One of Innsbruck's most famous streets, Maria Theresien Street is a glorious remnant of the city's baroque past, dating back 700 years. Now a pedestrian promenade, the street, which is located outside ...

Also known as Innsbruck Cathedral or Dom zu St. Jakob, this church was rebuilt in the 1700s and has long been part of the ancient Christian pilgrimage route, the Way of St. James. The cathedral is ...

The second you touch down at Innsbruck Airport you know you’re on to a winner. Step off the plane and you’ll find yourself surrounded by Austrian Alps on every side. Innsbruck is the quintessential ...

Innsbruck, Austria is set in the heart of the Alps, where a compact historic city meets steep mountain landscapes and wide ...

Pair uncrowded slopes and mountain air with history, art, great food and royal scandal, and you’ve a recipe for the ideal Austrian break Adrian is a widely-commended journalist who spent 20 years as a ...

Nestled in the heart of Austria’s Tyrol region, the ancient city of Innsbruck is surrounded by mountains on all sides, making it the perfect gateway for incredible hiking and trail running with ...

Innsbruck’s city-and-ski pass is a great way to tackle a variety of challenging pistes while our writer’s less-keen partner spends more time on urban pleasures A skiing holiday with a partner who ...

An insider's guide to getting to Rome, including flights, recommendations for car hire and public transport. By our Telegraph Travel expert. Innsbruck Airport ...

After the success of the first two Paralympic Winter Games in 1976 and 1980, people were totally convinced of the healing power of sports, and the Winter Paralympic Games started gaining momentum. A ...