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Innsbruck Old Town – Inn Bridge, Innsbruck loop from Innsbruck Hötting

Innsbruck Old Town – Inn Bridge, Innsbruck loop from Innsbruck Hötting

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Innsbruck Old Town – Inn Bridge, Innsbruck loop from Innsbruck Hötting

00:58

16.2km

360m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 17, 2026

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1.58 km

View of the River Inn and Innsbruck Cathedral from the bridge.

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... with a wonderful view of the Inn and the cathedral.

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2.35 km

Innsbruck Old Town

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Directly from the demanding alpine pass in the middle of the charming old town of Innsbruck, where you can enjoy your cycling holiday in peace and still with a great view of the Alps. Directly on the Inn, the view (also in the Mariahilfstrasse) very nice. Sit outside and enjoy the evening in good weather - how could a road bike tour end better?

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2.44 km

View of the colorful houses along the Inn River in Innsbruck

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Beautiful colorful houses against the alpine backdrop. A dream at sunset

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2.54 km

Inn Bridge, Innsbruck

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The once magnificent Inn Bridge was, among other things, the building block of Innsbruck's wealth. The first Inn Bridge was built in the 12th century. It not only gave the city of Innsbruck its name, but also brought in a great deal of money.

Since there was no crossing over the Inn River in the entire surrounding area at the time, all traders traveling from north to south had to cross the bridge here.

The people of Innsbruck took advantage of this: people had to pay a lot to cross the Inn,
which filled the city coffers. The Mühlau Bridge wasn't built until 1581!

Until then, the Inn Bridge was the only way from north to south.

The current Inn Bridge is not comparable to the former bridge. It is a purely functional structure built in 1981. And it serves its purpose: cars, cyclists,
and pedestrians use the city's largest bridge. The concrete bridge connects the magnificent old town of Innsbruck with the oldest district, Mariahilf – St. Nikolaus.
The colorful houses directly along the Inn River testify to the beauty of these streets.

innsbruck-altstadt.com/gehenswuerdigkeiten/innbruecke

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6.72 km

Hungerburgbahn Top Station & View of Innsbruck

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The Hungerburgbahn was designed by the famous architect Zaha Hadid. It should remind of the organic forms of a glacier. In addition, the Innsbruck Bergisel ski jump comes from her pen. The Hungerburgbahn transports bicycles.

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8.60 km

Frau Hitt Chapel

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Restaurant "Frau Hitt" - Monday and Tuesday 11 a.m. - 6 p.m
"Gramarthof" inn - Wednesday to Saturday 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. | Sundays and public holidays 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m

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