Barbara5353

I know, of course, that the city is surrounded by mountains. But is the old town itself fairly flat for walking?

J62

flat

nytraveler

As a pancake.

Mildred

And, at certain points by the open field there are benches for thought and physical healing. M.

pja1

As a board

adeben

As a dunnyman's hat.

Mildred

Good to see that the Mensa meeting ended early allowing some of the responders time to add to this posting.

What a gift this is to the original poster who (I assume) didn't want to whine about any current problems but needed insight into how the town was constructed.


Mildred

bdjtbenson

I've only been there once. As I recall the area where you would walk around is flat with mountains outside of town to the North and South.

pja1

Thanks Mildred,
That comment had me laughing! I needed that today.

Now, back to the Mensa meeting.

Paul

taconictraveler

The city of Innsbruck is very flat, so it's easy going for touring the town, and there are wonderful mountain villages all around. If you get a chance, try to go to a village called LANS. It is south of Innsbruck in the mountains. I was very happy to be trapped there for several days in February a few years ago, waiting for the avalanches to stop further west, so we could go up to the ski area. There had been a blizzard - which we drove thru from Holland - and were lucky to find ANY where to stay. Turned out to be 5 star. What a surprise. Wish I could remember the name of the hotel.
Enjoy your trip.