Innsbruck

The Innsbruck region is easily accessible from abroad. Innsbruck Airport offers direct flights to major European cities. In addition, it is easy to travel by train via Innsbruck Central Station, with fast connections from Vienna, Munich and Zurich, amongst others. Within the region, well-developed road links – such as the Inn Valley and Brenner corridors – ensure easy onward travel to the surrounding towns.

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The entire Innsbruck region boasts a comprehensive and well-coordinated transport network. Bus and tram services operated by Innsbrucker Verkehrsbetriebe, as well as regional bus services, provide reliable connections to the city and surrounding towns. Many venues are centrally located or well connected. In addition, taxis, shuttle services and Uphill Facilities are available to ensure easy access to higher-altitude locations. 

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The Innsbruck region comprises the city of Innsbruck and around 40 surrounding towns and villages. The region stretches across several valleys and high plateaus. Here is an overview of the towns and villages

Innsbruck places great importance on Accessible Travel. Numerous hotels, event venues and public facilities are accessible and designed to meet the needs of people with reduced mobility. The public transport network is also largely accessible. You can find detailed information on Accessible Travel here.

The Innsbruck region provides funding for national and international events. Here you will find detailed information on the eligibility criteria and the application process for funding.