Stationed at the mountains, Innsbruck, the Tyrolean center of western Austria, has hosted three Olympics in 1964, 1976, and 2012. With enchanting colorful buildings, authentic traditions, endearing resorts, onion domes, and exuberant use of bells, Innsbruck offers much more than a destination for winter sports. Ski your risky runs on the Alpine slops or play Biathlon on the 8-inch cutter. It's good for soul Take a horse-ride down the Altstadt to see the Golden Roof. Lodge in the Alpine village. Visit Swarovski's "Two Worlds of Crystals" to treat your senses by an exhibit that offers Dali's 'Soft Watches' in a frost glass, or the world's largest 300,000-carat cut crystal. Order fast food, a speck-goulash sandwich with schnapps, or have Carpaccio -filet mignon and Schnitzel at an Austrian pub. Don't forget to visit the Grassmyar family to watch the casting of the famous grand bells. Could be told more, but this tour book has it all. Welcome to Innsbruck/Austria, the city on the river Inn.