PRELIMINARY ROUND

Innsbruck, the capital of Austria’s Tyrol region, is a stunning alpine city known for its unique blend of history and adventure.

Located in the heart of the Alps, Innsbruck is famous for its winter sports offerings and has twice hosted the Winter Olympics (1964 & 1976). Innsbruck also boasts a rich cultural history, with landmarks like the Golden Roof and Imperial Palace blending gothic and baroque architecture in the charming alpine city. This unique combination of outdoor adventure and historical charm makes Innsbruck a destination that captivates both nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

Where is Olympiahalle located?

Olympiastraße 10
6020 Innsbruck

How do I get to the arena?

Car

There are two parking garages conveniently located nearby.

• Parking Garage Tivoli Stadion - Directly under Tivoli Stadium.
• Parking Lot WEST - Be aware that the outdoor WEST parking lot is closed to spectators.

Public Transport

The Olympiahalle is well connected to the public transport network in Innsbruck

• Bus M - stop Tivoli Stadion 
• Bus 540 - stop Olympiaworld
• Bus J - stop Tivoli Stadion
• Bus 505 - stop Olympiaworld 
• Bus T - stop Olympiaworld 
• Bus K - stop Wiesengasse 
• Tram 1 & 6 - stop Bergisel, (walking distance: 10 minutes)
• Train - Innsbruck Main Train Station (Hauptbahnhof)

Find more information on the official Olympiahalle Website or the official WOMEN'S EHF EURO 2024 Website

What can you bring to the arena?

To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone, we’ve outlined key guidelines regarding items allowed at the event venue. Among the things prohibited are glass bottles, cans PET bottles from 0.75L, action cams, flags larger than 1.5 x 1m (only national flags allowed), laser pointers, flash lights, selfie sticks, umbrellas, and camera with lenses from 200mm.

Please also take a moment to review the Olympiahalle house rules to avoid any inconvenience during entry.

Innsbruck is the perfect winter destination, offering everything from world-class skiing to charming holiday markets, with the added bonus of stunning Alpine views!

Below you can find a list of things to do during your visit.

1. Explore the Old Town (Altstadt):
Wander through Innsbruck’s charming medieval streets, admire the Golden Roof, and warm up with hot chocolate at a cozy café.

3. Take the Nordkette Cable Car:
This ride takes you from the city center to the top of the Nordkette mountain range, providing stunning views over Innsbruck and the surrounding Alps.

5. Enjoy the Bergisel Ski Jump:
Visit this impressive structure designed by Zaha Hadid, and take in the panoramic view from the top, or if you're there at the right time, catch an international ski-jumping event.

2. Ski or snowboard in the surrounding Alps:
Innsbruck is surrounded by world-class ski resorts like Nordkette and Stubai Glacier. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, the stunning slopes and breathtaking mountain views are unbeatable.

4. Visit the Golden Roof (Goldenes Dachl):
This iconic structure in the Old Town is adorned with over 2,600 gilded copper tiles and was built by Emperor Maximilian I as a royal viewing platform.

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