In the middle of Innsbruck's old town, the Hotel Goldener Adler, BW Signature Collection, Innsbruck, Austria, has welcomed travellers since 1390 as one of the oldest inns in Europe, with old-world charm and full modern comfort, free Wi-Fi, a restaurant serving regional and international dishes at the oldest restaurant of imperial-royal Innsbruck, and a cafe-bar open every day of the year. Step outside and the Golden Roof, the old palace and the court church are just paces away, with the congress centre and the shopping streets close by. The peaks of the Nordkette rise straight above the rooftops. Innsbruck is the capital of the Tyrol, a mountain city cradled by peaks on the River Inn. The late-Gothic Golden Roof glitters over the old town with its 2,600 gilded shingles, a cable railway climbs from the centre to high mountain trails in minutes, and the old palace and court church recall the city's grand past. Ski jumps and mountain huts lie within sight of the streets.