Train to Innsbruck
Travel to Innsbruck with no changes. Comfortable, sustainable and easy to reach the Austrian city surrounded by mountains, perfect for your outdoor adventure.
Train to Innsbruck
The Austrian city of Innsbruck offers the perfect combination of city and nature. Innsbruck is surrounded by mountains, so nature is never far away. Head up the Nordkette or the Patscherkofel for a lovely mountain hike. Innsbruck itself has plenty of sights too. The colourful centre has great cafés, beautiful churches, the Golden Roof and an imperial palace. A visit to the Bergisel ski jump is a must during your stay in Innsbruck.
Innsbruck is easy to reach by train from the Netherlands. With the Nightjet night train, you can even travel to Innsbruck direct. No changes, no hassle on the way, and you wake up in Innsbruck. By day, we recommend travelling from the Netherlands with 2 changes. Innsbruck is also easy to reach from Belgium.
Your train journey to Innsbruck at a glance
Day train and night train from several Dutch, Belgian and German cities
Night train to Innsbruck with no changes
Journey time to Innsbruck: approximately 12 hours
Train tickets to Innsbruck from €92.50 per person
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Night train to Innsbruck
Book your night train tickets to Innsbruck from €92.50 per person
From €92.50,- per person in a private compartment
- Couchette, sleeper or private mini cabin
- Breakfast included
- Free luggage
- Arrive in Innsbruck in the morning
- Very comfortable train
Prices are indicative, based on two people travelling together, and depend on availability and travel class
Travel comfortably by train to Innsbruck for a combined city and nature trip
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