Situated just a few minutes' drive from the Hotel Edelmanns, you will be able to immerse yourself in the vibrant city life and rediscover the Alpine metropolis through sightseeing, shopping and culture time and time again. You won't find anywhere else in the Alps where you can experience history and design, nature and sport in such an inspiring combination within such a small space.
Just 10 minutes from Edelmanns Villa & Suites, immerse yourself in the vibrant city life of Innsbruck. The Tyrolean capital combines the historic old town, modern architecture and alpine lifestyle in a unique way.
Whether sightseeing among medieval alleys, shopping on Maria-Theresien-Straße or an evening at the theatre – Innsbruck offers culture, nature and mountain sports in the smallest of spaces. It is precisely this mix that makes the city one of the most exciting travel destinations in the Alps.
And the best part:
After an eventful day, you return to the tranquil atmosphere of your suite, bungalow, or, for you, the entirely private Villa Cara at Edelmanns.
The ornate oriel, covered with 2,657 gilded copper shingles, is considered Innsbruck’s world-famous landmark and dates back to the time of Emperor Maximilian I. Today, the Museum Golden Roof tells the story of the city and its imperial past.
The Hofkirche houses the monumental tomb of Emperor Maximilian, surrounded by 28 life-size bronze figures – the famous “Schwarzen Mandern”. It is one of the most significant historical monuments of art in Tyrol.
Above the rooftops of Innsbruck, around 150 animal species from the Alpine region live – from the ibex to the marmot, from the otter to the lynx. The walk through the naturally designed enclosures is an impressive experience all year round.
At Bergisel, visitors follow in the footsteps of freedom fighter Andreas Hofer. In both the Tirol Panorama with its 1,000 sq m giant circular painting and the Kaiserjäger Museum, you can explore the "Myth of Tyrol".
We recommend the magnificent productions at the Landestheater’s main auditorium to guests with an affinity for culture. The programme includes drama, opera & operetta as well as musicals and dance theatre. Also visit the new House of Music with its diverse cultural offerings.
Anyone wanting to get to know Innsbruck with like-minded people should join a guided city tour. The guides spice up the historical facts with entertaining anecdotes and even dress up in historical costumes for the themed tours.
With the Sightseer Hop-on Hop-off Bus, you can reach the most important sights in Innsbruck and the surrounding area without complicated access routes or walking. This includes Schloss Ambras or the striking ski jump designed by star architect Zaha Hadid.
The Welcome Card with numerous inclusive benefits for your holiday in the Innsbruck region will be handed to you directly at our premises.
Every year again during the pre-Christmas season, Innsbruck exudes a particularly magical charm. No less than seven Christmas markets between Bergisel and Hungerburg get young and old in the mood for a contemplative celebration.
As the year draws to a close, the entire city transforms into a party zone. Along the Inn promenade, you can admire a show featuring light, water and sound effects, while the Nordkette mountain range lights up with a fireworks display.
Every January, the international Four Hills Tournament tour stops at Bergisel in Innsbruck. Join the enthusiastic fans as the world's best ski jumpers battle for metres and points.