Iconic Gothic cathedral in the city center; interior visits are usually open early (6:00am–10:00pm) and tower access typically 10:00am–5:00pm—climb for city views.
Baroque imperial summer residence—palace tours usually run from 8:30am to late afternoon; visit the state rooms and walk the gardens (gardens open year-round).
Choose either: Kunsthistorisches for classical painting and antiquities (open ~10:00am–6:00pm) or Belvedere to see Klimt’s The Kiss (open ~9:00am–6:00pm).
Arrive, check in and take an evening walk through the UNESCO Old Town to see Mozartplatz and Getreidegasse (stores typically open until early evening).
Picturesque lakeside village — plan this as an all-day outing; village attractions and salt mine tours have separate opening times (salt mine tours usually 9:00am–4:30pm).
If weather/season allow, the ice caves (open seasonally; check winter closures) or Hohenwerfen Castle nearby make a dramatic half- to full-day; caves and lifts have scheduled hours.
Take the funicular and cable car from Innsbruck to Nordkette for dramatic mountain views—cable/nordkette usually runs ~8:30am–5:00pm (check seasonal hours).
Choose cultural sparkle at Swarovski (open ~9:00am–5:30pm) or active mountain time on Patscherkofel/Stubai lifts (lift times vary; winter skiing subject to season).
Famous fairy-tale castle near Füssen; plan as a full-day trip—castle tours have fixed times and the site is typically open year-round though some services vary by season (book tickets in advance).
Choose BMW Welt for modern design and automotive history (open ~9:00am–6:00pm) or the Pinakothek trio for art (opening times typically 10:00am–6:00pm).
Finish with high-end Munich dining at Dallmayr or a traditional beer-hall feast at Zum Augustiner—both capture Munich’s culinary side (dinner service evenings).