The park outside is so big so you can enjoy being here with the sunshine. I recommend between April and September. You can take bus C to the Luigenstrasse/Amrass bus stop, and from there hike up lets say 15-20 minutes. Or if you don't want to walk, take the sightseeing bus and you will get there easily.

Schloss Ambras was the house of kings and queens. Knowing that, you will expect an amazing place, with great city views, watwr fountains, gardens and parks. And that's exactly what is waiting for you there. One tip: visit Schloss Ambrass during the winter!

The collections here are truly fascinating, especially in the Kunstkammer (Chamber of Art and Curiosities.) There are many objects and artistic works here that you won't see parallels of anywhere else. The castle itself is very picturesque and is a nice place to escape the city. The woods surrounding it are quite large and also a nice place to have... More

Not as over-the-top as Mad Ludwig's castles, but still a beautiful and interesting afternoon. The best way to do this is with the Innsbruck Pass, which lets you explore this and a huge number of Innsbruck attractions, transportation included.

Enjoyed seeing everything that it had to offer. Allot some time to explore the grounds there is a lot of walking paths. Beautiful open areas for a picnic if you take your own lunch. I wish we would have bought the tour guide audio (if there is one). Negatives: A lot of the castle is not open to the public.

Some good displays, and interesting small exhibitions

It was my birthday and my husband booked a table for 2 and told the restaurant it was a special occassion (my birthday). They were wonderful and set up a special table for us, put a bunch of white tulips on table for us(which we were could take home with us!) and we had a wonderful meal on hot plates... More

Part of the tour of the tourist bus route and well worth the visit, lovely grounds in the snow too!

Here you can find excellent collection of knight armor.