Holidays in Innsbruck (Austria): tours from Almaty

Poezdka v Avstriyu, Insbruk, kupila cherez kazahstanskoe agentstvo. Letela odna, no bylo ne skuchno. Ochen ponravilos, chto vse dokumenty prislali zarane, ya dazhe ne zvonila nikomu. V gorah hodyla dva dnya, i odin raz tak zaputalas, chto sprosila dorogu u mestnogo, on mne pokazal rukoy na kafe, a ya potom dolgo smeyalas. Tam est odna meloch - fontanchik na ploshchadi, ya k nemu vernulas tri raza, potomu chto voda holodnaya i priyatno derzhat v ruke monety. Otehala s legkim chuvstvom, hotelos by esche, no u menya bileti na takoe vremya, chto hotelos spat. Vse ostalnoe bylo norm, ocenka 5 iz 5, bez voprosov.

We went there because my husband got a voucher at work, and I'd wanted the mountains for a long time, but with the choice we had it was no time to be picky, just anywhere but Turkey. The hotel turned out right by the old town, I'd go out in the morning and immediately bump into these cobblestones, narrow streets, all like a picture, but parking is paid and that pisses me off, I walked a lot, looked at Swarovski and even bought something.. Overall the trip was a success, came home happy and with a magnet on the fridge

i went to close my gestalt with the alps, i just wanted to walk on normal trails and not look at mountains from a bus window. at the travel agency they offered innsbruck — like, city and nature in one bottle, i didnt hesitate long and took it. the cable car to nordkette is something else, it lifts you above the clouds in fifteen minutes, though up top the wind is so fierce it blows right through your jacket, but the view makes up for everything. the only thing is, coffee prices at the viewpoint are just out of this world — seven euros a cup, i choked when i saw the check. i came back with mountain boots covered in mud and a slight aftertaste of adrenaline, i'd give it all ten if i could.

Took a package to Innsbruck from the travel agency and didn't regret it, everything was organized well. Only thing, the bus to the hotel was forty minutes late, had to stand with a suitcase in the rain, but that's a small thing. Mountains, beer, sausages — came back happy and immediately started looking where to head next time.

went to Innsbruck. the city itself is not big but the views there are such that the phone is constantly in your hand and you have to watch the charge, and the old town is a separate topic for evening walks though coffee prices are a bit biting.. Overall the trip left only good impressions and if you're going take comfortable snekaers because you'll have to walk a lot, i liked everything

booked the tour to Innsbruck for the panoramic mountain road, actually I didn't come up with it myself — a fitness instructor in the changing room told me how she'd been, and I got fired up. she mentioned some long bridge over a gorge, that it takes your breath away... a field in the city center with cows (seriously), a viewpoint over the river with colorful houses and beer in a roadside joint, bitter, I don't like that kind but I drank it. came back mad at my own forgetfulness — the cable car to the top only ran until five, I was half an hour late.

took a tour for the may holidays because i wanted the mountains but the wife said lets go to innsbruck, and i thought well why not, though actually at first i wanted switzerland... we arrived, the town is small and cozy, i drank wheat beer on the embankment with a view of the river and that really stuck with me, well aside from the fact that the sausage in one cafe was served cold and the piece of bread was hard as a crouton, but i didnt kick up a fuss because my mood was already great and overall the trip was a solid five. anyway the hotel turned out to have windows onto the courtyard, really quiet, the staff were friendly (they didnt even ask anything extra,) the breakfasts were modest but filling, and the tour of the old town came out heartfelt and without any rush or pressure, i came home and for another week kept remembering those tiled roofs and mountains in the haze

Отпуск в Инсбруке, брала через агентство в Алматы по совету коллеги с работы. қыстағы демалыс деп іздедім, шаңғы тебу үшін бардым, менеджер қағаздарымды тез рәсімдеп берді, ұшақта бәрі жақсы болды. Таулары керемет, ауасы таза, түнгі қала жарығы ұнады, бірақ қонақүйде таңғы ас нашар болды, бағасы да қымбаттау көрінді, 4/5 қоямын тек сол үшін.

Innsbruck greeted me with snow and sun at the same time. The first day I just wandered around the old town, my legs carried me out to the Inn embankment on their own. The Golden Roof on the balcony — well, that same one, — turned out smaller than in the pictures, but I still got stuck there for about twenty minutes. The manager suggested buying a ticket for the funicular in advance, and that saved me from the queue. Up top there's a hell of a wind, my hands were freezing even in gloves. But the coffee downstairs, in a small pastry shop, was thick and bitter, just the way I like it. I walked back down, my knees then throbbed for two days. Overall — five.

