Top Innsbruck Observation Decks

Admire Innsbruck and the Stubaier Mountains from above on this paragliding experience. Ride a cable car to the top of the mountain and receive a briefing about paragliding from your guide. After strapping into a two-person paraglider, fly above the town below and take in the sweeping views as you glide through the air.

Soaring like a bird over beautiful mountains and valleys doesn't have to be a dream when you go paragliding over the Stubai Valley. No experience is necessary as you’ll fly tandem with an experienced guide. Enjoy amazing views of the Stubai Glacier, the Pinnistal, Neustift town, and more. You'll be amazed by how peaceful paragliding is.

Ride the Hungerburg Funicular from Innsbruck to the Nordkette mountain range, a jewel of the Karwendel National Park. Swap your pre-booked ticket for your pass at the ticket office and step aboard to admire sights of Innsbruck’s Goldenes Dachl surrounded by sweeping alpine vistas. Upgrade to include a ticket to Europe’s highest altitude zoo or just enjoy the round-trip ride.

Enjoy a one-of-a-kind night out, and immerse yourself in Austrian cultural traditions, when you book tickets to this Tyrolean music and folk dancing show in Innsbruck. Settle into your seat at the venue, conveniently located in the city center, and watch dancing, yodeling, and other engaging performances. To treat your taste buds to a hearty helping of Austrian cuisine, upgrade to include a 3-course meal, including delicious regional specialties.

Reach a 2,334-metre Alpine summit straight from Innsbruck's city centre with three connected cable cars and around 30 minutes of climbing views with you're entry tickets. The Nordkette journey is one of the most remarkable in the Alps, beginning underground in the Old Town aboard the Hungerburgbahn. From Hungerburg, the Seegrubenbahn cable car sweeps you up the mountain face to the Seegrube at 1,905 metres, where a sun terrace and restaurant look out over the whole city. The final Hafelekarbahn then lifts you to the ridge of the Karwendel — Austria's largest nature park — where a short summit path ends at the Hafelekarspitze, 2,334 metres: the Top of Innsbruck. The reward is a genuine 360° panorama: Innsbruck and the Inn Valley a vertical mile below on one side, the wild limestone ranges of the Karwendel stretching away on the other. Walk the ridge, spot ibex on the slopes, linger over coffee at the summit restaurant, or time your descent for golden light over the rooftops.