What does a night out cost?
A large draught beer (0.5 l) costs €4.60–6.20 in the city centre, a Spritzer €3.60–5.60. Cocktails cost €11.50 at Krahvogel and €11–18 at Liquid Diary. All guide prices.
All costs and money-saving tips ↓Innsbruck Stag Do & Bachelor Party: Your Programme from the Mountain Panorama to the Bogenmeile
Bars in the viaduct arches of the Bogenmeile, inns in the Old Town and a ride up the Nordkette: here's how to plan your own stag do or hen party in Innsbruck, with the best things to do.
Good to know
Stag & hen do planning tips
Getting home at night
At night the Nightliner N1, N2, N3, N7 and N8 run. The shared call taxi (Anrufsammeltaxi) takes you from the stop to your door from 22:00 to 04:00 for €7; book on 0512 55 17 19. Taxi: 0512 5311.
IVB night transport ↗Closing time
Bars and discos may stay open until 06:00, all other venues until 02:00. On New Year's Eve and from Carnival Saturday to Ash Wednesday there's no closing time. During the spring and autumn fairs, venues may stay open an hour longer, but bars may not.
What's banned?
Alcohol is banned on certain streets and squares, with fines of up to €2,000; outdoor seating areas are exempt, and the city's mobile enforcement team (Mobile Überwachungsgruppe) carries out checks. On 24 December all venues close at 16:00.
Mountains on the doorstep
The Hungerburgbahn takes you from the Old Town to the Hungerburg in 8 minutes, and from there you go up to 2,256 m. On the first Friday of the month the Seegrubenbahn runs until 23:30. On about 7% of days the Föhn (a warm, dry wind off the mountains) blows in Innsbruck.
Getting there
From Munich the train takes around 114 minutes, from Salzburg around 126 minutes, from Vienna around 274 minutes; the Railjet Xpress runs direct every hour from Vienna and Salzburg. From the airport, bus F gets you to the main station in around 20 minutes.
Where to stay and when
For a cheap bed, the youth hostel costs €35.80–47.50 per person, a double room €71.40, plus the local tourist tax. You're centrally placed between the Old Town and the main station, and from there you can walk to the Bogenmeile.
Weather and plan B
If it rains, head indoors: escape rooms, bowling on Tschamlerstraße, go-karts and laser tag in the Rossau, billiards at Wäscherei or the sauna with a view of the Nordkette. Canyoning is only available from mid April to mid October.
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Innsbruck stag and hen do ideas
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Three cable cars from the Old Town up to 2,256 m, the ski jump tower on the Bergisel, night sledging on the Rangger Köpfl in winter.
Rafting and canyoning from Haiming with dedicated stag and hen tours, tandem paragliding flights as per the booking.
Seven rooms in Wilten with an actor, four rooms on Grabenweg with a stag and hen package, self-built rooms in Arzl.
Go-kart track and laser arena in the Rossau, 16 bowling lanes on Tschamlerstraße, billiards and darts on Karmelitergasse.
A taproom in the viaduct arches, a beer tasting with 7 styles, a show brewery on Südring, a Beisl with a beer sommelier.
Cocktail class at Zappa Music Bar, cocktails on Adolf-Pichler-Platz, a rooftop bar by the main station, wine above the rooftops.
Karaoke in the English pub, a club in the viaduct arches, gigs at the cultural association, clubs on Landhausplatz and Bruneckerstraße.
Tyrolean evening with music as per the booking, inns in the Old Town and a panoramic sauna with a view of the Nordkette.
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🍻 Bars & pubs Jimmy's
Pub on Wilhelm-Greil-Straße by Landhausplatz, in the same building as the Blue Chip club. According to OpenStreetMap open Tuesday to Saturday from 19:00 to 02:00. Works as a bar before the club; there's no website of its own.
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🍻 Bars & pubs Liquid Diary
Cocktail bar on Adolf-Pichler-Platz, Tuesday to Saturday from 18:00 to 01:00. Cocktails cost €11–18, and the bartenders have won competitions. No bookings, so come early; the whole bar can be hired for parties.