We went to Innsbruck to look for winter gear for my son — prices in Kazakhstan are biting, but here there was a reason. I took a tour from a local agency to sort out the paperwork, and I was happy with it. There are really a ton of shops with ski stuff there, but many sizes get picked over, so I had to run around. Overall the city is neat, transport is convenient, I came back with purchases and the thought that I'd go again.

Austria, Innsbruck — the city seems small, but by the end of the day my legs were just falling off. Bought a tour at the agency, thought it would be some kind of boredom like museums and organ music, but actually every day something new — either a cable car up to the mountains, or walking around the old town until evening and the wind from the mountains is icy, even though it's sunny.. Liked everything, five stars, I'll go again

Инсбрукке тауларға көтерілгенімде аяғым тайып кете жаздады, бірақ бәрібір керемет болды, арқан жолмен жоғары шыққанда бүкіл қала алақандағыдай көрінді. турды Алматыдан алғанмын, бағасы да, ұйымдастыруы да көңілімнен шықты. таудағы ауа райы бірде жылы, бірде суық болды, бірақ мен қалаға қайтып келгенде тек жақсы әсерлер қалды

went to the travel agency about the visa papers, and also talked my wife into a short tour to Austria, because Innsbruck is closer than it seems and the mountains are right there. The manager gathered the documents fast and didn't load me with extra stuff, the hotel turned out to have a balcony where in the mornings it smelled of someone else's coffee and you could hear the tram turning around somewhere around the corner, also remember touching the wall of a house in the old town - cold, rough, all covered in cracks Happy as an elephant

Booked the trip on a whim, because the kitchen renovation with my wife got to me and I just wanted to disappear for a week. Chose austria, innsbruck, in our city the agencies that take people there you can count on one hand. arrived, checked in, and the room... well it's normal, only the pillow is like a brick and I barely slept the first night. But the cord from the curtain on the balcony dangled exactly like me nervous I kept tugging it, touched it with my hand every time and laughed at myself. Austria is of course austria, those mountains, but also the sausages at the station for 5 euros quite saved my evening after a long journey. Every day I walked to the center, there are narrow streets, stones under my feet, coffee in a tiny cup like for a doll - but it perks you up properly. The owner of the guest house grumbled something about my backpack on the chair, I didn't take offense, they apparently have it that way. Came back, slept it off, don't even want to look at the kitchen now!

We went there because my husband had a conference in Austria and I decided to combine it and see Innsbruck, wanted to for ages. We packed our suitcases, flew in, the manager sorted everything out with the transfer and the hotel, even though I was nervous at first about the layovers. In the end I walked all over the old town, ate my fill of strudel, bought a silly mug with an Edelweiss on it, but it cracked while it was riding in the suitcase, oh well, the trip turned out great anyway and I came back hapy.

bought a tour to Innsbruck through a kazakh agency and was happy with it. the city is small but cozy. walked around the old town, touched the funny wrought-iron signs on the streets. got lucky with the weather, no snow, but the air in the mountains... can't describe it. checked into a hotel where the breakfasts were modest, but the coffee was great. the cable car to Nordkette — queues, of course, waited about twenty minutes. but the view from the top is worth it. came back with a slight tiredness and a wish to come again.

Austria, Innsbruck. Bought a tour at our agency, the Almaty one. And you know, everything went so smoothly that I'm still surprised. The hotel turned out cozy, though not in the center, but the view from the window on the mountains — I drank coffee in the morning and looked at them, like spellbound. The manager sent all the documents in advance and at the airport nobody was running around, looking for anything. Of the little things: the radiators in the room clicked, I was scared at first, and then even got used to it, slept like a log. The elevator is old, with wooden panels, I stroked it while waiting, funny like that. On the third day my legs were buzzing from walks around the Old Town, but it was worth it. Came back happy, about two hundred photos. I want more, I'll definitely come back.

went to Innsbruck for work, or rather the business trip fell through and I'd already gotten myself in the mood to see the city. went through a local travel agency, booked a short tour - three days, hotel near the station, breakfast included. on the first day I just walked wherever my eyes led me, bought a Christmas gingerbread at a kiosk that turned out hard as a brick, but it smells of cinnamon and something else - and that's it, I don't remember anything else

Polytyla w Avstriyu, Interlaken hotel zabyli, a mozhet i ne bylo ego, no eto ne glavnoe. Letela odna, hotelas prosto otkluchitsya ot raboty, i tur vzyala samyj deshevyj, chto nashla, potomu chto deneg bylo malo, a ustat ot vsego hotelos silno. V Innsbruke gulyala po staromu gorodu, potrogala zamok na mostu, kupila tri magnita i odin shtrudel, kotoryj okazalsya slishkom sladkim, i eshe zapomnila kak v trajvae konduktor oret na turistov, no mne eto dazhe ponravilos, i voobshe ya dovolna poezdkoj, tolko odin den bila takaya duhot kak v bane, i ya pozdno ponyala, chto zaby sla solncezashitnyj krem, no nichego, ne sluchilos, a voobshem stav lyu 4, bola by 5, esli b takaya zhara ne bila)))

at first it was fine, the city is beautiful, everything is close by. The manager even suggested where to eat well. but one hotel...

