The public transport system in Innsbruck and the region of Tyrol itself is very good and covers all areas of the city and the whole region. Due to the geographical position Innsbruck is an important travel hub for international train connections, from the north to the south and the east to the west of Austria and Europe.
Most of the city is located in a valley. The majority of landmarks are easily reachable by bike or walking. In general, the size of the city allows the students to reach the most important places like shops, bar, supermarkets, restaurants, etc. by bike, walking or using the public transport. Four of five campus of the MCI are located next to the historical centre of Innsbruck.
For longer distances, Innsbruck has a very good public transport system. It is very easy to reach any part in or outside of the city.
Check out the map available
ÖBB and VVT
VVT – €142.80 or €187.20
IVB and VVT
One way is €2.70 but it also depends on the destination
Check out the cycling maps routes of Innsbruck and the whole region of Tyrol
Stadtrad Innsbruck
For prices information please check their website
Using a bicycle in Innsbruck is very popular. Therefore, there are many bike shops in Innsbruck. Used bikes can be found, either on willhaben.at or Facebook marketplace.
There is a co-working bicycle workshop each Tuesday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Bäckerei. They will help you repair your own bike and can offer some spare parts in return for a small tip.
TIER E scooter
Follow the 7 “R”
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