Trains from Innsbruck to Salzburg
Salzburg Train Station
Trains from Innsbruck to Salzburg are a great way to travel from the famous ski city in the Alps to the home of the Sound of Music in Austria.
Trains that travel between these cities depart from the Innsbruck Hauptbahnhof, which is the main train station in the city centre. They arrive at the Salzburg Hauptbahnhof, which is also centrally located.
Trains leave Innsbruck once an hour, so you have a lot of options for your journey. Departures usually take place at 06 minutes past the hour on odd hours and 09 minutes past the hour on even hours.
Travelling by train from Innsbruck Salzburg takes between 1 hour, 49 minutes and 2 hours, 1 minute. The travel time is determined by the type of train you take. If you depart on an even hour, you will travel on a high-speed Railjet train and your journey time will be 1 hour and 49 minutes. If you leave on an odd hour, you will go on an InterCity train and your journey time will be 2 hours and 1 minute.
Tickets for trains from Innsbruck to Salzburg can cost from 9 euros for a single if you purchase tickets on the Internet for a specific departure time. If not, single tickets cost 65.90 for first class and 37.80 euros for second class. Fares are the same whether you travel on a Railjet train or an InterCity train.
Trains from Salzburg to Innsbruck
Train to Innsbruck
Trains from Salzburg to Innsbruck are a quick and convenient way of getting from Mozart’s birthplace to the city in the Alps when you are visiting Austria.
Trains depart from the Salzburg Hauptbahnhof, or main train station. They arrive at the Innsbruck Hauptbahnhof, which is right in the heart of the city. Both stations are centrally located and within walking distance of many hotels and hostels in their respective old towns.
Trains depart around once an hour throughout the day, making travel easy and accessible. Departures usually take place on even hours at 2 and 53 minutes past the hour.
The travel time on trains from Salzburg to Innsbruck is between 1 hour, 49 minutes and 1 hour, 59 minutes. The time depends on whether you take a high-speed Railjet train or a slightly slower InterCity train. Both types of train are nice and have comfortable seating and luggage storage areas.
Tickets for trains from Salzburg to Innsbruck can cost as little as 9 euros one-way if you buy tickets online in advance for a specific departure time. If not, tickets cost 37.80 euros for second class and 65.90 for first class one-way.
Goldener Adler Hotel in Innsbruck Review
Golden Adler Restaurant
Goldener Adler Hotel, Innsbruck
Address: Herzog-Friedrich Strasse 6, A-6020 Innsbruck, Austria
Phone: +43 0512 571111
The four-star Goldener Adler hotel is the oldest hotel in Innsbruck. The hotel dates back to 1390, and has hosted famous historic personages from Mozart to Goethe.
The hotel is ideally located right in the heart of the city center. It offers guests convenient access to Innsbruck’s ski slopes, old town, and seasonal Christmas markets. It is close to the best shops and restaurants in the city, and is a 10-minute walk from the train station.
Rooms a the Goldener Adler are decorated in classical style, with large beds, desks, chairs, televisions, and ensuite bathrooms. There are many different types of room, ranging from singles to quads. There are also junior suites available. All rooms are named after famous guests that have stayed at the hotel. WiFi access is complimentary in guest rooms, and air conditioning is available in some rooms for the warm summer months.
In addition to guest rooms, the Goldener Adler hotel in Innsbruck features a great restaurant. Locals and visitors alike come for lunch and dinner to try the hotel’s classic Tyrolean cuisine. From venison to dumplings, the extensive menu offers guests a taste of many local Austrian specialties. There is also a large breakfast buffet that guests can enjoy in the mornings.
Rates at the Goldener Adler hotel in Innsbruck start at 85 euros per night for single rooms and 126 per night for double rooms. Breakfast, taxes, and service charges are included. If you bring a car, you can park in the nearby Altstadt-Garage for 10.90 euros per day.