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🍻 Bars & pubs ADLERS Rooftop Bar
Rooftop bar on the 12th floor of a hotel at the main station, open to non-residents too, until 01:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. From May to September the Havana Rooftop Bar opens one floor higher, Thursday to Saturday in fine weather. Book through the hotel.
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🍻 Bars & pubs 360 Grad – Café Weinbar Lounge
Café, wine bar and lounge in the Rathausgalerien on Maria-Theresien-Straße, with seats inside and outside above the rooftops of the city centre. Coffee during the day, cocktails and wine in the evening, Monday to Saturday until 01:00. Book by phone.
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🍻 Bars & pubs Galway Bay
Irish pub on Kaiserjägerstraße with Guinness, craft beers from Donegal and burgers. Pub quiz in English on Mondays, open mic on Thursdays, plus bands and lots of sport. The cellar bar can be booked for parties; open until 01:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.
Franzs
Modern Tyrolean Beisl on Herzog-Friedrich-Straße with regional food and beers from outside the big breweries, chosen by a beer sommelier who also runs tastings. With a beer garden; groups should book ahead. Daily from 12:00.
Tribaun
Craft beer bar on Museumstraße with changing beers from small European breweries. The beer tasting takes about 90 minutes with 7 beer styles for €29 per person, from 5 people and with a booking. Open until 02:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.
Café Bar Moustache
Vintage-style café-bar on Herzog-Otto-Straße with a sunny outdoor area on Domplatz. House-brand coffee during the day, craft beers and spirits in the evening, open until 02:00. On Sundays there are waffles.
Kater Noster
Café and bar on Leopoldstraße in Wilten: tarte flambée and cake during the day, beer, unusual long drinks and shots in the evening. In the cellar there's a large room for readings, film nights and exhibitions.
Wäscherei
Pool bar on Karmelitergasse with 8 pool tables, 4 dart machines and card and board games, plus seasonal food. Open Tuesday to Saturday from 16:00 to 01:00. Book tables by phone or email.
Zur Eiche
Inn with a beer garden on Innstraße in St. Nikolaus: covered outdoor seating for 65 people, 50 seats inside, open all year. There are 27 kinds of beer and a wine cellar. The garden and the dining room can each be booked in full for parties.
Krahvogel
Inn and pub on Anichstraße with around 30 kinds of beer; a draught beer (0.5 l) costs €5.60. Open until 01:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, kitchen until 21:30. For parties there are rooms and a courtyard garden; set menus on request.
Bierfabrik Innsbruck
Brewery with a taproom in viaduct arches 24 and 25; the beer is brewed on site, such as a lager and an ale. Open until 02:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, closed on Tuesdays. For your own parties the brewery hires out kegs with a tap.
The Shakespeare
English pub in a viaduct arch on the Bogenmeile with Guinness and cider. Karaoke on Saturdays, open mic every 2nd and 4th Friday, a pub quiz once a month. Open until 03:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, closed on Tuesdays; book by phone or email.
Innside Pilspub
Pub in the Hotel Mondschein on Mariahilfstraße with Zillertal organic Zwickl and Härle Pils. Bands regularly play jazz, blues and indie pop, with free entry. For seats near the band, book ahead by phone.
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🪩 Clubs Tante Emma
Late-night club in the viaduct arches on the Bogenmeile, according to OpenStreetMap open on Wednesdays from 21:00 and on Fridays and Saturdays from 23:00 until morning. More the last stop of the night than a place for pre-drinks. The club doesn't have its own website.
p.m.k
Cultural association in viaduct arches 19 and 20: changing collectives put on gigs, dub soundsystem and techno nights, so check the programme first. Entry €10–35 depending on the night. According to the house rules, anyone aggressive or very drunk won't get in.
Prometheus
Pub and café on Hofgasse, a few steps from the Golden Roof, with a club cellar. The café is open Monday to Saturday from 19:00, the cellar Thursday to Saturday from 22:00. Rooms can be requested for birthdays and other parties.
