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Innsbruck - "Welcome Tour"! The Guided City Tour for you.

Location Maria-Theresien-Straße, Innsbruck, Austria

The "Welcome Tour" serves as an ideal introductory experience for both individual travelers and residents of Innsbruck, offering insights into the rich cultural and historical tapestry of this captivating city.

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Die "Welcome Tour", eine präzise Erklärung zur geplanten Wanderung durch die historischen Altstadt und den Zentrum Innsbrucks, beginnt in der Maria Theresien Straße, einer barocken Prunkstraße der Stadt. Diese Straße wurde zum Fußgängerzentrum und Flaniermeile des Altmarkes und erstreckt sich über mehrere Seiten.

Auf der Wanderung entdecken Sie die engen Gassen und Häuser des Mittelalters, wobei Sie die Lebensweise der Menschen Innsbrucks vor langer Zeit und in heutiger Zeit erleben können. Die Wanderung reicht vom Beginn der Geschichte bis hin zu den Gegenständen des modernen Lebens, wie Architektur, Stadtleben, Geschichte und Geographie, Kunst und Kultur.

Der geplante Rundgang dauert etwa 1 Std., und er wird von erfahrenen und staatlich geprüften Fremdenführern - Österreichs Guides - geleitet. Diese Experten sind bereit, Ihre persönlichen Fragen zu beantworten und Ihnen einige tippen zu geben, um die Stadt Innsbruck voll auskosten zu können.

Der Startpunkt für Ihren Wandel befindet sich an der Schalterhalle der Innsbruck Information im Zentrum, am Burggraben 3. Hier finden Sie den Standort des Guides mit dem entsprechenden Banner "WELCOME TOUR". Bitte melden Sie sich dort bei Ihrem Guide.

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Highlights	The most cost-effective method for city management involves utilizing licensed "Austria Guides". The Old Town of Innsbruck – Medieval times under Emperor Maximilian I. The Innbrücke and the view of the Northern Alps – the green lung of Innsbruck The Cathedral of Innsbruck – Baroque jewel at the heart of the city (guided tour) The Hofburg Palace – the sole "Hofburg" outside Vienna
Includes	The fee for the tour guide includes access to the Dom of Innsbruck upon its opening to the public. As of now, this admission is free of charge. To capture photos inside the church, visitors should purchase a €1.- photo ticket at the entrance. These tickets can be obtained within the premises. No additional inside tours are offered as part of the tour package.

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Location Address Maria-Theresien-Straße, Innsbruck, Austria Map See on map

Frequently Asked Questions about Innsbruck - "Welcome Tour"! The Guided City Tour for you.

What is the 'Welcome Tour'?

The 'Welcome Tour' offers an introduction to both individual travelers and residents of Innsbruck, providing insights into the city's rich cultural and historical tapestry.

Where does the 'Welcome Tour' start?

The tour begins at the Schalterhalle der Innsbruck Information, located at Burggraben 3.

How long will the 'Welcome Tour' last?

The planned tour lasts approximately one hour.

Who leads the 'Welcome Tour'?

The tour is led by experienced and state-certified foreign guides from Austria, known as 'Österreichs Guides'. They are prepared to answer personal questions and offer tips to fully explore Innsbruck.