ゲッツェンスのおすすめツーリングルート

Inn川沿いの素晴らしいルートです。ザルツブルク市内中心部とVölser Innau自然保護区を結んでいます。

Church worth seeing.

Great viewing angle.

The colorful houses simply put you in a good mood whatever the weather; subtle splashes of color that are simply beautiful

Beautiful view of the old town, just enjoy and let it work

At the waterfront you can take beautiful pictures of the colorful houses

Innsbruck's Hofburg, often referred to as the Tyrolean sister of Vienna's magnificent House of Habsburg, is a fascinating piece of history. The era of Maria Theresa, in particular, left its mark here and should not be ignored by anyone interested. Those familiar with the history of the dynasty can better understand the significance of this place. Admittedly, there are palaces in Austria that exude more glamour. But the Hofburg has its own special charm. The magnificent halls, large-format paintings, and breathtaking frescoes tell stories from times long past and invite you to immerse yourself deeply in history. The private chambers of Empress Elisabeth and Emperor Franz Joseph are particularly fascinating. Although the Empress rarely stayed here, her name still attracts many visitors. And the Hofburg's location is simply impressive – located in the heart of Innsbruck, it blends harmoniously into the cityscape. The exhibition can be explored at a leisurely pace without a guided tour, offering the opportunity to linger in the historic setting and absorb the atmosphere. A visit that brings history to life!

For a snack, head to the butcher's in the market hall. There's even a restroom there!