Twice host of the winter Olympics, Innsbruck is the capital of the Tyrolean Alps and is surrounded by nine different ski areas. Skiing is an integral part of the local culture in Innsbruck. From a free ski bus that offers daily access to the various resorts, to the local traditional of firngleiten in the spring, Innsbruck offers visitors a unique cultural experience of skiing.

As an urban center and major city in Austria, Innsbruck also features a great off-mountain experience, with many options for shopping, dining, and nightlife. The city has a renowned après scene, as well as many sightseeing options for families or visitors looking to soak in the history of their destination.

With just one Tyrolean ski pass - the SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck - you can explore 13 skiing areas in the Stubaital and around Innsbruck with a total of 291 kilometers of pistes, 48 km of ski routes, and 111 lifts, as well as have access to 3 swimming pools and 22 sights in the greater Innsbruck area.

Innsbruck's thirteen ski areas are located at altitudes ranging from 900 to 3,200 meters. The resort receives sun and powder from early winter into the late spring, offering one of the longest skiing seasons in Europe.

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