One minute of Innsbruck, Austria

Where Sill flows into Inn, there was once a small settlement. In 1239 the settlement received the status of the city and the name of Innsbruck. In the 15th century. sovereign Friedrich IV, nicknamed "Friedl - empty pockets," chooses Innsbruck his fiefdom. With the advent of Maximilian I (1459-1519) Innsbruck became the residence of the Habsburgs.
Innsbruck is the main city of the province of Tyrol and one of the most famous ski resorts in the country. There were two Winter Olympic Games. 6 skiing areas in about 120 km are perfectly prepared trails at altitudes from 900 to 3200 m, over 100 km of plain trails, a snowboard park and 52 ski lifts. The city has a well-developed infrastructure.