Buzihütte

Innsbruck


With cracking views of Innsbruck from on high, the Buzihütte is a 3km hike northwest of town or a five-minute taxi ride. It's a deliciously alpine-style hut, with a peak-gazing terrace for summer dining and a dark, woodsy interior for hibernating on snowy days. On the menu are hearty faves such as schnitzel, Spinatknödel (spinach dumplings) and Käsespätzle (cheese noodles). Cash only.


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