the old town is well worth going to as it is so old and the architecture is quite amazing. the museums/cathedrals are a must see and the little shops and cafes make for a fun excursion. easy to access from almost anywhere due to the train system.recommend111

Nice small city. Worthy of a days visit with a few older streets. Choice of restaurants and coffee houses although the traditional Austrian ones we tried weren’t great. Good tram system.

Innsbruck was very much a short stop between Vienna and Bern for us, and we had planned the Top of Innsbruck trip as our major activity. As such, we left the rest to chance and knew little about the city and what it offered. When we walked only a couple of minutes from our hotel and found the streets of the Altstadt, it was like stepping into another world. So many of the buildings are beautifully decorated; there are sights around every corner; and you can happily wander among the crowds to the river and back in a short time while soaking up the history. The Golden Roof is at the heart of the Altstadt, along with the town tower, but there are many other less well-known buildings and alleys to explore, cafes and restaurants to sample, and shops selling traditional Tirolian goods - I never knew a ham shop was a thing until I came to Innsbruck! It is busy all day and into the evening, but it is great to wander round and discover the historic centre.

Strolled through Altstadt Innsbruck during our short visit while going from Italy to Munich. But we felt that this is a place where you must give couple of days to explore. A beautiful colour full town. It has Picturesque square with many historical landmarks including the Golden Roof, Hofburg Innsbruck, Dom zu St. Jakob and others. Restaurants and stores fill beautiful old style buildings.we saw the oldest hotel of the world. Old town has no vehicle zone which adds comfort to travellers. From some of the narrow streets you can watch majestic Alps. What a wonderful sight to behold!