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Alberto Crupi

Anna Krepper

A country girl who has finally dared to venture into the big city! After spending three years studying in Innsbruck, it’s now virtually impossible for me to hide my love for the city. My shared flat is the ideal home and a life far from the fields has given me a completely new insight into the city I thought I already knew

Arno Doggen

Born and raised in Belgium, the country no one really seems to actually visit. Apparently having the world’s best beer, chocolate, waffles and fries just isn’t enough… But I always knew my world was bigger than Belgium.

Ashley Wiggins

Originally from Hemel Hempstead, England and now living mostly in Innsbruck. Ashley regularly travels back to his homeland, but misses the mountains as soon as he lands. His love for the mountains made the move to Innsbruck an easy choice.

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Barbara Egger

An Innsbruck-born woman, Barbara Egger lives and works in a holiday village at the foot of the Patscherkofel mountain. She knows Innsbruck and its holiday regions like the back of her hand.

Carlos Melgar

He's now living The Dream as he goes back and forth between Stand Up Paddleboarding to Snowboarding and white sand beaches to hiking trails. He's contributing to the Innsbruck blog with an insatiable appetite for all things Innsbruck, feel free to toss him and tips and suggestions for local experiences.

Christian Weittenhiller

…ist eigentlich immer irgendwo auf Achse und dabei ständig auf der Suche nach dem Leben: Faszinierende Menschen, spannende Geschichten und besondere Erfahrungen... Auf all seinen Reisen zieht es ihn dann nämlich doch immer wieder zurück in die Berge, in die kleine Stadt am Inn. Dahoam ist eben da, wo das Herz ist. Und die besten Geschichten, die kommen ja bekanntlich auch von Herzen.

Danijel Jovanovic

Danijel is a born-and-bred ‘Innsbrucker’. Growing up in the city’s beautiful Mühlau district, close to the mountains and countryside, he learned to see things with different eyes from an early age and to capture those images with the camera.

Diana Cappellini

My name is Diana. I'm a happy mother with a sunny disposition, a great deal of patience and plenty of curiosity – and I'm always on the move. I grew up in Modena in Italy, a country known for its "slow food" and fast cars. Life then brought me to Innsbruck, where I have lived with my family since 2014.

Elisabeth de Koekkoek

Elisabeth is the mother of a young son. When she’s not busy changing nappies or sicky clothes, she can normally be found relaxing in the playground at the Imperial Gardens, enjoying breakfast at the Ruetz bakery or spending time at one of the mountain huts near Innsbruck.

Fabiana Villotti

It’s a common belief that a woman’s handbag is home to an entire universe of bits and bobs and I can only confirm this. My handbag contains a multitude of reminders of my home and my family in Trentino, the key to my new flat in Innsbruck, thousands of books and translations and my MP3 player.

Fiona Park

Skiing, hiking, swimming: Fiona has a love of all things mountain. Which is strange, considering she spent the first 20 years of her life in one of the flattest parts of the UK. But one exchange semester in Innsbruck and Fiona realised what she’d been missing.

Hartmut Müller

Stunning sentences and simple syllables. I write about my experiences in the ever changing mountains and valleys from spring through to winter.

Helen Hayes

Ever since Australian travel writer and editor Helen Hayes discovered Innsbruck on a European adventure way back in the 1980s, she has been in love with the city and its holiday villages, visiting on at least 10 occasions.

Hubert Flattinger

Journalist, Autor, Zeichner und Vortragender in Sachen Kinder-und Jugendliteratur, Medienpädagogik am Institut für Sozialpädagogik in Stams.

Ichia Wu

Ichia Wu is a Taiwanese artist who spent a decade in London where she gained broad experience in the tourism sector. She is now based in Innsbruck and has become an ardent enthusiast of traditional carnivals ("Fasnacht") in Tyrol.

Ilaria Assenza

At the end of her university studies, Ilaria won a competition to work as a language assistant at an Austrian school and moved to Innsbruck to take up the position. She loves nature and learning new languages and is always keen to try out new activities that require plenty of creativity.

Jenny Bartholomew

Jenny is a native English speaker who has chosen Innsbruck as her home because she loves the mountains. Today, Jenny spends her days playing, exploring and discovering with her two young children and her nights and weekends working in international marketing and translation to help others discover the magic of Tyrol.

Jenny Rainer

Born in China. Educated in New Zealand. Worked in Hong Kong. Lived in Australia. And now, a full time mother in Austria. I might have given up my career to raise a child, but I refuse to let “stay-at-home mother” be my only label. With this blog, I would like to share my thoughts and experience as an expat living in Innsbruck

Kristina Erhard

Kristina E. is a born and bred Tyrolean and geographer. Although she spent many years living outside of Tyrol, some of which even took her into the depths of Africa, the mountains followed her in her dreams

Laura Manfredi

A visual artist from Milan whose life doesn't only revolve around paintbrushes and canvases, but who also writes about art, culture, music, design and all that is creative.

Laura Wunsch

In 2007, after graduating from an American university, Laura applied to the Fulbright program to teach English in either Germany or Austria, and made the extremely wise decision of choosing to work in Austria. And the rest, as they say is history!

Lea Hajner

A Viennese girl in Tyrol – a delicate situation indeed! But despite being a born-and-bred city lass, Lea nowadays cuts a fine figure in the mountains.

