Located 45 minutes outside of Innsbruck, the 500,000-square-foot Aqua Dome boasts a spa, hotel, restaurant, several pools and fitness center with different types of classes. In the winter, it is a great day trip for skiers in neighboring mountain resorts to take a day off and unwind. Be aware, though, that those who don’t do well with nudity in public spaces should most likely avoid.

This outdoor park at the entrance of the Ötzal Valley is a paradise for adventurous travelers. Open in the summer months, the amusement park boasts white water rafting, a high ropes course, a Flying Fox zip line and more. Those looking for a true camping experience can stay overnight in one of the park’s cabins or teepee structures.

This ski-jumping venue was designed in 2001 by Zaha Hadid and is truly a sight to see, located 820 feet above the city. Try to plan a visit when Olympic skiers are practicing.

This modern museum is home to spectacular, 360-degree painting depicting the Tyrolean struggle for freedom and military history of the region, which alone makes it worth a visit.

While strolling through the Old Town of Innsbruck, be sure to stop and see this landmark, the Golden Roof, which is considered the city’s most famous structure. The gilded façade was completed in 1500 and features a balcony that was used by Emperor Maximilian I to observe events taking place in the square below. To get a good view and to beat the crowds, go first thing in the morning or at the end of the day.

The Tyrolean State Museum features a vast amount of cultural history, from prehistoric times to present day. The impressive exhibits show a journey through time, with archeology, music, science, art and more.