Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
CITY SAVERS
The money-saving
Innsbruck Card
allows one visit to Innsbruck's main sights and attractions, a return journey
with any cable car or funicular, five hours' bike rental and unlimited use of public transport including the Sight-
seer and Kristallwelten shuttle bus. The card also yields numerous discounts on tours and activities. It's available
at the tourist office and costs €31/39/45 for 24/48/72 hours (half-price for children).
Stay overnight in Innsbruck and you'll receive a
guest card
, giving discounts on transport and activities, entry
to a number of pools and lidos, and allowing you to join the tourist office's free guided hikes in summer.
Eating
A mix of Austrian and international restaurants, bistros and pavement cafes cluster in the
pedestrianised Altstadt.
Cafe Munding
(
www.munding.at
;
Kiebachgasse 16; cake €2-4; 8am-8pm)
Modern art hangs on the walls of this
200-year-old cafe. Besides whipping up delicious cakes - try the moist chocolate rasp-
berry
Haustorte
or the chocolate -marzipan
Mozarttorte
- the family roast their own cof-
fee and make preserves with fruit freshly picked from local farms.
CAFE
€
PIZZERIA
€
Mamma Mia
( 562 902; Kiebachgasse 2; mains €7-9; 10.30am-midnight)
This no-frills Italian bistro has a great
buzz, alongside huge pizzas, fresh salads and healthy pasta dishes. The sunny terrace is a
favourite spot in summer.
Kröll
(Hofgasse 6; snacks €3-4.50; 6am-9pm)
Forget plain apple, this hole-in-the-wall cafe's strudels
include rhubarb, poppy, feta and plum. The fresh juices pack a vitamin punch.
SNACKS
€
Cafe Katzung
CAFE
€
(
www.cafe-katzung.at
; Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 16; snacks €5-8; 8am-midnight Mon-Sat, from 9am Sun)
Katzung attracts a faithful local following for its laid-back vibe, Goldenes Dachl-facing
