How much does a trip to Innsbruck, Austria cost?

• Fair taxi price (official, daytime): €25 - €35. Use the official taxi rank outside the arrivals hall. Unlicensed drivers may approach inside the terminal; ignore them and walk to the marked rank. Metered fares are fair during the day.
• Best alternative: Bus line F (city bus) from the airport stop to the city centre, arriving near the main station (Hauptbahnhof) and old town stops. (€3)
• Buy a ticket before boarding (from machines at stops, the IVB ticket office, or the official app) and validate it in the machine on board the bus or tram, or at the station validator for trains. Unvalidated tickets are invalid. Fine without a valid ticket: €60.
• Tipping is expected but modest. Round up in restaurants and cafes (around 5-10 percent), and round up taxi fares. Tour guides appreciate a few euros for a group tour.
• Some restaurants add a cover or service charge, sometimes called "Brot" (bread) or service fee. It should be shown on the menu. Check the full menu including fine print before ordering; ask if unclear.
• Always choose to be charged in EUR and decline dynamic currency conversion. Prefer ATMs attached to bank branches. Some independent ATMs charge high fees; check the screen before confirming.

Stay is a double room shared by two (one room per two travelers). Food assumes two cheap meals, a modest dinner and a coffee on a budget, a cheap lunch, a restaurant dinner, coffee and a drink mid-range and restaurant meals, coffees and drinks in comfort. Transport is a daily public transport allowance, plus taxis in the higher tiers. Sights is an average daily allowance for entry tickets and activities. Everything is per day of the trip; a 3-night trip counts 3 days.

Not included: flights, travel insurance, city tax (usually a few euros per person per night, paid at the hotel), shopping and nightlife.

Estimates from average local prices and live hotel rates; exchange rates as of 2026-10-05. Your trip can cost more or less.