Tyrol Region

Tyrol's capital city has it all, from castles and a casino to winter sports, parks, historic churches, and plenty of museums.

Explore cultural traditions of centuries past in exhibits that range from everyday objects, to masks and costumes, to religious art.

Explore the historic heart of Innsbruck, from the beauty of the quintessential Gothic architecture and the sublime Alpine setting.

Dedicated to history and art from around the world, this excellent museum features artifacts and arwork from prehistory to today.

Hidden in this Gothic 16C church is the world famous Mausoleum of Emperor Maximilian, built at the height of Austrian decadence.

Take a boat-ride on Austria's largest lake, lined with towns and surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Austrian alps.

Travel this 19C trail to see the mist-enshrouded beauty of Austria's highest waterfall, dropping 380 m into the Krimmler Ache river.

Visit the Silver Chapel built by Ferdinand II, and admire the beauty of the silver Madonna from which the church gets its name.

The Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum houses a mix of celebrated Dutch and Flemish artwork from the Gothic era

Explore how Ferdinand II converted Ambras Castle into this sublime Renaissance Palace, adorned with rare medieval portraits.

A monument to Olympic ski-jumping competitions, this modern structure by maverick architect Zaha Hadid offers spectacular views.

Comprised by 125 peaks reaching up and beyond 2,000 m, this majestic mountain range is the largest in the Northern Calcareous Alps.

Climb the hidden stairs along the picturesque Wolfsklamm Gorge to visit this 12C complex, the oldest surviving monastery in Tyrol.

The Maria Theresien Strasse offers unparalleled views of Innbruck's Old Town and Nordkette's slopes in a unique Baroque setting.

Experience the natural beauty of Austria's indigenous creatures and admire spectacular panoramic views of Innsbruck.

Discover the jewel of Innsbruck and marvel at the Renaissance palace of Empress Maria Theresa with its beautiful Baroque facade.

Visit this exceptionally beautiful 18C house, adorned with Rococo facing and archetypal Austrian architecture.

This skiing area boasts breath-taking mountain views on all sides. Enjoy your view of the tops via cable car.

Experience the exhilarating alpine air, rushing down the twists and turns of the world's longest alpine coaster.

Hugging the shore of freshwater Lake Constance, this terraced city features landmarks from the 13C-16C.

Stroll amid architecture from centuries past as you navigate the upper and lower town center, home to several historic churches.

The VLM boasts an extensive collection of religious and spiritually-inspired art from Romanesque and Gothic eras to the present.

Inside this bulb-shaped Baroque tower, the chapel features exquisite 14C frescoes and live chamber music.

Ride a cable car up to this Alpine mountain and enjoy spectacular views, hiking trails, and abundant flora and fauna.

Experience the exhilarating alpine air, rushing down the twists and turns of the world's longest alpine coaster.

Located on the Swiss border, this town showcases well-preserved Medieval architecture, including the imposing Schattenburg Castle.

The world famous jewelers Swarovski take their name from the breathtaking "Crystal World," just 15 minutes outside of Innsbruck.

Enjoy a leisurely cable car ride up to the summit of this imposing mountain that towers above Innsbruck.

Comprised by 125 peaks reaching up and beyond 2,000 m, this majestic mountain range is the largest in the Northern Calcareous Alps.

A town frequented by the rich and famous, you'll be swept away by the breathtaking views and incredible shopping.

Indulge yourself when walking the streets of St. Anton, they're filled with luxury boutiques and delicious restaurants.

Ride a cable car up to this Alpine mountain and enjoy spectacular views, hiking trails, and abundant flora and fauna.

Experience the exhilarating alpine air, rushing down the twists and turns of the world's longest alpine coaster.

The world famous jewelers Swarovski take their name from the breathtaking "Crystal World," just 15 minutes outside of Innsbruck.

Enjoy a leisurely cable car ride up to the summit of this imposing mountain that towers above Innsbruck.

Comprised by 125 peaks reaching up and beyond 2,000 m, this majestic mountain range is the largest in the Northern Calcareous Alps.

This skiing area boasts breath-taking mountain views on all sides. Enjoy your view of the tops via cable car.