The Olympic city Innsbruck lies between the iconic Nordkette mountains, which are a part of the Karwendel mountain range, the Stubai Alps, and the Tux Alps in a sunny, wide valley. This city is closely connected to the surrounding nature and sport plays an important role in the local community, especially considering you can be in the mountains in only a few minutes. Additionally, Innsbruck is known as an Olympic city, university-city, as well as a cultural and historical city you will surely fall in love with.
The winter Olympic games were held in Innsbruck in 1964 and again in 1976, and the Youth- and Children's- Olympic games took place in Innsbruck again in 2012, and 2016. The city is very popular with students from all over the world, but for visitors to the city the history of Innsbruck is one of the most fascinating attributes. The medieval city centre with the magnificent "Goldenes Dachl" (transl. "golden roof"), the Hofburg, and many important museums honours the city which used to be the summer residence of the emperors of Austria. Visitors from all over the world enjoy the historical city nestled in the mountains, and with the many beautiful villages surrounding the city, you can get the best of both worlds: city sightseeing and a charming country ambience.
The 25 holiday villages all have wonderful accommodation, exceptional charm, and many great features on offer. For instance, the village of Patsch is located at the foot of the Patscherkofel mountain, which is a great area for you to go hiking, skiing, or mountain biking. Maybe you would prefer Kühtai, the highest winter-sports village in all of Austria, as your dream-holiday destination.
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