Located just outside Innsbruck’s old town, the boutique Schwarzer Adler is in a great spot for exploring the city’s cultural wonders as well as the slopes on the surrounding mountains. The Schwarzer Adler, once a haven to kings and aristocrats, retains many of its traditional features like its medieval door frames and dining rooms. The restaurant, made up of three ‘parlours’ – the Alderstube, Jägerstube and Aquin – is known for its gourmet cuisine.

Innsbruck represents a mixture of two different worlds: the development of a formerly small town to a city and a playground in the Alps. In this 800-year-old town, history and culture meet together: modern architecture, old munuments and buildings, small historic streets, high technology etc. It is a university town, a business convention and sports centre.

Having been twice the battlefield of fights for Olympic medals - in 1964 and 1976 - makes Innsbruck to a winter sports paradise. Moreover, there are many other international sports competitions in Innsbruck each year.

Innsbruck is surrounded by eight ski areas which offer a great variety in terms of altitude (from 900 to 3.200 meters above sea level), ambiance and scenery and therefore assure a truly enjoyable experience to any skier.

Many shopping opportunities, Tyrolean nights, brass band concerts and baroque operas, lederhosen and dinner jackets.