Innsbruck
Getting There/Around
Getting There:By Air:
Innsbruck is serviced by the Innsbruck Airport (INN) (+43 512 225 250 / http://www.innsbruck-airport.com). The airline providers are:
Austrian Arrows (+43 512 2222 / http://www.aua.com)
Air Alps (+43 512 292 729 / http://www.airalps.at)
Fly Tyrol (+43 512 263 040)
Helicopter Air (+43 512 28 8880)
Sky Europe (+421 2 4850 1111 / http://www.skyeurope.com/in.php)
Tyrolean Jet Service (+43 512 22577 15 / http://www.tjs.at)
Welcome Air (+43 512 295296 / http://www.welcomeair.at)
Wucher Helicopter (+43 5550 2261 111 http://www.wucher.at)
Although the most convenient way to travel to Innsbruck is via the Innsbruck Airport, visitors can also fly into the Vienna International Airport (VIA) (+43 1 7007 0 1300 Wien Flughafen/ http://www.viennaairport.com), and take the train to Innsbruck. See the airport website for ground transportation information. Vienna International Airport offers flights provided by 80 international airlines including:
Air Canada (51766 17633 / http://www.aircanada.ca)
American Airlines (+1 800 433 7300 / http://www.aa.com/)
British Airways (0043 1 79567567 / http:// www.britishairways.at)
Delta (+1 800 221 1212 / http://www.delta.com)
Frontier (+1 800 432 1359 / http://www.frontierairlines.com/)
US Airways (+1 800 428 4322 / http://www.usairways.com)
Taxi companies include:
Taxi companies are easily located outside the terminals and do not require advance booking.
Rental Car companies include:
Avis (+43 316 800 0800 8757 / http://www.avis.com)
Budget (+43 316 800 472 3325 / http://rent.drivebudget.com/Home.asp)
Hertz (+43 1 795 32 / http://www.hertz.com)
Europcar (+43 316 821 364 / http://europcar.com)
Sixt (+43 00800 1111 7498 / +43 316 283600 / http://www.e-sixt.com)
By Train:
OBB Austrian Federal Railways (+43 316 51717 / http://www.oebb.at) provides national and international railway transportation services.
Die Bahn (DB) (http://www.bahn.de)
By Bus:
IVB (http://www.ivb.at)
VVT (+43 512 56 16 16 / http://www.vvt.at)
Verbund Linie (http://www.verbunlinie.at/)
By Car:
All vehicles need toll stickers on Austrian highways (http://www.vignette.at). See the website for details.
Approaching Innsbruck from the east and west, take A 12 Autobahn. Approaching the city from the south, take A 13 Brenner Autobahn (Toll Motorway) or B 182 Federal Road across Brenner Pass. Innsbruck is easily accessible through a network of highly connected streets and roads. Coming from Osttirol, drive across Felbertauern Tunnel or through Pustertal Valley (Italy). See details at: (http://www.innsbruck.info/plan/innsbruck).
Route planning services:
Route Planner Europe (http://www.reiseroute.de/europ_uk.htm)
Route Planner (http://www.shellgeostar.com/)
Route Planner (German) (http://portaleweb.de/Auto/Routenplaner/)
Getting Around:
By Bus, Tram, and Cableway:
Bus, Tram, and Cableway ticket information: (+43 512 53560)
IVB (http://www.ivb.at) provides information for the entire public transportation system in Innsbruck.
VVT (+43 512 56 16 16 / http://www.vvt.at) provides regional transportation information.
By taxi:
Taxi stands are located at various points in the city. Call the hotline for information: (+43 512 5311 / +43 512 1718).
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