Livestage
Live music venue on Andechsstraße in Reichenau, run by a Tyrolean project that supports young bands. Gigs mostly on Fridays and Saturdays, from pop rock to metal and ska punk to hip-hop. Programme and dates on the website.
Club Salsa Libre
Dance school with its own club on Stadlweg in Reichenau. On Fridays from 21:00 to 02:00 there's the Fiesta Caliente dance party with salsa, bachata, reggaeton and Latin pop. During the week there are classes in salsa, bachata and kizomba.
LUNA Club Lounge
Club on Bruneckerstraße near Bozner Platz and the main station. Fridays are Schlager, disco fox and party sounds, Saturdays events with hip-hop, R&B and Latino. Book VIP lounges and tables on the website.
Filou
Bar and nightclub on Stiftgasse in the Old Town, according to OpenStreetMap open on Fridays and Saturdays from 22:00 to 04:00. The venue has no website of its own, so check beforehand whether the times are still right.
Blue Chip
Dance club and nightclub right next to the Landhaus, according to the operator one of the oldest clubs in the city. Open Fridays, Saturdays and before public holidays from 22:00 to 05:00. Book tables online and choose your table number; there's also a large VIP area.
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🎯 Activities Rafting in the Imster Schlucht
White-water rafting on the Inn from Imst to Haiming, around 14 km, with the operator Cankick from the Haiming outdoor centre, about 35 minutes by car. €67 per person, €63 for 7 or more. There's a dedicated stag and hen rafting trip; you must be able to swim.
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🎯 Activities EscapeGame Innsbruck
7 escape rooms on Andreas-Hofer-Straße for 2 to 6 people each, plus 3 outdoor games. A room costs €84 for 2 and €150 for 6 people; in some rooms an actor plays along for €40 extra. Larger groups play in parallel.
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🎯 Activities NoWayOut Escape Innsbruck
4 escape rooms on Grabenweg in the east of the city, 2 to 7 people each and 60 minutes. The regular price is €32.34 per person, with an offer from €22.71. There's a dedicated stag and hen package; open until 23:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.
Bergisel Ski Jump
Ski jump with a tower by Zaha Hadid and a panoramic restaurant at the top. Entry €12, €11 per person for 10 or more, including the inclined lift and the tower lift. From June to October daily until 18:00, otherwise until 17:00 and closed on Tuesdays.
Nordkette Top of Innsbruck
Three lifts from the Altstadt station on Rennweg: 8 minutes to the Hungerburg, then via the Seegrube up to the Hafelekar top station at 2,256 m. Return ticket €56; for groups of 15 or more there are combos with food. In November the lifts close for maintenance.
Bowlerspoint
16 bowling lanes on Tschamlerstraße, 4 of them interactive, plus a bar and pool. A lane for up to 8 people costs €30–39 an hour, €39 on Fridays and Saturdays from 19:00. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays; groups of 30 or more can also come outside opening hours.
PerplexxX
5 home-built escape rooms in Arzl, such as Bergwerk (mine), Baumhaus (tree house) or Patient X, with a game master who guides you in person. Fridays from 16:00, at weekends from 14:00, on weekdays on request. For groups there are team events and private hire.
Canyoning Tyrol
Canyoning with Cankick from the Haiming outdoor centre, about 35 minutes by car: slides up to 15 m, jumps up to 6 m, abseiling. The stag and hen tour costs €104 per person, €97 for 7 or more. Season from 15 April to 15 October; you must be able to swim.
B1 Innsbruck (Go-Karts & Laserdrom)
Go-karts and laser tag in the Rossau: a 510 m kart track on 2 levels for up to 13 drivers; a race for 10 or more people costs €57 for 40 minutes. In the Laserdrom, covering more than 1,100 m², up to 30 people play, and a game costs €17. Closed on Mondays.
