Discover the best attractions and experiences Tyrolean Alps has to offer
Explore the enduring symbols of Tyrolean history set against alpine backdrops. From royal palaces to iconic rooftops, these sites reveal the region's storied past.
A 15th-century rooftop balcony in Innsbruck's Old Town, emblematic of Tyrolean history.
Renaissance castle overlooking Innsbruck with notable armory and portrait collections.
Gothic church guarding Emperor Maximilian I's tomb and ornate monuments.
Delve into Tyrol's art, science, and history through engaging exhibitions and interactive displays.
Covers Tyrolean art, archaeology, and natural history with rich permanent displays.
Hands-on science museum exploring perception and sound.
Museum focused on the Golden Roof and regional history in Innsbruck.
Religious architecture and sacred spaces that dominate alpine towns and valleys.
Gothic-era cathedral with a commanding city presence and serene interiors.
Baroque basilica and monastery complex near Innsbruck.
Historical Baroque church representing the Jesuit influence in the city.
Protected alpine landscapes and nature reserves showcasing Tyrol's wild side.
Among Austria's largest nature parks, with rugged peaks and tranquil valleys.
Spectacular alpine scenery and extensive network of trails in the Zillertal Alps.
Scenic nature park in the Kitzbühel area with lakes and forest trails.
Quaint districts and mountain villages that give a sense of local life in Tyrol.
Historic heart with medieval lanes, frescoed houses, and the Golden Roof.
Picturesque mountain village just above Innsbruck with alpine charm.
Popular highland resort town known for cross-country trails and alpine vibes.
Enjoy the alpine scenery and culture without spending a euro.
Stroll among historic buildings and the iconic Golden Roof.
Take in panoramic views of Innsbruck and surrounding peaks.
Relaxing strolls along the Inn river and through city greens.
Taste hearty Tyrolean fare and classic alpine desserts.
Flavourful fry-up of potatoes, meat, and onions typical of the region.
Creamy cheese noodles topped with crispy onions—comfort food at its best.
Savory cheese-filled sausage often enjoyed with mustard and bread.
A warm apple pastry dusted with sugar, perfect with vanilla sauce.
Evenings in Tyrolean towns can be lively with bars and venues.
Bustling street filled with bars, live music and evening strolls.
Glitzy venue offering gaming and occasional live events.
Iconic cafe for evening aperitifs and refined ambiance.
Theaters and family-friendly experiences in alpine towns.
Regional theatre offering plays and performances.
Multimedia art installations and immersive exhibits in Wattens.
Seasonal performances and open-air events in alpine settings.
World-class alpine sports adventures in the Tyrolean Alps.
Iconic ski area with legendary runs and wide slopes.
Picturesque resort with famous runs and historic charm.
High-altitude skiing on Tirol's largest glacier.
Venture beyond the obvious with scenic hikes and hidden paths.
Panoramic high-altitude pine path above Innsbruck.
Stretching hiking routes showcasing Tyrolean valleys and peaks.
Rugged routes through Karwendel's dramatic scenery.