Stroll through soft snow and enjoy delicious alpine delicacies while a wood fire crackles in the tiled stove. Winter can be so beautiful! From leisurely winter hikes to soothing saunas: here you’ll find everything you need for a relaxing holiday in the Innsbruck region, including tips to help you recharge both body and soul. Have fun and enjoy!
Time for two
Body & Mind
The winter you dream of
Yoga in the mountains, a special city tour, winter hikes with delicious food or unwinding with a view: relaxation looks different for everyone, we get that. Here are some ideas.
Experience
Saunas with stunning features
Unwind in an Art Nouveau sauna: just the sight of this architectural jewel in the middle of Innsbruck is enough to warm your heart.
accommodation
Glamping with fantastic view
The Gerhardhof is a paradise for campers and glampers all year round. Surrounded by wonderful alpine nature, it's the perfect place to unwind.
Yoga is always good, and even more so in beautiful surroundings. If you’re interested in yoga with alpine flair, you’re sure to find what you’re looking for here.
The savour route on the Mieming Plateau includes several delicious stops such as farm shops, direct sellers and traditional guesthouses surrounded by wonderful alpine scenery.
Nativity scenes are artistic creations with many loving details. However, they are often only found in private homes. This walk takes you past Tyrolean works of art that have been put on display for you to enjoy.
An historic night watchman guides you through Innsbruck and tells all sorts of anecdotes from centuries past. Please note: this tour is only available in German.
A relaxing winter experience
Winter holidays in Innsbruck
A colourful mix of activities and attractions such as skiing, Christmas markets, family fun and special experiences.
Hot winter
A sauna works wonders! It warms you up and helps you achieve ultimate relaxation. Here are the public saunas in the Innsbruck region.
Enjoy a swim
Out of your winter layers and into the pool: it’s wonderfully liberating! Here are Innsbruck’s public swimming pools.
Experience winter up close
On winter hikes, you can experience some of the most beautiful winter moments. We have routes that are ideal for every fitness level.
Walks to Explore: discover the city
See a different side of Innsbruck on various routes: royal heritage, modern architecture or authentic neighbourhoods off the beaten track.
Innsbruck in summer
Are you coming to Innsbruck this summer? You can find tips for a relaxing holiday here!
Even more holiday tips
Are you looking for more inspiration for your stay? If so, we’ve got plenty of suggestions for you. There’s always something to do in Innsbruck. And the options for relaxation are as diverse as the mountains all around us.
The most wonderful spa hotels
These hotels prioritise the well-being of their guests. They have great spas and look forward to pampering you.
Culinary delights
Tyrolean delicacies await you in our many restaurants and guesthouses. Try our specialities, from Kaiserschmarrn pancakes and dumplings to traditional snack platters.
Special holiday experiences
Bobsleigh rides down an ice track, yoga in the mountains, special guided hikes: discover extraordinary holiday activities from gentle to fast-paced.
Shopping in Innsbruck
A look around Innsbruck’s shops will reveal real treasures. For example, fine Tyrolean chocolate or fragrant soap from a factory that has been around for centuries.
Sport, music & tradition
There’s always something going on in Innsbruck! Here you will find information about sporting events, concerts, traditional festivals and much more.
A penchant for art and culture
We don’t just love mountains and sport, we also love culture! Read here about our cultural attractions such as museums, theatre and dance.
Themed tours
Beer tasting, medieval neighbourhoods, architectural highlights: these city tours are truly captivating!
A little inspiration
Matching guest card
Welcome Card
The Welcome Card is available free of charge from our partner establishments with a stay of at least two nights. It includes offers and discounts on a variety of attractions, as well as free use of public transport in the Innsbruck region.
The Innsbruck Card is a city card that can be purchased for 24, 48 or 72 hours. It includes numerous sights and mountain lifts, as well as free use of public transport within the city of Innsbruck.
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