Where is Innsbruck? Are there any interesting places to recommend?

There are so many tourist-friendly cities in Austria. I even think every city in Austria is suitable for vacation and relaxation. Even if you just walk around, you will feel very relaxed. I won't say more about the more popular cities in Austria. Today, I want to talk about Innsbruck, Austria's minority tourist city and Swarovski's hometown.

Innsbruck's transportation network is quite extensive. You can take the train directly from Vienna or Salzburg, or even from Italy, Germany or Switzerland. You can come here by train directly. Innsbruck is small and there is public transportation in the city. You can choose to walk if you want to walk more. Innsbruck also has a magic pass. You can buy tickets including all public transportation, any museum tickets and ropeways in the city for only 40 euros, which is really cost-effective.

The weather in Innsbruck is particularly comfortable. We didn't know until the end of the trip that it was so comfortable here because the north was covered with mountains. Surrounded by the Alps, the town you can think of is perfectly reflected here. For example, in the distance are high snow-capped mountains, grass growing in the town and flowing water. I even thought how happy I would be if I could live in such a place one day when I was old.

Many houses in Innsbruck are colored, and bright colors make people feel that people in this place will be very enthusiastic. The best place to arrange rows of colorful fairy tale houses is on the other side of the river, and then you can see rows of colorful houses under the snow mountain. The stream in front of the house flows quietly, and the clothes are quiet and peaceful.

About 30 kilometers from Innsbruck is the headquarters of Swarovski. Because of the long distance, friends with international driver's licenses can consider renting a car for self-driving (go on road trip, a European country, is really comfortable), or renting a car if there are many people. If they are not satisfied, they can choose to take a direct bus. The disadvantage is that the bus interval is too long, only once every two hours. It's glittering like this. I think girls will go crazy!

You need to take a cable car to climb the snowy mountain. Friends who have bought a pass can take it directly. Those who don't buy passes need to be in Congress.

Buy a lift ticket at the station. There will be three stops in the middle, and you will get off and change to another cable car to continue uphill. If it is cloudy, you can see the dreamy sea of clouds on the top of the mountain, and you can also see the panoramic view of Innsbruck on a sunny day. You won't regret coming here anyway. So, do you know any other towns with beautiful snow-capped mountains nearby? Let's share it!

We made an appointment for a glittering trip! Explore the two worlds under the cable car and go to Innsbruck, the hometown of Swarovski and the European town nourished by snow-capped mountains.