Altstadt von Innsbruck

A county in the Austrian canton of Tyrol, located in the middle of Tyrol, north of Bavaria, Germany, and south of the Italian Autonomous Province of Polzano. It is connected with the counties of Immerst and Schwarz in Austria. The area is1990.1 square kilometers. Population 154,940 (2001). Zhiinsbrook is an independent city, surrounded by the county. It is divided into 65 townships.

In fact, it was a bit unexpected to go to Innsbruck, and I wanted to go to Interlaken and so on. I didn’t know her in advance. After I went there, I went to the golden roof, Swarovski, and then went to the old city market. There were not many people. The neighborhood was very old but clean and tidy and fresh. The leisurely and comfortable feeling was too lingering. It's really an unexpected harvest

Gold roof, no charge, you can see, just play five stars Vienna is the capital of Austria, Salzburg is the capital of the 18th century, Innsbruck is the capital of the 15th and 16th centuries. "The bridge on the Inn River" is full of medieval style. I want to know how to do hygiene and prevent the picture from fading and falling off. If it is in Beijing, three or two days are thick gray.

Innsbruck medieval old town along Maria Teresa Avenue, from south to north from the Arc de Triomphe to the golden roof, this ancient bustling street is the city's main shopping street, the historical monuments are unusually concentrated. Hospital churches, Anna pillars, Arc de Triomphe, City Hall towers, golden roofs, Haier Bling House, etc. are places where tourists will pass or be happy to enter. The 57-meter-high old town symbolizes the City Hall Tower, overlooking the blue sky and white clouds, the ancient streets of the mountain city, the colorful buildings... The charming city has a panoramic view.

There is a little palace, and Sissi must have lived there, and now it is a museum.

Innsbruck is located in the hinterland of southwest Austria, it is north of Germany, south of Italy, west to Switzerland, 471 kilometers from Vienna, 160 kilometers from Munich, 165 kilometers from the Swiss border, and only 36 kilometers from the Italian border. The most unique and classic scenery here is the 2nd century building located in the charming glacier valley, and the scenery is breathtaking. Innsbruck still maintains the appearance of the medieval city to this day, and on the narrow streets, Baroque-style buildings are in scale.