Zappa Music Bar (cocktail class)
Cocktail class at the Zappa Music Bar on Rechengasse: 2 hours with a welcome drink for 6 to 15 people, €59 per person, booked through konfetti. Private dates for groups on request; the bar is open daily from 18:00.
IKB Indoor Pool & Sauna Amraser Straße
Municipal sauna on Amraser Straße with a panoramic sauna looking out on the Nordkette, several cabins and a large outdoor deck. The 4-hour ticket costs €21.20; ages 16 and up. The sauna is closed on Wednesdays and women-only on Thursdays.
Night sledging at Rangger Köpfl
Night sledging at Rangger Köpfl in Oberperfuss, in winter on Tuesdays and Fridays from 18:30 to 21:00 on floodlit runs up to 4,500 m long. The evening ticket costs €25, groups of 10 or more get 15% off, and you can hire sledges at the valley station.
Stiftskeller
Inn on Stiftgasse with Tyrolean food and Augustiner on draught. The beer garden on Franziskanerplatz has around 250 seats, and inside the Stiftssäle rooms take up to 200 people. Daily from 10:00 to 23:00; a booking only counts once it's confirmed.
Tiroler Bier Halle
Restaurant of the Baumgartner brewery on Südring with a show brewery, its own wheat beer and Märzen and in-house spirits. Plus ribs, tarte flambée and sausages. Monday to Saturday from 15:00; according to the operator the hall is big enough for parties.
Berchtoldshof
Restaurant on a hereditary farm in Hötting West that, according to the operator, is 500 years old. Saturdays from 11:00, on the other opening days from 17:00, closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. In autumn there's a Törggelen menu (the traditional autumn feast with new wine and chestnuts), to be ordered in advance.
Marta
Restaurant with a bar in viaduct arch 70, with Zillertal beer, wine and classic cocktails. The whole venue can be hired for a group, with a buffet, cocktails or a set menu. Closed on Mondays, until 23:00 on Fridays and Saturdays; booking required.
Guuzen Ramen & Izakaya
Izakaya on Höttinger Gasse just across the Innbrücke, with homemade ramen and dishes to share. Wednesday to Sunday from 17:00. The whole restaurant can be booked for up to 100 people, including with a flying buffet.
Gasthaus Goldenes Dachl
Tyrolean inn on Hofgasse right next to the Golden Roof, daily from 11:00 to 23:00, including Sundays and public holidays. On the menu: schnitzel, roast pork, Tafelspitz (boiled beef) and Gröstl (fried potatoes with meat). Book by phone or email.
Bierwirt
Inn and hotel run by the Happ family in Amras, with several dining rooms, a bar and a terrace. The restaurant is open Monday to Friday from 16:30 and closed at weekends. For groups there are three- and four-bed rooms in the house.
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🎟️ Guided tours Innsbruck: Nordkette Cable Car Return Ticket
The most spectacular item on the programme in the city: the Hungerburgbahn and the cable car take you from the Old Town to more than 2,000 metres in a few minutes. At the top a 360-degree panorama over Innsbruck and the Alps awaits, perfect for a relaxed start to the day and the best group photo.
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🎟️ Guided tours Imster Schlucht: White-Water Rafting in the Tyrolean Alps
The Tyrolean rafting classic: around 38 kilometres west of Innsbruck you take an inflatable raft through one of the best white-water stretches in Europe. A real adrenaline day for the whole group; the meeting point comes with your booking. Plan the transfer as a day trip; the season runs from April to October.
Innsbruck: Paragliding Adventure near Innsbruck
Float above the Tyrolean mountains: on a tandem paragliding flight you take off from the slope and see Innsbruck and the Inn valley from above. The experience the group will talk about for a long time, and a perfect bragging-rights moment for the guest of honour.
Innsbruck: Tyrolean Evening with the Gundolf Family
Tyrolean folklore to join in with: the Gundolf family serves up Schuhplattler slap dancing, folk music, yodelling and good cheer, plus Tyrolean delicacies. It sounds rustic and that's exactly what it is: a loud, sociable evening where the group is guaranteed to clap along. Ideal as a typically Tyrolean start.
