Tourism. The Austrian Tyrol, to be discovered with the family

Stop in Innsbruck …

The regional capital looks like an imperial mountain city! Stroll through the lively streets of its old town and Maria-Theresien Straße to shop for one-of-a-kind pieces and photograph historic facades, including those of the Golden Roof and the Hofburg Palace

Also stop at the Tirol Panorama museum then at the Bergisel ski jump, before taking the Nordkette cable car to immerse yourself in the regenerating high-altitude nature.

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Stop joining …

Gateway to the Zillertal, this innovative city has turned to the eco-responsible wood market. To find out more, do not hesitate to follow its numerous cycling and educational routes.

Climb aboard the Spieljochbahn cable car too: at high altitude, amusement parks, tree climbing and old mines will not fail to whet the curiosity of young and old.

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Stroll through Neustift …

Below the Stubaier Gletscher glacier, this village stretches out in majestic mountainous landscapes crisscrossed by unspoiled trails …

The less adventurous will bask in the Jochdohle refuge, the more courageous will leave for a few days of assiduous walking along the Stubaier Höhenweg.

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Walk to Mayrhofen …

This is one of the most famous valleys in the Austrian Tyrol! From the locality, almost 200 km of hiking trails and 18 mountain bike circuits invite you to cross magnificent pastures and taste delicious mountain cheeses.

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Swimming in Längenfeld …

The only spa in Tyrol is located in the heart of the Ötztal. Both indoors and outdoors, the sulphurous water pools relieve the muscular pains of amateur or expert athletes between two via ferratas.

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And many other holidays …

In Seefeld, budding or experienced golfers will necessarily find a suitable green. In the vicinity of Pertisau, tourists love to cool off at Lake Achensee and explore the contrasting reliefs of the Karwendel massif. And you, when will you leave?

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