Innsbruck
Austria
Innsbruck is the most populous city in Tyrol and also the fifth largest city in Austria. Innsbruck is a lively and young university city. The city is particularly popular with all outdoor enthusiasts, as it is located directly [...] General info
Innsbruck is the most populous city in Tyrol and also the fifth largest city in Austria. Innsbruck is a lively and young university city. The city is especially popular with all outdoor enthusiasts, as it is directly adjacent to the mountains.
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Location
The city is bordered on the north by the Nordkette, the southernmost of the four major mountain ranges in the Karwendel. In the south, Innsbruck is surrounded by the foothills of the Central Alpine Range.
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Latitude: 11.39540024809574 Longitude: 47.26531434170094
Weather
The warmest months are July and August, with averages of 18.1 and 17.4 °C, respectively, and the coldest are December and January, with averages of -1.1 and -2.8 °C, respectively.
Weather during the travel period
The warmest months are July and August, with averages of 18.1 and 17.4 °C, respectively, and the coldest are December and January, with averages of -1.1 and -2.8 °C, respectively.
Climate
Innsbruck has a temperate climate, but with a partly alpine character. Very well known is the weather phenomenon of the foehn.
Destination Info
Austria is a landlocked country in Central Europe, surrounded by 8 states. The country is largely located in the Eastern Alps and is famous for its culture and nature.
Currency
Euro
Language
German
Travel documents
Identity card or passport
Customs and rules
With a "Servus" as a greeting you are always right in Innsbruck. It is customary to tip in restaurants, cabs and other service areas. If you did not grow up in Austria, you may be surprised by the Austrian or Styrian dialect.
Security
Austria is considered a very safe destination
Population
132.000
Religions
The following of the Roman Catholic Church is largest in Innsbruck
Politics
Austria is a democratic republic, which means that the people elect their representatives.