австрия инсбрук дегенді естігенде бірден келістім, себебі тауда серуендеуге құштармын тізелерім ауырса да шыдадым, менеджер кеңес берді билет пен қонақүй табуға көмектесті, апта бойы тауларда жүрдім. әуежайда чемоданымды жоғалтып алып қайта таптым, бірақ бұл кішкене оқиға көңіл күйімді бұзбады, Инсбруктегі тау шаңғысы курортында кар басқан шыршаларды көрдім. бір күні таңертең Альпі тауларына шығып кеттім, аяғым тайып кетіп қалды бірақ ешкімге айтпадым. ұшқанда ұшақ терезеден қарап тауларға қоштасу

We went to Innsbruck for Easter, because my friend had been inviting me for a long time to see her new apartment, and I kept putting it off and couldn't find the time. I booked the package from an agent I know, so as not to bother with flights and a hotel ourselves. The hotel was simple, but the breakfasts were hearty, and under the windows it smelled of spring grass, although snow in the mountains still lay in a thick layer. The only minus — the buses ran rarely, you had to adjust to their schedule, which annoyed me a bit. But if you want silence and old streets without the fuss, then the place is ideal, I came back rested and glad that everuthing turned out so calmly.

took a tour with my wife for four days, hotel is decent, breakfast is scarce but the coffee woke you up. the city itself is nice, the air is clean, though everything's expensive - even for coffee the price list is like you walked into an airport)). walked around the old town, went up on the funicular, the view from the top of course opens up unbelievable.

Innsbruck turned out to be a city where the mountains literally hang over the roofs, i walked through the narrow streets of the old town and kept looking up the whole time. I was especially glad that the tram to the waterfall goes right from the center, though i bought the ticket from a machine and spent like five minutes staring dumbly at the Austrian buttons, but then i sat by the water and just watched it all roaring and falling. I also remember how in one cafe they brought me coffee with a tiny glass of water and i couldn't figure out for a long time why that glass was even there, but the trip was a total success.

The trip to Innsbruck turned out lovely, the hotel was cozy though without a pool, and that, honestly, is the only thing that spoiled it a bit. too many people on the streets, but I walked around the old town so much that my legs were buzzing by evening, but at least there was somewhere to sit with coffee and just stare around...

Hotela posmotret' Al'py i katat'sya na lyzhah, poetomu obratilas' v turagentstvo, gde mne podobrali tur v Avstriyu, i v itoge ya poehal v Insbruk. Ochen' ponravilos', chto zhila v tsentre i mogla peshkom dojti do starogo goroda, gde kupila svezhij shtrudel' s yablokami, no podnyat'sya na Seegrube na funikulere ne poluchilos' iz-za tumana, poetomu za poezdku stavlyu 4 iz 5.

took a tour to Innsbruck, and off it went. At first I thought it was just a town in the mountains — nope, things are serious there. Austria is generally expensive, but it's worth it to be honest. Walked around the old town, touched those old stones on the bridge with my hands, they're cold and rough, even caught on something... My jacket did get soaked while I was getting to the hotel, but that's small stuff. Bought some cheese at the market there, the seller explained something for a long time, and I nodded like an idiot, ended up taking some stinky one and it turned out tasty. Overall the trip was good, Innsbruck is not Vienna of course, but the mountains nearby are just fire!!

Went to Innsbruck in March and still can't get over it, even though usually I cool down fast after tours. The manager picked a hotel right by the old town, gave me the key, drew a map — a nice little thing, honestly. Walked around the Christmas market (yeah, March, and it still wasn't taken down!), touched the handmade wooden toys, bought one little horse. Flew back tired but happy, five out of five, definitely going again, only I'll book everything myself next time, not through the agnecy.

The trip to Innsbruck turned out a bit soured, but overall I was pleased, though the weather in the mountains is a lotttery, and the views made up for everything. The manager arranged everything quickly and without fuss, but the tour of the old town was too rushed, though I still think about the local cheese from the market.