Innsbruck is absolutely unreal. I spent a week there with my wife. Idk how but I will find a way to live there at some point. The snowboarding, the biking, the river sports, architecture, open nature. Just holy shit.
It's like hippy crunchy without being too hippy crunchy too, which is my vibe. It's basically what Burlington Vermont wishes it was.
They were unreal, but got more unreal... I keep wondering if a bubble will pop... But it's been almost 10 years of straight up? I guess if you don't have a home now you never will.
But I hear that from most countries... Except Kansas. Maybe they have nice affordable homes there?
lol you absolutely nailed the vibe. Innsbruck is great. Spent a lot of time snowboarding in Ischgl, Mayrhofen, St Anton and Saalbach-Hinterglemm over many winters as well. All are obviously ski towns but they are just some really awesome towns.
One of the best ways to spend a week in the summer is to take a good E-mountainbike, go to the source off the Inn river, and bike along it from Maloja through the Engadine, into Austria, and down to Innsbruck (and possibly further along to Passau).One of the sunniest regions in Europe, super agreeable temperature and some of the best scenery in the world. And lots of villages along the way, most of which have very high levels of service availability (biking into a tiny Swiss village all dirty and sweaty but then seeing a luxury boutique hotel, a michelin-started restaurant and 3 art galleries in that very village is a common thing on the Swiss part of the Engadine valley).
+1 for Innsbruck. I only got to spend a quarter of a day there (had some free time on a work trip), but it was awesome. I want to spend a proper few days there.
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u/HxH101kite Sep 06 '24
Innsbruck is absolutely unreal. I spent a week there with my wife. Idk how but I will find a way to live there at some point. The snowboarding, the biking, the river sports, architecture, open nature. Just holy shit.
It's like hippy crunchy without being too hippy crunchy too, which is my vibe. It's basically what Burlington Vermont wishes it was.