

There’s never a dull moment in the Innsbruck region. See for yourself at our accessible events.

Picture credits: © Innsbruck Tourismus / Jackscorner Griesbeck Thomas

The best guest cards

Welcome Card

Welcome Card

The Welcome Card is a guest card that is available free of charge from our partner establishments with a minimum stay of two nights. It includes offers and discounts on a variety of accessible attractions, as well as free use of public transport in the Innsbruck region.
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Innsbruck Card

Innsbruck Card

The Innsbruck Card is a city card that can be purchased for 24, 48 or 72 hours. It includes numerous accessible sights and mountain lifts, as well as free use of public transport within the city of Innsbruck.
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