Neustift im Stubaital: Tandem Paragliding Flight
Tandem paragliding flight in the Stubai valley with an experienced pilot: take off, glide over the glaciers and land gently again. Top-rated and an unforgettable shared experience that crowns any mountain group. Weather-dependent, so plan it flexibly.
Innsbruck: Swarovski Crystal Worlds Ticket & Transfer
A detour to Swarovski's glittering cabinet of wonders in Wattens, including a transfer from Innsbruck. Art installations, giants and sparkling rooms: an unusual day trip that goes down especially well with a hen group. You don't have to sort out getting there and back.
Innsbruck: Alpine Zoo & Top of Innsbruck Combo Ticket
Two highlights in one ticket: take the Hungerburgbahn to Europe's highest zoo and carry on up the Nordkette. Bears, ibex and mountain views in one morning: a relaxed, varied daytime programme for mixed groups.
Innsbruck: City Card incl. Public Transport
The Innsbruck City Card bundles mountain lifts, public transport and sights in one ticket. If your group wants to see a lot without bothering with individual tickets, it's the simplest option for a full day of sightseeing before you party in the evening.
Innsbruck: Alpine Zoo & Hungerburg Funicular Combo Ticket
The cheaper option: take the Hungerburg funicular up to the Alpine Zoo and explore the local mountain wildlife. A laid-back daytime start close to nature that costs little and combines well with a stroll through the Old Town afterwards.
Innsbruck: Bergisel Olympic Ski Jump Stadium Ticket
Ticket for the Bergisel ski jump designed by Zaha Hadid: up by lift and stairs, with a panoramic restaurant at the top and a superb all-round view over Innsbruck. A worthwhile item with Olympic history that delivers good group photos and a sporty start to the day.
Innsbruck: Private Walking Tours with a Local
A private walk with someone who really knows the city: the Old Town, stories and insider tips off the tourist trail, tailored to your group. A charming introduction for anyone who wants to understand Innsbruck before diving into the nightlife.
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📍 Meeting points Bogenmeile / viaduct arches
Around 1.7 km of viaduct arches on Ing.-Etzel-Straße between Museumstraße and the Mühlauer Brücke: Innsbruck's nightlife strip. In the arches there are pubs, bars, clubs, a brewery and snack bars, many open until the early hours.
Golden Roof / Old Town centre
Ornate oriel on Herzog-Friedrich-Straße in the middle of the Old Town pedestrian zone, with the Golden Roof Museum in the building. The City Tower, Helblinghaus and Hofgasse are right next to it, and the Hungerburgbahn is about 5 minutes' walk away.
Maria-Theresien-Straße (St Anne's Column)
Pedestrian zone between the Old Town to the north and the Triumphal Arch to the south, with St Anne's Column in red marble in the middle and the Nordkette in the background. All around are cafés and bars, the Rathausgalerien and Anichstraße.
Marktplatz / Marktgraben
Square on the bank of the Inn at the western edge of the Old Town, with the Marktplatz stop. Right next to it is the Markthalle, whose food and drink stalls are open daily until 22:00. From here you cross the Innbrücke to Mariahilf or head into the Old Town.
Triumphal Arch / Leopoldstraße
Baroque triumphal arch at the southern end of Maria-Theresien-Straße, built for the wedding of Archduke Leopold; as a meeting point it's hard to miss. From here Leopoldstraße leads to Wilten, and the main station is about 450 m away.
Landhausplatz (Eduard-Wallnöfer-Platz)
Square a few steps from Maria-Theresien-Straße, officially Eduard-Wallnöfer-Platz, with ramps for skaters and four monuments. Right next to it on Wilhelm-Greil-Straße are a pub and the Blue Chip club.
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Where to party in Innsbruck: the neighbourhoods
Innsbruck is compact: the Old Town sits on the Inn, Maria-Theresien-Straße and Wilten lie to the south, and the bars in the viaduct arches to the east. Across the Innbrücke bridge is Mariahilf, and from the Old Town cable cars take you up the Nordkette.
