AUSTRIA · SIGHTSEEING & CITY TOURS IN INNSBRUCK
The 7 best sightseeing & city tours in Innsbruck you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Innsbruck City Card includes IVB transit, hop-on bus, Nordkette lifts, Alpen Zoo and Swarovski shuttle, plus one-time museum entry for 1 day.
“Súper worth while. Especially if you take the cable car ride!”
Private 90-minute Innsbruck highlights tour with a licensed guide, Golden Roof, cathedrals, views of the Nordkette, and modern architecture stops.
“Innsbruck is stunning and Luc took our group to the most wonderful places. The whole tour was entertaining and fun. Luc was captivating and a bit cheeky - Aussies love this style. Our group is mostly teenagers as we are on a school trip in Europe. The kids loved the tour just as much as the adults. Luc was so accommodating by adjusting the time of our tour to guide us after a later than planned arrival in town. Nothing was too much trouble. I could not give this tour a higher rating and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Innsbruck. Thank you, Luc, for a great start to our…”
A 1-hour guided walk through Innsbruck’s old town with licensed guides, Dom interior if open, and views of Nordkette.
A 90-minute private walking tour of Innsbruck with a local guide, old town highlights, and Nordkette views, plus hotel pickup options.
“Alex provided a very enjoyable and informative tour. With his knowledge on Innsbruck history we were able to spend the entire next day with a true appreciation of the town, museums and food.”
Small-group e-MTB ride from Innsbruck to Nordkette views, Hall in Tirol, and the Thaur castle ruins with guide Anton.
“Antony was an amazing guide. This tour was a highlight of our time in Innsbruck I highly recommend d”
Private walk through Innsbruck with a certified Austria Guide. Golden Roof, St. James Dome, Habsburg sights, up to 10.
“Our guide, Anja Hinteregge, is a school teacher who also guides. She is a native of Innsbruck and loves her city and is most knowledgeable. Her English is excellent. In addition to providing a history of Austria and the Hapsburg family as well as a history of Innsbruck she shared the wartime experiences of her mother and grandparents. All very interesting. She concluded the tour by tying the history all together and making suggestions for the remainder of our time in Innsbruck. I would highly recommend this tour.”
A smartphone city quest in Innsbruck with puzzle hunts, landmark clues, and a self-guided 2-hour walk for up to 6 people.
“It was a lot of fun. My friends and I just use a smartphones, so no one was interrupting us. It was honestly such an exciting adventure, and we got to see all those cool landmarks in the city. We had a nice time, and it's definitely something I'd recommend to do in Innsbruck”
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