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Bierstindl

  • CoverNo cover charge
  • PriceEUR 4-8 (~$5-9)

Bierstindl is a traditional Tyrolean beer hall and garden at Klostergasse 6 in Wilten, a historic district of Innsbruck in the Austrian state of Tyrol. Wilten lies just south of the Old Town and is best known for its abbey and basilica, and the Gasthaus stands close to that religious complex.

Traditional Gasthaus with local beer and a garden in Wilten, close to the abbey.

Bierstindl is a traditional Tyrolean beer hall and garden at Klostergasse 6 in Wilten, a historic district of Innsbruck in the Austrian state of Tyrol. Wilten lies just south of the Old Town and is best known for its abbey and basilica, and the Gasthaus stands close to that religious complex. The setting is quieter and more residential than the Altstadt, which gives the venue a local rather than tourist-driven character, though visitors visiting the abbey or heading to the Bergisel ski jump area often stop in as well.

The atmosphere is that of a classic Gasthaus: wooden interiors, long tables, hearty portions and a clientele of neighbourhood regulars, students, families and groups of friends. There is no dress code, and everyday clothing is normal. The age range is broad, and the garden makes the place friendly to groups with children in the early evening. As night falls it becomes more of a drinking venue, though it remains a relaxed beer hall rather than a nightclub.

The drinks programme focuses on Tyrolean and Austrian beer, poured from the tap and served in half-litre and smaller measures, alongside wine, spritzers and soft drinks. Prices are modest, generally about EUR 4-8 (about $5-9) per drink. Traditional dishes such as schnitzel, Tiroler Gröstl or dumplings are typical of a Gasthaus of this kind, but the current menu should be confirmed on site. Music is incidental, with conversation as the main soundtrack, and no live programme is standard.

Opening hours are evening-oriented and daily, and visitors should verify the times locally because they can shift with the season. There is no cover charge. Reservations are not normally needed for a drink, but groups or those wanting to eat on a busy weekend evening may want to call ahead or arrive early. Bottle service is not part of the offer. The garden is the main attraction in summer, while the interior suits colder months. Because it is in Wilten, the walk back toward the centre takes about 15-20 minutes, and trams and buses connect the district with the Old Town.

Practical information for Bierstindl · Last updated September 2026
Price EUR 4-8 (~$5-9)
Cover No cover charge
Hours Daily evenings (verify locally)
Address Klostergasse 6, 6020 Innsbruck

Good to know

Signature
Tyrolean beer hall and garden

Location

Klostergasse 6, 6020 Innsbruck

47.2518, 11.4011 View on map

Highlights

  • Tyrolean beer hall with a garden in Wilten
  • Close to Wilten Abbey and basilica
  • Local beer at modest prices of EUR 4-8
  • Traditional Gasthaus atmosphere with a neighbourhood crowd

Tips for visiting

  • Visit after seeing Wilten Abbey for a local, less touristy evening.
  • Arrive early on summer weekends to claim a garden table.
  • Confirm opening hours locally, as they can vary by season.
  • Call ahead for larger groups or if dining on a busy night.
  • Allow 15-20 minutes on foot to return to the Old Town, or use local buses and trams.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Bierstindl?

It is at Klostergasse 6 in the Wilten district of Innsbruck, close to Wilten Abbey.

Is there a cover charge?

No. Drinks are the only cost, typically around EUR 4-8 (about $5-9).

What kind of beer is served?

The focus is on Tyrolean and Austrian beer served on draught, alongside wine and soft drinks.

Does it have a garden?

Yes. The garden is the main draw in warm weather, and the indoor rooms are used in colder months.