Innsbruck for a day. With cultural events, shops, bars, cafes, pubs, and restaurants, Innsbruck has so much to offer beyond the ski slopes

The Innsbruck evening at the Ski World Championships in Saalbach more than lived up to the motto "Home of Sports Stars".

On February 5, in Innsbruck 1976, Franz Klammer wrote one of the greatest pages in Olympic history by winning the Downhill in Patscherkofel.

In 1964 the Winter Games were held for the first time in Innsbruck. The Alpine Skiing events were held in Axamer Lizum, and Patscherkofel

The SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck includes 12 ski areas, 265 km of slopes, and 48 ski routes. Skiing, culture, sightseeing and more

The Four Hills Tournament is a ski jumping competition held in Oberstdorf, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Innsbruck, and Bischofshofen.

For me, the Christmas season in Innsbruck is magical. The Christmas markets provide the perfect reason to invite my friends to visit me.

Mythical ski resorts like St. Anton, Kitzbühel, and Sölden, await you in Austria with guaranteed snow, modern lifts, and legendary après-ski

The Tirolean Mountains in the Heart of the Alps have opened up to us as a walking paradise of 24,000 kilometers of marked mountain trails

When the snow conditions are no longer ideal for skiing in spring, the Figln season begins at the Nordkette Ski Resort in Innsbruck

From March 22nd to April 1st Innsbruck's old town is transformed into a happy spring festival full of market fun and Tyrolean customs.

In Innsbruck, you can begin your day on the ski slopes and end it by enjoying an evening in the city.

At Patscherkofel in 1976, Austrian ski legend Franz Klammer won his Olympic downhill gold medal in one of skiing's most memorable moments.

Innsbruck and the nearby ski areas are some of the best places to experience "Christmas in the Mountains" (Bergweihnacht).