SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Innsbruck card 2025 to travel free on transport, visit best museums Innsbruck Card 2025 Have you organized a fantastic holiday in Innsbruck to discover the beauties of the Capital of the Alps and the Villages of Enchantment? Or maybe you just want to try the magic and the emotion of Christmas among the renowned markets? Whatever the reason to push you so far, the Innsbruck Card it’s one of those things that should never be missing. In our opinion, it represents the best solution to visit the beauties of the city. Thanks to the Innsbruck Card, available in three different types, you will have everything at your fingertips. Buses, trams, museums and the main attractions of the Austrian city are included. And then. There is no shortage of reductions and conventions. Convenience can be easily understood; just think that by buying the ticket for the Innsbrucker Nordkettenbahnen funicular and the shuttle ticket and admission to Kristallwelten, you would pay more than the Card from 72h. Here, then, that saving is soon done! WHAT INNSBRUCK CARD INCLUDES Unlimited access to all means of urban transport (IVB), including Rum / Hall, tram line 6 for the scenic route to Igls and STB trams to Mutters / Kreith. Free use of the tourist bus TS – The Sightseer. Free admission to all museums and tourist attractions in the Innsbruck region. Free shuttle-shuttle to Kristallwelten and entry ticket to Swarovski Crystal Worlds. 1 round trip and 1 return with the lifts in the Innsbruck area, including the Innsbrucker Nordkettenbahnen funicular, and numerous cable car installations. Participation in one of the daily guided tours Bicycle rental for 3 hours at the Die Börse point, in Leopoldstrasse 4. Good for a welcome pack and 1 glass of sparkling wine at the Casino Innsbruck. An entrance to the Baths in the holiday complex of Lake Natterer See Entrance to the Olympiaworld Innsbruck in Skating. Moreover, with the Card you will be entitled to several reductions from 10 to 50% for the following attractions: Happy Fitness Innsbruck -50% Golf Mieming -20% Golfclub Innsbruck-Igls -20% Olympia Golf Igls -20% Bicycle taxis -20% Guided city bus tours “Schubert” -20% 47 area -15% Tratzberg Castle -10% “Die Börse” bike rental -10% PRICE The Innsbruck Card is available in three different sizes. The 24h Card costs 69€; the 48h Card costs 79€; the 72h Card, recommended, costs 89€.Children from 6 to 16 years, can buy the Innsbruck Card with a reduction of 50% of the list price. You can buy the Innsbruck Card, in the three denominations, on the official site. *All information contained herein, including schedules and prices, is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be official. We always recommend consulting official channels. All names and trademarks appearing herein belong to their respective owners. The City Airport Get in Getting Around Hungerburgbahn Transport Tickets Swarovski Crystal Worlds Christmas Markets Austria General Info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Austria When to Go Reservations Hotels Tour, Experiences Book your hotel in Innsbruck Share the post
Artxanda Funicular
SHOPPING | CONTACT | NEWS | SUBSCRIBE ENG ITA ESP ENG ITA ESP Artxanda Funicular, in Bilbao. Info, times, frequency, how to get there Artxanda Funicular Share on facebook Share on pinterest Share on twitter With over 100 years of history, the Artxanda Funicular is one of the most evocative means of transport in the city. Connects the lower part of Bilbao with the area of Mount Artxanda, for a total length of 770 meters. It was inaugurated way back in 1915 and is currently operational every month of the year. The lower station is located at Funikularreko Plaza, a few minutes walk from the futuristic Zubizuri Bridge. Once you reach the top, the lookout and the Panoramic Terrace awaits you with a beautiful view of Bilbao. Near the funicular there is a quiet park, with lots of greenery, bars, Basque restaurants, and the Escultura de la Huella; a curious sculpture depicting an immense fingerprint. Drop in, especially for the beautiful view from the top. Photo ©, Miguel Fernandes PRACTICAL INFO HOW TO GET From the Guggenheim Museum, you can reach the entrance to the Artxanda funicular in just under 15 minutes. Go along the scenic road, then cross the Zubizuri Bridge. From Casco Viejo, you walk for about 1200 meters. The funicular is just a few minutes from the Matiko station, connected with the L3 metro and lines E1, E3, E4, Trena. TIMETABLES AND FREQUENCIES The funicular works every day, every month of the year. From October to May, it is active from Monday to Sunday, from 07:15 to 22:00. On holidays, it runs from 08:15 to 22:00. From June to September, the closing time is at 11.00 pm. The frequency of the races, unless otherwise specified, is always 15 minutes. ARTXANDA FUNICULAR TICKETS Like the metro and buses, to travel on the funicular it is preferable to buy the special Barik Card. It is a rechargeable card, equipped with a microchip, which allows you to travel on all city vehicles, at discounted rates. The minimum top-up amount is €5. Only at the time of purchase, you will have to pay €3 for activation costs. This amount will be automatically deducted on the first top-up. A trip by funicular, with Barik card, costs €0.60. Alternatively, you can opt for the classic paper ticket, at a cost of €1.65. In other words, with a return trip you will have almost entirely covered the Barik Card. Leave a comment The City Airport Get in Getting Around San Mames Stadium Spain General Info Airports Destinations Events, Festivals Drive in Spain When to Go Reservations Plane Hotels Rooms Car Rent map of the place share the post Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on pinterest Share on email