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The sheer number of slopes, easily accessible from Innsbruck, makes it a great destination for all levels of skier. Innsbruck-Igls, just six kilometres from central Innsbruck, is a good starting point for beginners.
Kühtai, just 30 minutes west of Innsbruck, offers a great variety of slopes. With 41km of high altitude pistes with guaranteed snow, intermediate skiers will be spellbound by this fantastic resort. Generally, the pistes here are wide, long and gentle, allowing for many enjoyable days of intermediate skiing.
Advanced skiing around Innsbruck is limited but challenging. Nordpark, also called Seegrube, can be accessed via an underground transit system and is a favourite choice with locals. Extremely steep ski terrain awaits the adventurous. More off-piste skiing can be enjoyed at Axamer Lizum.
At Stubai Glacier's Ski Club Mickey Mouse, children as young as 4 can enjoy fun ski lessons. Children from 3 years old, who don't yet ski, can be looked after in the Ski Club Mickey Mouse Play Paradise. All children can have lunch at the Clubhouse. Meanwhile, parents are free to have a great day of skiing on the slopes of Stubai.
The nightlife in Innsbruck centre is not traditional après ski, however Innsbruck is a cosmopolitan city with a vast choice of entertainment to choose from. Innsbruck Old Town has a great choice of restaurants and bars, offering excellent food and drink at reasonable prices. Rooftop bars, such as Segafredo Sky, offer stunning views and the Innsbruck Casino is a worthy visit for a spot of elegant gaming.