Traditional, joyful and varied

Customs in the Innsbruck region

High value is placed on the fostering of customs and traditions in the Innsbruck region. The celebrated traditions are shaped by the seasons. Almost every village in the area has its own unique customs for celebrating certain holidays. These can be major events, but also smaller occasions. The special thing about them is the way knowledge and experience is passed on from generation to generation, bringing young and old together.

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A small selection of customs and traditions

Be it Krampus parades, carnival celebrations or church holidays, the people in our region are very proud of their customs, which are often centuries-old. Come and be amazed!

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Carnival events

Carnival parades and performances have a long tradition in the Innsbruck region. Come and immerse yourself in the colourful world of the Muller, Schleicher and Wampeler!

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Glowing Easter graves

Many churches display Easter graves in the weeks around Easter. Decorated with glowing balls, they create a very special atmosphere.

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Friendly St. Nicholas vs. the wild Krampus

On 6 December, St Nicholas comes with small gifts for children. His demon-like companion, the Krampus, can be found letting off steam at various Krampus parades.

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New Year's Eve in the Mountains in Innsbruck

In the Innsbruck region, the New Year is celebrated both on the mountain and in the city. Come and experience the unique atmosphere!

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