Lena Koller

Although I will never be willing to take on the ‘sch’ sounds, I still have found a piece of home with #MyInnsbruck - a city that feels like it could have been designed for my very needs. Rich in contrasts and colours; innocent but wild; where nature meets urbanisation. A place where you can live every facet that makes your personality - within just one day.

Leon Barton

Loves playing music, running, playing football, outdoor swimming, yoga, watching football, snowboarding, hiking and lots of other things, but rarely has time for it now that he has two young children. So you'll usually find him at the playground.

Marie-Luise Kriegl

Lukas Ruetz

Lukas was born and raised in Sellrain valley near Innsbruck. He explores the mountains and the history of his homeland day by day.

Luke Moffitt

Hailing from the southern beaches of Sydney Australia, Luke spent a large part of his youth with either a surfboard or skateboard under his feet. It was only a natural progression that he gave snowboarding a try in the mid 90’s. Luke was instantly hooked, not only to snowboarding but also to this new environment that was the mountains.

Marius Schwager

Markus Mair

Martin Grießenböck

Born in Innsbruck over 40 years ago and therefore a true "Innschbrugga".

Matthew Clark

Maximilian Schneider

Max grew up in between Rhine and Moselle, but still he became fond of the Alps through his mother, which was a ski racer. In 2013, he moved right into the heart of the Alps to study Mechatronics at Management Center Innsbruck. It did not take long until he knew: "I'm reight where I belong!" But still, he returns home for one week or another to see his family on holidays. In fall 2016, Max aquired his bachelor by developing a ball launching machine for American Football.

Monica Nadegger

Monica was born and bred in the mountains of Salzburg. She refined her passion for writing and her love of sport and nature in Innsbruck while completing her Master’s degree in Sports, Culture & Event Management. At the end of her studies, she decided to remain true to the Capital of the Alps and adopted the state of Tyrol as her new home.

Moritz Busch

Aufgewachsen im Ruhrgebiet, die letzten Winter Biking Guide auf dem Kreuzfahrtschiff in der Karibik und jetzt Masterstudent in Innsbruck: „Mo“ tauscht Inseln gegen Berge, Surfbrett gegen Ski und Korallensand gegen Pulverschnee.

Nadja Hudovernik

Born in the USA and brought up in Tyrol, Nadja is a passionate food blogger. Her main focus lies on Tyrolean fare, but she’s always happy to take a look ‘beyond the rim of her dinner plate’.

Niña Lerch

Servus! Geboren und Aufgewachsen bin ich in Berlin, aber meine Wurzeln liegen väterlicherseits in Innsbruck und mütterlicherseits auf den Philippinen. Seit ein paar Jahren lebe ich nun in Innsbruck und lerne jeden Tag die Stadt auf's Neue kennen und lieben.

Osama Kasem

My name is Osama, but my friends like to call me Oso. I am a student at University of Innsbruck. I love music, sports - and most importantly food! Trying to live my life the best I can, but also maintain a balance between enjoying life now and building a bright future!

Paul Pastourmatzis

Paul's arrival in Innsbruck was a result of a series of interesting and not-so-planned events and situations. Originating from the sunny and somewhat exotic Greece and the city of Thessaloniki in particular, little did he know that the summer of 2012 will find him in Innsbruck.

Vil Joda

A crazy local character with a certificate of authenticity, Philipp (Vil) Joda is: Born and bred in Innsbruck and a man who lives what he writes.

Sabrina Engl

Sabrina ist die Stimme und das Gesicht unseres neuen Podcasts „WIE WIRD MAN - der Lebenslauf-Podcast“.Sie ist für uns in Innsbruck und seinen Feriendörfern unterwegs, um die Geschichten der interessantesten Persönlichkeiten der Region für euch zu erzählen.Wohnhaft in Mils bei Hall hat sie von ihrer Terrasse aus den Hausberg Innsbrucks, den majestätischen Patscherkofel und das wunderschöne Mittelgebirge im Blick. Dabei geht ihr immer das Herz auf und sie kann ihren Gedanken freien Lauf lassen, was schon den ein oder anderen kreativen Geistesblitz mit sich brachte.

Susanne Gurschler

Susanne is: A bookworm, amateur photographer, ardent cook, dog owner and mountain rambler with summit-climbing ambitions.

Tamara Kainz

Tamara has her roots in the Stubai Valley but she loves exploring the entire world, accompanied by her trusty backpack. When back home, or as she and the locals call it “Dahoam” in Tyrol, she is at her happiest when outdoors, preferably up on the peaks.

Tobias Spechter

Ohne Fahrrad geht bei Tobias gar nichts. Sei es quer durch Patagonien oder auf die Almhütten rund um Innsbruck; ob Rennrad, Mountainbike oder (zum Testen) ein E-Bike. Ein Zweirad ist stets dabei.

Verena Abenthung

Verena is a Tyrolean lass through and through, a blogger and (just recently) a tourist guide. She strives to gain new perspectives on anything and everything.

Victoria Dutter

Vincenzo Folino

Vincenzo, a student of Italian and French philology, originates from South Tyrol. As befits a real Italian man, his two main passions are football and good food.

Werner Kräutler

Werner simply can’t get enough of Innsbruck: Its galleries, the Treibhaus event venue, its backstreets, museums and the river Inn.