Innsbruck

For seven weeks in the winter of 1964, a hot dry wind blew across the slopes at Innsbruck, Austria, melting the snow ahead of the Winter Olympics.

Sgarbi met her at a posh health resort in Innsbruck in mid-2007 and pursued her to southern France.

Jellacic then set out for Innsbruck, accompanied by a large deputation of Croats and Serbs.

The Emperor and his court, who had sought refuge at Innsbruck, consented to return to Vienna.

Batthyany hastened to Innsbruck to turn this Slavic affront to the crown to account.

It is not a little owing to this distinguishing feature as well as to its beautiful environment that Innsbruck owes its charm.

The Innsbruck Club, by means of a snow plough, keeps a run about fifteen feet wide clear.