Old Town
For a traditional inn and a cellar club
Around the Golden Roof you'll find Stiftskeller with its beer garden on Franziskanerplatz and halls for 200 people. On Herzog-Friedrich-Straße a Beisl (a traditional Austrian pub-restaurant) serves hand-picked beers, on Hofgasse there's a pub with a club cellar, and on Domplatz a café-bar open until 02:00.
Bogenmeile
For bars until morning
Under the viaduct arches on Ing.-Etzel-Straße, bars and clubs line up for around 1.7 km. Bierfabrik brews its own beer in two of the arches, and in arch 80 you can sing karaoke at the English pub on Saturdays. A cultural association puts on gigs, and one club stays open until morning.
Maria-Theresien-Straße
For cocktails and a club
Around Maria-Theresien-Straße and Anichstraße you drink draught beer at Krahvogel, cocktails from award-winning bartenders on Adolf-Pichler-Platz and wine above the rooftops of the Rathausgalerien. On Landhausplatz you can dance until 05:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.
Wilten
For billiards, bowling, escape rooms
Wilten lies south of the Triumphal Arch: on Karmelitergasse you play at 8 billiard tables, on Tschamlerstraße on 16 bowling lanes, on Andreas-Hofer-Straße in 7 escape rooms. On Südring a show brewery makes its own wheat beer and Märzen.
Inn riverbank and Nordkette
For mountains and a pub
From Rennweg three cable cars take you up to 2,256 m. Across the Innbrücke in Mariahilf, bands play for free in the pub of Hotel Mondschein, on Höttinger Gasse there's ramen to share, and in St. Nikolaus a beer garden with 27 beers.
Sample itinerary
48 hours in Innsbruck: a stag and hen do itinerary
This is what a weekend that works in Innsbruck looks like, with a different focus depending on your group. You'll find every venue in the planner above, where you can swap out individual stops.
Friday
- 18:30 Stiftskeller
Tyrolean food and Augustiner beer; book for the group.
- 21:00 Bierfabrik
Its own beer in a viaduct arch, Fridays until 02:00.
- 23:30 Tante Emma
Club in the arches, from 23:00 until morning.
Saturday
- 12:00 Go-karts and laser tag
B1 in the Rossau, races for 10 people or more.
- 15:00 Nordkette
Three cable cars up to 2,256 m.
- 19:00 Krahvogel
Inn on Anichstraße, draught beer and wood-panelled parlours (Stuben).
- 22:30 Blue Chip
Club on Landhausplatz until 05:00; book a table online.
Friday
- 18:00 Guuzen
Ramen and dishes to share on Höttinger Gasse.
- 20:30 Cocktail class
Zappa Music Bar, 2 hours for 6 to 15 people.
- 23:00 LUNA
Schlager, disco fox and party sounds on Fridays.
Saturday
- 10:30 Sauna
Panoramic sauna on Amraser Straße, 4 hours for €21.20.
- 15:00 Bergisel
Ski jump tower by Zaha Hadid, open until 18:00 in summer.
- 18:00 ADLERS Rooftop Bar
12th floor by the main station.
- 21:00 The Shakespeare
Karaoke on Saturdays on the Bogenmeile.
Friday
- 18:30 Gasthaus Goldenes Dachl
Tyrolean food on Hofgasse.
- 21:00 Innside Pilspub
Live music with free entry in Mariahilf.
Saturday
- 10:00 Nordkette
Up to the Hafelekar.
- 13:30 Franzs
Lunch at the Beisl on Herzog-Friedrich-Straße.
- 17:00 Beer tasting
7 beer styles at Tribaun, 5 people or more; book ahead.
- 19:30 Berchtoldshof
Hereditary farm (Erbhof) in Hötting West; book ahead.
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Budget
How much does a stag or hen do in Innsbruck cost?
