Gasthaus Jakober Alpbach

Also known as Gasthaus Jakober

A traditional Tyrolean Gasthof in Austria's prettiest village, serving regional dishes built around local ingredients: Tiroler Groestl, Kaspressknodel, Schlutzkrapfen, and game from the surrounding mountains. Alpbach's strict architectural code means every building is wood-clad and flower-boxed, and Jakober fits right in.

Gasthaus Jakober in Alpbach is a traditional Tyrolean Gasthof in the village sometimes called the most beautiful in Austria, where a strict architectural code has kept every building wood-clad and flower-boxed since the 1950s. The kitchen does Tiroler Groestl, Kaspressknodel, Schlutzkrapfen, and seasonal game. The bar mixes farmers and European Forum Alpbach conference attendees, which is a social combination specific to this particular village. Open for lunch and dinner. In Alpbach village, reachable by bus from Brixlegg on the Innsbruck to Salzburg rail line.