The 10 best places for cultural events

Like all beautiful places without signs, you have to look for Treibhaus, even though it is located in the centre of the city. But once you have found it, you end up in a bar, restaurant, cultural and music venue where anything that walks in is allowed to thrive. And enjoy what is probably the only positive greenhouse effect in the world.

Apart from baking, the bakery does pretty much everything. But in the past, that was enough. Today, the bakery is a venue for dance evenings, concerts, speed dating, workshops and flea markets.

Kulturlabor Stromboli is one of the most versatile cultural and communication centres in the region. Music, theatre, literature, cabaret and a special programme for young audiences, but first and foremost, of course, experimentation and experimentation - only then can the cultural volcano bubble.

The surprise egg of the Bogenmeile: The p.m.k (Plattform mobile Kulturinitiativen) is an association of around 30 local cultural initiatives, associations, collectives and individuals from Innsbruck's independent scene, who use the p.m.k for a wide variety of events.

The Kulturcafé hosts high-calibre, international jazz concerts and exciting cabaret projects. The "Open stage" programme promotes the local music scene. There is also a special monthly programme for children. The food at the Hermitage is also a cult favourite.

The cultural programme that is woven, er... lived, in the old textile factory in Telfs is colourful. Concerts, workshops and events of all kinds move in and out of the still young Kulturweberei.

A cinema like this from the 1920s is far too good to turn out the lights. That's why the old cinema in Landeck no longer just shows films, but also concerts, readings, theatre and cabaret.

There is no better place to find culture as described in the book than in Buch. The blurb: workshops, improv theatre, dance and changing events. Then have a read!

Culture is centrally located in Kufstein. As a result, the hall and theatre offer stages on which well-known artists perform time and again.

Since the Grammophon became the new landlord of the Neuwirt hall, a regional cultural and community centre has been growing again in the former ballroom. In the meantime, the hall days have even been filled several times with programmes ranging from children's crafts to concerts.