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Austria · 47.26°, 11.39° · 587 m

Innsbruck

Reaching Innsbruck from London emits 28.2 kg CO₂e return by rail (13h 12m each way) against 241 kg by air — 9× the carbon. It averages 20.8 °C in August and 1.8 °C in December.

Innsbruck is the fifth-largest city in Austria and the provincial capital of Tyrol, as well as one of the largest cities in the Alps. — Wikivoyage, CC BY-SA 4.0

When to go: Innsbruck is warmest in August (20.8 °C), sunniest in July (12.1 h a day); coldest in December (1.8 °C). Month by month

28.2kg CO₂e return by rail, from London
241kg CO₂e return by air, from London
12.1hours of sunshine a day in July, its brightest month

Getting there

Return carbon and one-way journey time to Innsbruck. Times are modelled.
FromDistanceBy railRail timeBy airAir time
Amsterdam735 km21.7 kg11h 54m185 kg4h 30m
Barcelona982 km29.0 kg15h 12m247 kg4h 48m
Berlin603 km17.8 kg7h 54m152 kg4h 18m
Birmingham1,113 km41.3 kg15h 54m280 kg5h
Bristol1,113 km42.0 kg16h 12m280 kg5h
Brussels650 km19.2 kg11h163 kg4h 24m
Cardiff1,152 km45.2 kg16h 30m290 kg5h
Copenhagen939 km27.7 kg15h 36m236 kg4h 48m
Dublin1,418 km——357 kg5h 24m
Edinburgh1,391 km71.1 kg18h 54m350 kg5h 24m
Frankfurt374 km11.0 kg7h 18m94.2 kg4h
Glasgow1,438 km72.9 kg19h 6m362 kg5h 24m
Leeds1,165 km50.1 kg16h 48m293 kg5h 6m
Lisbon1,913 km56.5 kg29h 36m481 kg6h 6m
Liverpool1,224 km51.3 kg16h 48m308 kg5h 6m
London957 km28.2 kg13h 12m241 kg4h 48m
Madrid1,427 km42.1 kg18h 48m359 kg5h 24m
Manchester1,185 km49.3 kg16h 42m298 kg5h 6m
Milan262 km7.7 kg5h 42m65.9 kg3h 48m
Newcastle1,245 km60.2 kg17h 24m313 kg5h 12m
Nottingham1,093 km42.3 kg16h 18m275 kg5h
Oslo1,407 km41.5 kg22h 18m354 kg5h 24m
Paris695 km20.5 kg8h 54m175 kg4h 24m
Prague385 km11.4 kg7h 36m96.8 kg4h
Rome604 km17.8 kg9h 18m152 kg4h 18m
Sheffield1,136 km46.5 kg16h 36m286 kg5h
Southampton1,015 km37.2 kg15h 54m255 kg4h 54m
Stockholm1,411 km41.7 kg20h 30m355 kg5h 24m
Vienna387 km11.4 kg6h 30m97.3 kg4h
Warsaw883 km26.1 kg14h 36m222 kg4h 42m
Zurich215 km6.3 kg5h54.0 kg3h 48m

The year in Innsbruck

Average temperature, °C — warmest in August
January: 1.9 °CJanFebruary: 4.9 °CFebMarch: 7.4 °CMarApril: 9.1 °CAprMay: 14.1 °CMayJune: 18.4 °CJunJuly: 20.7 °CJulAugust: 20.8 °C20.8 °CAugSeptember: 16.7 °CSepOctober: 13.5 °COctNovember: 5.1 °CNovDecember: 1.8 °C1.8 °CDec
Sunshine, hours a day — brightest in July
January: 5.6 hJanFebruary: 6.5 hFebMarch: 7.7 hMarApril: 8.0 hAprMay: 9.4 hMayJune: 11.6 hJunJuly: 12.1 h12.1 hJulAugust: 10.3 hAugSeptember: 9.4 hSepOctober: 7.7 hOctNovember: 5.8 hNovDecember: 4.8 h4.8 hDec
Historical daily means for 2023–2024, by month (ERA5 reanalysis) — averaged across day and night
 JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Temp °C1.94.97.49.114.118.420.720.816.713.55.11.8
Sun h/day5.66.57.78.09.411.612.110.39.47.75.84.8
Rain mm/day2.22.04.04.06.65.04.15.16.73.03.73.9

When to go

Innsbruck is warmest in August at 20.8 °C but brightest in July, averaging 12.1 hours of sun a day — the two do not always coincide, which is worth knowing before booking. Its coldest is December at 1.8 °C.

On these lists

Three months worth booking

The same year of measurements, decided rather than tabulated. Each opens the map below on dates in that month.

How busy it gets

Innsbruck records 20.7 overnight stays per resident a year (6,608,053 nights in 2025). A well-visited region, busy in season but not overwhelmed.

Eurostat, nights spent at tourist accommodation by NUTS 3 region, against resident population. Shown for context only — it plays no part in which destinations appear or in what order. Eurostat does not cover the United Kingdom after 2016, nor North Africa or the Levant at all, so this figure is absent for roughly a third of the destinations here.

Where to stay in Innsbruck

Places to stay in Innsbruck, Austria, on a live map. Prices and availability come from Stay22 and its booking partners.

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Distances are great-circle. Rail assumes international rail at 0.01135 kg CO₂e per passenger-km with a 1.3× track detour allowance; flights use 0.12576 kg per passenger-km including radiative forcing. Journey times are modelled, not timetabled. Full method.