INNSBRUCK EVENTS
Amazing experiences.
In summer and winter.
In summer and winter.
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS IN INNSBRUCK
Always something
to do in Innsbruck.
There’s never a dull moment, if you spend your time with us at the city hotel Kapeller. Because Innsbruck offers events that will amaze you in every season. Be part of challenging sports competitions where records are broken – as spectator or participant. Or visit one of the musical highlights, offering the right sound for every taste. But also other cultural and culinary events provide for moments, that will stay in the minds of the Innsbruck visitors. Join in and admire the diversity! Your room at Hotel Kapeller is waiting for you.
Hidden treasures in Ambras Castle Park
13th April until 24th September 2026 (except public holidays)
Hidden treasures in Ambras Castle Park
13th April until 24th September 2026 (except public holidays)
The Ambras Castle Park captivates visitors with its picturesque pond, charming bridges, and artistically designed waterfall. The carefully restored structures, such as the Bacchus Grotto and the Keuchengarten, are particularly impressive. The guided tour combines insights into the park's 450-year history with a walk through its natural surroundings.
Sturdy shoes are recommended.
Monday to Thursday, April 13 to September 24, 2026 (except public holidays); 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Bookable for groups of 10 to 25 people, at least one week in advance. Cost: €15 per person.
MEVZA INNSBRUCK BEACHEVENT
Marktplatz, Innrain 4, 6020 Innsbruck Date: Thu, 04.06.2026 Begin: 09.00 am Duration: 10 hours
MEVZA INNSBRUCK BEACHEVENT
Marktplatz, Innrain 4, 6020 Innsbruck Date: Thu, 04.06.2026 Begin: 09.00 am Duration: 10 hours
MEVZA INNSBRUCK BEACHEVENT
The Innsbruck Beachevent is an international Future Beach Volleyball Tournament and part of the Austrian win2day Beach Volleyball Tour PRO. In 2026, the centre court will be located again on the Marktplatz Innsbruck the fifth time - and thus in the heart of the town. Fans can look forward to one of the coolest events of the year with exciting matches, beach parties and summer feeling.
adidas TERREX Innsbruck Alpine Trailrun Festival 2026
29.04. - 02.05.2026
adidas TERREX Innsbruck Alpine Trailrun Festival 2026
29.04. - 02.05.2026
Innsbruck Alpine is the largest trail running festival in the German-speaking Alpine region and ranks among the top three trail running events in Europe.
With 14 races – from 7 km with 250 m of elevation gain to 110 km with 5,600 m – there's'something for everyone, from beginners to pros.
The kick-off event of the European trail running season brings together athletes of all levels and combines alpine terrain with an urban festival spirit – set against a breathtaking mountain backdrop.
Trail running for the entire community.
Innsbruck Alpine is the largest trail running festival in the German-speaking Alpine region and ranks among the top three trail running events in Europe.
With 14 races – from 7 km with 250 m of elevation gain to 110 km with 5,600 m – there's something for everyone, from beginners to pros.
Date: Wed, 29.04.2026
Begin: 04.00 pm
Duration: 6 hours
Easter market
27th March - 06th April 2026
Easter market
27th March - 06th April 2026
If you look closely, you can see delicate green leaf tips starting to poke out of the bushes and trees. The heralds of spring cannot be stopped. Especially at the Easter market at the market square. In April the stands will once again be adorned with the most beautiful Easter eggs and spring decorations. The market also brings a colourful programme of Tyrolean traditions and customs. From traditional music with drinks and dancing to Easter palm making, traditional dress and Tyrolean dances – the locals present centuries-old customs and traditions to welcome spring.
Tyrolean Evening
Tyrolean
Evening
Evening
To get to know Tyrolean traditions, a visit of a Tyrolean Evening should definitely be part of your itinerary. The Schuhplattler present authentic folk dances and the music plays on traditional instruments. In combination with the savoury and sweet delicacies, traditions are revived and also the guests and spectators have the feeling of being part of Tyrol.