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Tea shops inInnsbruck.

Innsbruck's tea fits in a ten-minute walk through the centre. A specialist shop with more than 400 teas has traded on Kiebachgasse in the Altstadt since 1999 and pours in its own garden; a Tyrolean tea-and-spice house born in Schwaz keeps its second counter on Maximilianstraße; and at the entrance to the old town, a franchise store of the organic Sonnentor brand covers the everyday shelf of loose teas and herbs. All three also sell online, and most loose tea is sold by the 50 or 100 g.

Illustrative photograph of a teapot and cups on a tea table; not the shop pictured.
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    01Loose-leaf specialist

    House of Tea & Coffee

    Altstadt (Kiebachgasse, near the Ottoburg)

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    House of Tea & Coffee

    Kiebachgasse 2, 6020 Innsbruck

    The Altstadt specialist since 1999: more than 400 teas sold from 50 g, a rarities shelf and a garden where the tea is poured.

    In storeShips onlineSince 1999

    Mon–Thu 9:00–13:00 & 14:00–18:00 · Fri 9:00–18:00 · Sat 9:00–17:00

    Read the full shop note

    The specialist shop of the Altstadt, at Kiebachgasse 2 near the Ottoburg: opened in 1999 as a branch of Plangger Delikatessen and enlarged in 2018, with more than 400 teas, some twenty coffees, a rarities shelf (flight tea, shincha, tea bricks, pu-erh) and a garden where tea, coffee and matcha latte are served. Loose tea is sold from 50 g: a Darjeeling Royal Garden first flush at 7,30 € the 50 g, a Tie Kuan Yin at 7 € the 100 g, China Sencha Bio 9,80 €, Genmaicha 9,30 €, a Formosa Tung Ting jade oolong 14,10 € and an Assam Halmari estate tea at 15,90 € the 50 g. Orders ship within 24 hours to Austria and Germany, free from 39 €.

    What to bring home

    Website: tee-kaffee-shop.com
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    02Loose-leaf specialist

    teein – Tee und Gewürze

    Innenstadt (Maximilianstraße)

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    teein – Tee und Gewürze

    Maximilianstraße 2a, 6020 Innsbruck

    A Tyrolean tea-and-spice house from Schwaz with a second counter on Maximilianstraße: 130 teas in 100 g packs and fifty spice blends.

    In storeShips onlineSince 2009

    Sep–Apr: Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00 (Sat in Oct–Nov 10:00–13:00, in Dec 10:00–17:00); closed on public holidays — summer hours not published

    Read the full shop note

    A Tyrolean tea, coffee and spice house that started in 2009 in the old town of Schwaz and added this Innsbruck shop at Maximilianstraße 2a in 2015. Around 130 teas, most in 100 g packs with the net weight printed on the page: Darjeeling Margaret's Hope second flush and a Tie Kuan Yin Bio at 11 €, English Breakfast Bio and a Gunpowder Bio at 7 €, a Taiwan Dong Ding at 19 €, a Pai Mu Tan Bio at 16 € and a Japanese Sencha Kura from 11 € the 50 g, next to some fifty house spice blends in 40 g tins. Online orders ship only within Austria, or can be picked up in Innsbruck or Schwaz.

    What to bring home

    Website: shop-teein.at
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    03Loose-leaf specialist

    SONNENTOR Innsbruck

    Innenstadt (Museumstraße, at the entrance to the Altstadt)

    7 prices listed

    SONNENTOR Innsbruck

    Museumstraße 1, 6020 Innsbruck

    The organic everyday shelf at the entrance to the Altstadt: a franchise store of Austria's Sonnentor brand, with loose teas and herbs in 40–100 g bags.

    In storeShips onlineSince 2016

    Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00 · Sat 9:30–17:00

    Read the full shop note

    Not a tea house but the organic everyday shelf, at Museumstraße 1 where the Altstadt begins: a franchise store of the Sonnentor brand from the Waldviertel, opened in July 2016 by Andréia Feldkircher, with the brand's loose teas and herbs in 40–100 g bags. Sencha at 4,89 € the 70 g, a Chinese Gunpowder and a Darjeeling at 4,99–5,99 € the 100 g, Earl Grey 5,49 € the 90 g, a Pai Mu Tan white at 5,49 € the 40 g, loose chamomile 4,69 € the 50 g and rooibos 4,69 € the 100 g. The same range ships from the brand's online shop.

    What to bring home

    Website: sonnentor.com

Prices keep each product’s listed currency and pack size. Check current prices and hours with the shop.

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A little local knowledge

Before you head out.

Currency, grams & tea bags

Each price keeps its original pack size. A box of bags and a pouch of loose leaf aren’t a like-for-like comparison.

Check the right location

Hours and visiting conditions can differ between branches. Use the address and details for the location you plan to visit.

Pickup and appointments

Some sellers operate pickup offices or showrooms. Read the shop note and check its visiting conditions before setting out.

A guide with a point of view

Tea specialists lead the discovery. Other retailers keep their own category, for familiar blends and everyday essentials.

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