The journey to the Top of Innsbruck starts at the Altstadt Station in the Old Town. We took the Hungerburgbahn funicular to Hungerburg. From there, it was a short walk to the Seegrubenbahn station, where we boarded the cable car to Seegrube. We then transferred to the Hafelekarbahn cable car for the final ascent to Hafelekar, also known as the "Top of Innsbruck".
Our plan was to visit Nordkette the next morning. However, the weather forecast showed that it would start snowing in the late afternoon and continue into the next day. So we decided to change our itinerary and bought some sandwiches for lunch at the station. We then quickly checked into our hotel and headed straight to Nordkette.
We first took the S-Bahn 1 from Mitte Landstrasse to Wien Westbahnhof and from there we took the train to Innsbruck. The journey took us 4.5 hours.
We went to our son's room after breakfast.
Our boy managed to get a corner room for himself. It has a hall and a reading area.
Our purpose in coming to Grinzing was to have dinner at one of the Heurigen. We chose this one because many of the Heurigen had not yet opened for the summer season. I would suggest visiting during the summer when there is outdoor seating.
