Reviewed Sep 2026Decriminalized

Cannabis in Innsbruck

Tyrol has one shop on the MVG hemp list, Canatur in Innsbruck. A checklist for spotting licensed flower sellers and the limits that come with the licence.

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The rules

Key rules in Austria

Plain-language summary. The regulator is Bundesministerium für Soziales, Gesundheit, Pflege und Konsumentenschutz.

Possession
Criminal offense above 0.3% THC (§27 SMG): up to 1 year, 6 months for personal use; personal cases are usually diverted with 1–2 years' probation (§35 SMG).
Home grow
Growing cannabis to obtain narcotics is punishable (§27(1) No. 2 SMG); seeds and cuttings are legal to buy.
Sales
Selling THC cannabis is illegal; commercial dealing up to 3 years (§27(3) SMG).
CBD flowers
Legal up to 0.3% THC; tobacco-monopoly goods sold by Trafiken and, until 31 Dec 2028, MVG-licensed hemp shops. No online sales.
CBD oils and food
Unauthorized novel food; may not be sold as food or supplements (AGES).
Medical
Dronabinol, approved extract medicines (e.g. Sativex) and Epidyolex on prescription; no cannabis flower (§14 Narcotics Ordinance).
Public use
Handing over or selling in public places or transport carries up to 2 years (§27(2a) SMG).
Driving
No legal THC limit; €800–3,700 fine and at least one month's licence withdrawal, three months after an accident (ÖAMTC).

Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law. Last reviewed Sep 2026.

How it works

How cannabis is sold in Innsbruck

According to the profile Verdex holds, Canatur at Templstraße 5 is the only shop in Tyrol on the MVG hemp licence list, and that makes unlicensed ones easy to spot.

Look the name up. The MVG publishes a list of licensed hemp shops, last read here as of 18 June 2026; a flower seller in Tyrol who is not on it and is not a tobacconist has no lawful footing.
Ask when it opened. Only shops that were run as hemp specialists on 10 January 2025 could apply, so a shop that opened afterwards cannot hold the licence.
Do not expect discounts. Retail prices are set by the approved wholesaler and the shop's margin is regulated by law, so a price far below the tobacconist's is a warning sign.
Check the strength. The licence covers hemp flower holding up to 0.3 percent THC, from the approved catalogue.

How long does the licence run?

Until 31 December 2028, when the tobacco monopoly's tobacconist channel becomes the only route. Applications opened on 12 January 2026 and the monopoly amendment took effect on 1 April 2026, according to the MVG.

And stronger cannabis?

Still illegal. Section 27 of the Suchtmittelgesetz punishes possession even of small amounts, while section 35 lets prosecutors divert personal-use cases without a trial. See the Austria page for the national rules.