The unmissable Krimmler Wasserfälle are the largest and most spectacular in the entire Alps. Water from a hundred and ten square kilometre catchment area drops...

The winding Gerlos Alpenstrasse, which connects the Salzburger Pinzgau and the Tiroler Zillertal, is open all year round and is the route to the famous...

The Felberturmmuseum, which opened in 1969, is based around a 12th century tower and is dedicated to local history, in particular rural handicrafts, popular culture...

The views of the Kitzbühel Alps, Alpbachtal valley, Zillertal valley, and the Rofan mountains from the top of this six seater gondola are astounding. Taking...

Hohe Tauern National Park, the biggest national park in central Europe, covers an area of 1800 square kilometres encompassing a huge variety of individual attractions....

The Swarovski Kristallwelten was created in 1995 to mark the centenary of the foundation of the Swarovski factory. The park and museum were designed by...

The Museum Alpine Naturschau is high up on the Grossglockner Pass at an altitude of about 2300 Metres. Inside you will find a museum devoted...

Just off the Grossglockner Pass before Mautstelle you will find the delightful 15 hectare Wild und Freizeitpark Ferleiten, where you can observe more than 200...

The Grossglockner Hochalpenstrasse is one of Europe’s highest and most scenic roads. The 48km route, which follows an ancient trade route linking Northern Italy and...

Alpengarten Patscherkofel is the highest botanic garden in Europe, situated at around 2,000 metres above sea level. Managed by the University of Innsbruck the garden...

The Freizeitzentrum, Zell am See’s leisure centre, is an oasis for body, spirit and soul. Here you will find lots of healthy activities under one...

The Pasterze, approximately 9km in length, is the longest glacier in Austria and in the Eastern Alps. It lies in the valley below the Grossglockner,...

High above Innsbruck and seen from miles around this is one of the most important sights of the capital of Tirol. Founded by Archduke Ferdinand...

The Besucherzentrum Kaiser-Franz-Josefs-Höhe is a 1000 m² exhibition showing everything of interest about Autria’s highest mountain. The visitor’s centre is on a number of floors,...

Sited on a historic battlefield, the first ski-jumping competition held here was in 1927. Reconstructed several times, the Bergisel jumping stadium is one of the...

Having hosted events at two Winter Olympic Games held in Innsbruck, in 1964 and 1976, the Olympic Hall has been renovated and extended to become...

Completed in 2000 and replacing the original Tivoli stadium, Tivoli Neu has been designed as a multi-use stadium. Used mostly for football it is the...

Derived from the Latin name for mountain, burgusinus, the Bergisel stands to the south of Innsbruck at 746 metres high, where the Sill river meets...

The Kaiserjäger Museum is dedicated to the soldiers of the Tirol who died in action between 1796 and 1945, with a Memorial chapel housing a...

This is one of the most impressive houses of worship in the region. A church was first erected here in the 13th century but, due...