Innsbruck Region


Refreshment awaits here

Whether high up in the mountains, within cool walls or by the water – the Innsbruck region offers plenty of places and ways to escape the heat.

There’s even more ways to cool off here

Hofgarten Innsbruck

Places of power in the shade

Dense forests, moss-covered rocks and babbling water: cool places that invite you to linger.
Gipfelwanderung Hochtennboden Axamer Lizum

Hiking at lofty heights

From the Swiss Stone Pine Trail to the Three Lakes Circuit and the Ghost Trail: here, refreshment and exercise go hand in hand.
Tirol Panorama mit Kaiserjägermuseum

Sightseeing is refreshing

Many of the region’s attractions offer not only culture but also a chance to cool off – for example, in historic buildings or air-conditioned museums.
Camping Glamping Natterer See

Dive into the cool water: lakes for swimming

When it’s hot, there’s nothing more refreshing than a dip in the water.
Wandern am Wasser in Lüsens

Recharge your batteries

Alpine heights, babbling brooks and tranquil peaks: around the mountaineering villages in the Sellraintal valley, you can enjoy a relaxing break away from the heat.
Simmering Alm

A culinary journey of delights

The crisp mountain air works up an appetite even on hot summer’s days: mountain huts, alpine pastures and mountain restaurants treat visitors to regional cuisine.
Altstadt Innsbruck

Summer holidays away from the heat

A mountain peak in the morning, the old town in the afternoon, and an open-air concert in the evening: that’s what an alpine-urban summer’s day looks like.

Cool places, but heart-warming experiences

Hot summer days in the Innsbruck region can be so lovely: let yourself be inspired!

Sonnenaufgang am Pirchkogel im Kühtai
3 Seen Wanderung Kühtai
Volkskunstmuseum & Hofkirche
Adolf-Pichler-Hütte

Stay fresh this summer with tips from the blog

Hiking where the sheep spend their summer: the Goethe Trail

#blog Hiking where the sheep spend their summer: the Goethe Trail

14.08.2026
When It Gets Hot: Tips and Places to Cool Off

#blog When It Gets Hot: Tips and Places to Cool Off

30.07.2026
Camping Judenstein: A Night in a Tent

#blog Camping Judenstein: A Night in a Tent

20.07.2026
Station to station – from Hochzirl to Zirl via the spectacular Ehnbachklamm gorge

#blog Station to station – from Hochzirl to Zirl via the spectacular Ehnbachklamm gorge

17.07.2026
” Sightseeing Rafting ” Tour on the Inn River

#blog ” Sightseeing Rafting ” Tour on the Inn River

03.07.2026
Tracking Wild Animals in the Lüsen Valley

#blog Tracking Wild Animals in the Lüsen Valley

22.06.2026
Up Stream Surfing at Airport Reef Innsbruck

#blog Up Stream Surfing at Airport Reef Innsbruck

17.06.2026
Sunny fall hike in the Axamer Lizum

#blog Sunny fall hike in the Axamer Lizum

08.09.2025
Discovery tour: From Innsbruck to the Karwendel Nature Park

#blog Discovery tour: From Innsbruck to the Karwendel Nature Park

18.08.2025
Innsbruck summer hits: 4 restaurants by the water

#blog Innsbruck summer hits: 4 restaurants by the water

07.08.2025
A day at the Kreither Alm in Mutters

#blog A day at the Kreither Alm in Mutters

25.07.2025
Surrounded by greenery: natural spectacles and places of power

#blog Surrounded by greenery: natural spectacles and places of power

07.08.2024
Need to cool off? The best places for hot days

#blog Need to cool off? The best places for hot days

25.07.2024
The Sellrain hut circuit – long distance hike

#blog The Sellrain hut circuit – long distance hike

04.09.2021
Kühtai – The Three Lakes Circuit

#blog Kühtai – The Three Lakes Circuit

07.07.2017

Cards & benefits for a cool stay

Welcome Card

Welcome Card

The Welcome Card is available free of charge from partner establishments for stays of two nights or more. It offers discounts and reductions on a wide range of attractions, as well as use of public transport in the Innsbruck region.
Innsbruck Card

Innsbruck Card

The Innsbruck Card is a city card available for purchase, which can be bought for a choice of 24, 48 or 72 hours. It includes admission to numerous attractions and mountain railways, as well as use of public transport within the Innsbruck city area.
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