Innsbruck
The Alpine metropolis is the provincial capital of Tyrol and a historical and cultural centre stretching back 800 years. Pay a visit to the delightful works of art in the imperial residences, churches and museums. The true Innsbruck landmark, the Golden Roof is situated in the pedestrian area of the old town, as well as the city tower, the Helblinghaus, the Ottoburg, St. Jakobs Cathedral, the imperial Hofburg and the Hofkirche church. | Alpine zoo
Presenting more than 2000 animals of over 150 species, the highest located zoo in Europe gives visitors a first glance at the Alpine animal world. The zoo is open all year round. | Hall
The historical old town of Hall in Tirol dates back to the 12th and 13th centuries and is a popular excursion and shopping centre. Especially worth a visit are the coin tower ( stamp your coins ), the Burg Hasegg castle, the town hall, the heritage museum and the mining museum. |
Schwaz Silver Mining Works
Find out, how over 11,000 workers grafted together silver and copper over 500 years ago. In the 15th and 16th centuries, Schwaz was the largest silver mining metropolis in the world. The mining works are open all year round. | Swarovski Crystal World in Wattens
A unique work of art, created by Andre Heller, in which amusement and awe are combined into one. Let the crystal planets enchant you, as well as the crystal dome, the crystal theatre, crystal meditation and the ice passage. | Tyrolean Agricultural Museum in Kramsach
Casting a glance into the agricultural way of life on Tyrols’ farms before the age of industrialisation. | Bregenz and Lake Constance
Bregenz and Lake Constance are worth a visit, no matter what time of the year. Stroll down the beach promenade, or alternatively take a boat ride to Lindau, take a tour around the town of Bregenz or why not experience the Bregenz Festival plays. | Krimml waterfalls
With a combined height of 380 metres, the Krimml Falls belong to the most beautiful and highest waterfalls in Europe. | Ötzidorf
Since the discovery of the ice man – named Ötzi – in 1991, the Ötztal valley has gained another cultural sensation. In this archaeological open-air park, you can get a glimpse of the life, living and trade in the young stone age (Ötzi age). |
Achensee lake
Tyrols largest lake lies between the Rofan and Karwendel mountains, also Tyrols largest Natural Protection area. Hikers and water sports fans willl meet their match here. A journey with the traditional cog-wheel railway and a boat ride across the turquoise-blue Achensee are both experiences in themselves. | Oberammergau
Site of the world-famous Passion Play in Bavaria. |
 Bavarian Royal Castles
Neuschwanstein, Hohenschwangau and Linderhof, the three castles of King Ludwig II of Bavaria are world-famous sites. Visit the magnificent buildings and experience true royal flair. | Mainau
A colourful sea of flowers in bloom await all visitor on the island of Mainau from spring to autumn. Visit the orchid show in the Palm House, the summer rose buds and the dahlia show in autumn. Cultural highlights such as classic open-air concerts attract visitors all year round. | Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Surrounded by the Zugspitz massif, towering at almost 3,000 metres, the centre of Garmisch-Partenkirchen is situated in the heart of the Bavarian Alps. | Chiemsee lake
This lake is not only a popular base for sailors and surfers, but also for bathers, who take advantage of the lakes’ superb water quality. The former monastery of Herrenchiemsee is located on the large island of the same name in the middle of the lake. | Munich
Several sites make this Bavarian metropolis a popular excursion city. Experience the Marienplatz square, the Botanical Gardens and the various museums and churches, such as the famous Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady). |
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