Innsbruck, the pinnacle of crystal and iceberg, is worth your visit

Austrians love music, and the classical music of Vienna still influences many people to this day. Innsbruck is like the leaping notes on 'The Blue Danube' waltz, embedded in the musical score of the Alps . Innsbruck not only has millennia-old glaciers , clear yet profound lakes, but it is also home to the headquarters of the globally renowned crystal brand Swarovski. There are so many reasons to visit; you could be a hiking enthusiast, a diving enthusiast, or perhaps, just a lover of beauty, you should also make the trip. 👍Highly recommended: The Imperial Roof This was once the royal residence and is now the symbol of the entire city. The golden roof silently tells of past glories under the setting sun. The Triumphal Arch Different from the Arc de Triomphe in France, this Triumphal Arch was built by the former empress to celebrate the prince's grand wedding, and it is also a testament to love. St. Theresa's Church Located in the old town of Innsbruck, nestled against the Karwendel mountain range, its majestic Gothic architecture stands out, with a large number of frescoes and sculptures both dry and wet inside. Anna's Column Anna's Column contemplates the spirit of Innsbruck and also commemorates everyone who drove away the Bavarian troops that year.