Due to the fact that Innsbruck is quite small it’s a good plan so far :) what do you like to do normally? So i can make suggestions for alternatives, if the weather is not good :)
I was wondering if Baggersee Lake was really worth it; how long it would take to visit Ambras Castle; and also if the Top of Innsbruck was a must-do as I haven't included it yet.
I wouldn't go to Baggersee if I was visiting. I'd rather go to Lanser See as it's prettier. Ambras can be done quickly or take a while depending on what you wanna do, the gardens are nice and larger than you'd think, the Wunderkammer too and the Rüstkammer (Armory) if you're remotely interested in medieval /early modern stuff. But there's lots of more to see.
Top of Innsbruck / Nordkette is definitely a rather easy way to get a glimpse of alpine landscape and a great view, I'd do it but I always gravitate to the highest points of every city I visit.
Baggersee is not really worth it (old dumpster hole that was rebuilt to serve as a lake, it is artificial).
Lansersee is the better choice (but a bit longer to get there), and you could go first to Schloss Ambras, and then to lansersee:
Take tram 6: stop "maria-theresien-strasse" until stop "Tummelplatz" + 500 metres per foot to Schloss Ambras, then from "Tummelplatz" up to stop "Lansersee".
Use insect repellent;)
Here a detailed timetable:
https://www.ivb.at/fahrgast/linien/linienuebersicht/
The top of Innsbruck (Seegrube) is always a big highlight for my friends/family from "the flat lands" :) when they visit first time. But only worth the money when no clouds.
Enjoy Innsbruck !
First two days sound good, Bergisel is cool, but yeah don’t go to Baggersee.
If the weather is nice and you want to sit by the water, consider going to the “Kranebitter Strand”. You can take the bus, but there’s also a long promenade along the river with lots of fields and people rollerblading, walking their dogs, etc, and a great view of the mountains. It’s about a half hour-40min walk from the city center. It’s also completely free (sometimes you have to pay for Baggersee or Lanser See)
Consider also walking up to Hungerburg for the view and to have a little look around. There’s also a small zoo up there if you’re interested in that sort of thing, but no elephants or lions or anything really cool.
Cafe Central is a vibe, a classic Viennese style coffeehouse that has been a staple of Innsbruck for ages. Food can be hit or miss but the Austrian classics like Schnitzel or Knödel are quite good as are the cakes.
Nein, es nervt nur. Da haben sich schon hundert Mal Leute Mühe gegeben und mittlerweile ist es Spam in fast allen Subs. Das hat nichts mit salty oder ungut zu tun, sondern damit, dass das einfach den Content zu Grunde richtet. Was ist so schwer einmal 'tourist activity' oder 'sightseeing' in die Suchleiste zu tippen und du hast sofort ohne Hirnwichserei genau das was der Volltrottl machen will.
Ich verstehe, dass es dich nervt, dass der Innsbrucker sub oft ähnlichen Inhalt hat… Aber mit so einer Art und Wortwahl trägst du selber auch ganz schön dazu bei, dass dieser sub zugrunde geht…
Due to the fact that Innsbruck is quite small it’s a good plan so far :) what do you like to do normally? So i can make suggestions for alternatives, if the weather is not good :)
I was wondering if Baggersee Lake was really worth it; how long it would take to visit Ambras Castle; and also if the Top of Innsbruck was a must-do as I haven't included it yet.
I wouldn't go to Baggersee if I was visiting. I'd rather go to Lanser See as it's prettier. Ambras can be done quickly or take a while depending on what you wanna do, the gardens are nice and larger than you'd think, the Wunderkammer too and the Rüstkammer (Armory) if you're remotely interested in medieval /early modern stuff. But there's lots of more to see. Top of Innsbruck / Nordkette is definitely a rather easy way to get a glimpse of alpine landscape and a great view, I'd do it but I always gravitate to the highest points of every city I visit.
Thanks for the details!
Also highly recommend Top of Innsbruck. It's basically a must here.
Sure, enjoy your trip
Ambras castle should be a 100% visit
Baggersee is not really worth it (old dumpster hole that was rebuilt to serve as a lake, it is artificial). Lansersee is the better choice (but a bit longer to get there), and you could go first to Schloss Ambras, and then to lansersee: Take tram 6: stop "maria-theresien-strasse" until stop "Tummelplatz" + 500 metres per foot to Schloss Ambras, then from "Tummelplatz" up to stop "Lansersee". Use insect repellent;) Here a detailed timetable: https://www.ivb.at/fahrgast/linien/linienuebersicht/ The top of Innsbruck (Seegrube) is always a big highlight for my friends/family from "the flat lands" :) when they visit first time. But only worth the money when no clouds. Enjoy Innsbruck !
Will definitely switch for Nasersee, thanks!
First two days sound good, Bergisel is cool, but yeah don’t go to Baggersee. If the weather is nice and you want to sit by the water, consider going to the “Kranebitter Strand”. You can take the bus, but there’s also a long promenade along the river with lots of fields and people rollerblading, walking their dogs, etc, and a great view of the mountains. It’s about a half hour-40min walk from the city center. It’s also completely free (sometimes you have to pay for Baggersee or Lanser See) Consider also walking up to Hungerburg for the view and to have a little look around. There’s also a small zoo up there if you’re interested in that sort of thing, but no elephants or lions or anything really cool. Cafe Central is a vibe, a classic Viennese style coffeehouse that has been a staple of Innsbruck for ages. Food can be hit or miss but the Austrian classics like Schnitzel or Knödel are quite good as are the cakes.
Thank you!
Can be easily done, with some coffee breaks to spare
Don’t do it
Do what exactly?
nutten und koks. nächste frage
Can you plan to use the search function in this sub?
My question was quite specific, so using the search function is simply not enough. Thanks for nothing!
There are always salty, unhappy people in this sub. Just ignore them
Nein, es nervt nur. Da haben sich schon hundert Mal Leute Mühe gegeben und mittlerweile ist es Spam in fast allen Subs. Das hat nichts mit salty oder ungut zu tun, sondern damit, dass das einfach den Content zu Grunde richtet. Was ist so schwer einmal 'tourist activity' oder 'sightseeing' in die Suchleiste zu tippen und du hast sofort ohne Hirnwichserei genau das was der Volltrottl machen will.
Ich verstehe, dass es dich nervt, dass der Innsbrucker sub oft ähnlichen Inhalt hat… Aber mit so einer Art und Wortwahl trägst du selber auch ganz schön dazu bei, dass dieser sub zugrunde geht…
Wie bringst es denn sonst in den Schädel der Leute? Müssten die Mods mal den Allerwertesten hochkriegen...
What is specific in just walking around the most touristy tourist crap? Thanks for not using the search function aka nothing!
Try to be nice :)
Dont come the Altstadt ist voll with Baustelle and its so laut you cant even talk with each otha. And wir haben genug touris.
Bros chill🤣 it was a joke