Innsbruck travel guide
Rudolf J. Strutz
AuVi
Ebook
70
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Innsbruck is rightly called the capital of the Alps. Visitors to the Inn metropolis can experience the city at altitudes ranging from 574 to 2,350 meters above sea level. Tyroleans are naturally very traditional, sporty, dynamic, and cosmopolitan, but in Innsbruck, some of these characteristics are particularly pronounced.
The Tyrolean wisdom: "You're a Tyrolean, you're a human being. You're not a person, you're not a person." (isch a Tiroler, bisch a Mensch. Bisch koaner, bisch koaner.) should be noted, but at the same time, not taken too seriously – visitors are warmly and heartily welcomed in Innsbruck.
Innsbruck is rightly called the capital of the Alps. Visitors to the Inn metropolis can experience the city at altitudes ranging from 574 to 2,350 meters above sea level. Tyroleans are naturally very traditional, sporty, dynamic, and cosmopolitan, but in Innsbruck, some of these characteristics a...
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