easy
6–8 hours
Suitable for moderate fitness; mostly walking and light trails within castle grounds and city streets.
Step off the beaten path with Special Private Tours from Füssen to Innsbruck, where alpine peaks frame historic streets and Ambras Castle opens a window into Renaissance Europe.
For all ages • Full day • From Füssen • Tours for large groups are available, on request.
Embark on a captivating journey through Innsbruck, exploring the majestic Ambras Castle and its stunning art collections. Stroll through the enchanting Old Town, with its colorful medieval architecture and historical landmarks like the Golden Roof and Hofkirche. Experience the charm of the Alps while uncovering its rich history.
9:00 am till 6:00 pm approx.
Your private guide will pick you up from your hotel. First, we drive to Ambras Castle, located above Innsbruck in Tyrol, can be seen far and wide—and it is one of the provincial capital’s most important sites. Perched high above Innsbruck, it houses the magnificent collections of paintings, armor, and objets d’art assembled by Archduke Ferdinand II (1529-1595), and of course time to exploring the castle’s gardens.
Afterwards, we continue to Innsbruck’s Old Town in the heart of Tyrol is a small area of sturdy medieval houses, many painted in lively pastel colors and supported by sloping buttresses. As you stroll along the main street of Old Town Innsbruck, you’ll feel as if you have taken a trip back in time to an era of knights and medieval merchants. The Old Town exudes a special charm and sophistication that is unique in the Alps. Time to see the Hofkirche and the Emperor’s Tomb, The Golden Roof, the Hofburg, the Cathedral of St. James and do some shopping at the Maria-Theresien Strasse. Then we drive back to your hotel.
Cobblestone streets and castle steps require comfortable, supportive shoes.
Crossing from Germany to Austria means carrying proper identification.
Alpine weather can change quickly, so be prepared for showers.
Both Germany and Austria use the euro, but small vendors may prefer cash.
Ambras Castle was transformed in the 16th century by Archduke Ferdinand II into one of Europe’s earliest museums, collecting armor and Renaissance art under one roof.
Efforts in the region focus on preserving historic sites while managing tourist impact, balancing access with the protection of alpine ecosystems and cultural heritage.
Necessary for navigating cobblestones and castle grounds without slipping or discomfort.
Keeps you dry during unpredictable mountain weather and light showers.
spring|summer|fall specific
Ideal for carrying water, snacks, and essentials while leaving your hands free for photo gear.
To capture the intricate details of Ambras Castle and vibrant streets of Innsbruck.