Innsbruck is located in the Inn valley in Tyrol, in western Austria. The city, famous for its winter sports centre, hosted twice the Winter Olympics. Popular touristical sites are the Golden Roof with its adjoining museum, the Imperial Palace, the medieval City Tower and the Ambras Palace.
MORE ABOUT INNSBRUCK Parking in Innsbruck
The inner city of Innsbruck is a car free zone with parking around this area (on bays signed with a blue line on the street). Please note that the parking bays with white lines are reserved for residents only. 
On-street parking Innsbruck Innenstadt
In the city centre of Innsbruck paid parking is set on Monday-Friday from 09:00-21:00, Saturday from 09:00-13:00. Maximum stay is 90 minutes, parking rate € 0,70/30 min.
In the first adjacent area a maximum of 3 hours is allowed on Monday-Friday from 09:00-19:00. Parking rate € 0,70/30 min.Parking is unlimited in the second ring, daily maximum € 7.00.
In parkzone Tivoli (east from central railway station) paid parking is set on Monday-Sunday 09:00-19:00, rate € 0,70/30min, daily max € 7.00.
Free parking is possible in the area inside Kranebitterweg, Fürstenweg, Sebastian Kneippweg and Fischerhäuslweg (Parkzone 23).
Car parks in Innsbruck
For long-term parking in the city centre, the car parks are the best options. Rates : € 2,00-2,40/hour, daily maximum around € 18,50. READ MOREPark and Ride Innsbruck
Innsbruck offers cheap parking on P+R Olympiaworld (east of the city) and P+R Hafen (west of the city), open on Monday - Friday from 06:00-21:00 and in the weekend and holidays from 06:00-19:00.Parking incl. 5 return tickets with public transport to the centre : € 8.00.
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