Experience unforgettable vacations in the Innsbruck region - discover unique sights and find your perfect vacation home!

Pure joie de vivre, for an unforgettable vacation: Between culture and nature, highs and lows, tradition and trends - no other region combines extreme contrasts in such a charming way as Innsbruck. Here, from the heart of the Tyrolean capital, you can take a 20-minute trip to lofty heights on the Nordkette mountain range to experience the Alpine jewel up close and marvel at the pulsating hustle and bustle from above. Or you can discover the alpine-urban style on a leap in time between modern architecture and historic buildings. The special old town flair with its famous sights is only a breath away from the next hiking or biking tour, the next ski resort or winter hiking experience. An abundance of contrasts condensed into the smallest of spaces.... Where else can you experience your personal freedom from pleasurable to challenging in just one place?

Innsbruck (pronounced Innschbrugg in the local Bavarian-Austrian dialect) is a large city in western Austria and the capital of the state of Tyrol. Its name refers to the bridge over the Inn River. The city's landmark is the Golden Roof.

With 130,585 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2022), Innsbruck is the most populous city in Tyrol and also the fifth largest city in Austria (after Vienna, Graz, Linz and Salzburg). Around 300,000 people live in its metropolitan area.[2] In addition, around 30,000 students of Innsbruck University, Innsbruck Medical University and other people have a secondary residence here; around 3,000 overnight stays were booked daily by city tourists in 2019.