District · Tyrol
Amras: living in Innsbruck
Amras is a district of Innsbruck, about 3 km east of the centre. Recent sales across Innsbruck came to €5,510/m², over all building ages.
Tap any point on the map to see every value for exactly that spot: transit, green, noise, heat and more.
History & character
From Early Settlement to Amras
Amras, first documented in the 10th century, is a cadastral community and a district in the southeast of Innsbruck. The settlement dates back to the Late Bronze Age, and a Roman settlement is also evidenced. The name might be derived from the Latin ad umbras, meaning 'situated in the shadows.' Over the centuries, Amras experienced various rule, including that of the Counts of Andechs, who acquired Amras Castle. The first church was consecrated in the 13th century, and the late Gothic church that still stands today was consecrated in 1489. In the 19th century, Amras developed into a spa town, particularly due to the discovery of a healing spring. In 1938, Amras was incorporated into the city of Innsbruck. Since then, the area has undergone significant changes, with substantial residential expansions and the creation of commercial areas. Today, Amras is a lively district that offers both residential and business opportunities.
Leisure & culture
What makes the area lively: culture, green space, nightlife and sport.
- Museums & galleries
Schloss Ambras Innsbruck, Unterschloss
- Theatres
Spanischer Saal
- Parks & green
Schlosspark Ambras, Paradies- und Arzneimittelgarten
- Sports
Boccia-Halle, Body and Soul, Boulderanlage Amras, Sport- und Bewegunszentrum Pumptrack Innsbruck, Sportanlage Wiesengasse
Publicly accessible culture and leisure venues within the district boundary, better-known first.
Light & shadow
Check the light anywhere. Type an address or click the map, pick a floor and drag through the day. The buildings cast their real shadows. Pan the map to explore.
Loading buildings …
| Floor | Summer | Winter |
|---|
Real building heights (OpenStreetMap footprints with heights from the BEV laser scan), sun hours and shadows from sun position and geometry. How much of it reaches you also depends on orientation and windows. Terrain is included, from the official elevation model out to 12 km: a mountain to the south takes the winter sun just as the house opposite does. Where the sun only grazes a ridge, the figure remains an approximation. In the Inn valley the winter sun reaches only 19 degrees at midday, while the mountains and slopes to the south rise 10 to 23 degrees above the city. Measured for 21 December on a third floor, the terrain costs a good two hours in Hötting, almost three in the city centre, a little over three at Sieglanger and almost four in the middle of Amras. At the foot of the slope below Schloss Ambras it takes all of the direct sun: the slope stays above it all day, only just at midday.
What does living here cost?
Prices actually paid, per political district. Source: STATISTIK AUSTRIA, Immobilien-Durchschnittspreise 2025. What living in Innsbruck costs →
Living & commercial
No listings yet.
New listings from agents and private owners appear here automatically as they come in. You can already save the search and get notified.
Explore & more
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find flats and commercial space in Amras?
You can browse available homes and commercial spaces in Amras in the wohnwahn search, each honestly rated for location, climate, greenery and commute.