Beer and the youth hostel are affordable in Innsbruck, but the mountains cost extra: a return trip up the Nordkette costs €56, rafting from €63 and stag and hen canyoning from €97 per person.
| Option | Per person | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| One night out | €40–80 | inn with dinner, bar, club |
| A day with an activity | €80–160 | plus escape room, go-karts, Nordkette or rafting |
| Weekend | €160–330 | two nights out, one activity, one night in a double room, travel not included |
💡 How to save
- Escape room on offer: at NoWayOut you pay from €22.71 instead of €32.34 per person with a special offer.
- Raft as a group: for 7 people or more, rafting with Cankick costs €63 instead of €67.
- Bergisel as a group: for 10 people or more, entry costs €11 instead of €12.
- Sauna in the morning: on weekdays before 14:00 the 4-hour ticket costs €17 instead of €21.20.
- Youth hostel: a bed costs €35.80–47.50 per person per night.
Guide prices per person, based on the prices of the venues and tours on this page. The bride or groom usually doesn't pay; their share is split across the group. The planner above adds up what your programme costs.
Travel isn't included, as that depends on where you're coming from. Accommodation is based on the country's price level. Work out your own budget with the cost calculator.
Seasonal tips
Seasonal highlights in Innsbruck
These festivals, markets and trade fairs come round every year. If your weekend falls on one of them, the city centre will be packed. If you'd rather keep things relaxed, plan around them.
💃 Winter Dance Festival
Late January to early March, with dance companies at the Congress and evenings in the Old Town.
🛍️ Frühjahrsmesse
Spring fair, four days in March; venues may then stay open an hour longer, but bars may not.
🎺 Promenadenkonzerte
Promenade concerts in July in the courtyard of the Imperial Palace (Hofburg).
🎻 Festwochen der Alten Musik
Early music festival with performances in August.
🎡 Herbstmesse
Autumn fair, five days in October; venues other than bars may stay open an hour longer.
🎄 Christmas markets
In the Old Town and on Marktplatz from mid November to 23 December, on Maria-Theresien-Straße until 6 January, daily from 11:00 to 21:00.
🎆 Bergsilvester
Party in front of the Hofburg on 31 December from 21:00, with fireworks from the Nordkette at midnight.
Year-round highlights
- Nordkette
From the Old Town to the Hungerburg in 8 minutes, then on up to 2,256 m.
- Bergisel
Ski jump tower by Zaha Hadid with a restaurant at the top.
- Bogenmeile
Around 1.7 km of bars and clubs in the viaduct arches.
Questions
Innsbruck stag do and hen party FAQ
Where can large groups book in Innsbruck?
Stiftskeller has halls for up to 200 people and around 250 seats in the beer garden. Guuzen can be booked exclusively for up to 100 people, and you can hire Marta on the Bogenmeile in full. At Bowlerspoint, groups of 30 or more can get slots outside opening hours.
What's banned on a stag do or hen party in Innsbruck?
For a stag do or bachelorette party in Innsbruck, note that alcohol is banned on certain streets and squares, with fines of up to €2,000; outdoor seating areas are exempt. Under its house rules, p.m.k won't let you in if you're aggressive or very drunk. On 24 December venues close at 16:00.
How do you get back at night?
At night the IVB Nightliner N1, N2, N3, N7 and N8 run. From 22:00 to 04:00 the shared call taxi (Anrufsammeltaxi) takes you from a marked stop to your door for €7; book on 0512 55 17 19. You can reach Taxi 5311 on 0512 5311 or via the app.
What can you do in Innsbruck when it rains?
Escape rooms in Wilten, on Grabenweg and in Arzl, go-karts and laser tag in the Rossau, bowling on Tschamlerstraße, billiards at Wäscherei or the sauna on Amraser Straße.
What do you need for rafting and canyoning?
Both start with Cankick at the Haiming outdoor centre, around 35 minutes by car. You must be able to swim, and canyoning runs from 15 April to 15 October. There are dedicated stag and hen tours; groups of 14 or more should enquire.
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