Tyrol
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Innsbruck — Capital of the Alps
Innsbruck (130,000 inhabitants) is the only major city in the world directly overshadowed by a 2,300-meter-high mountai…
Kitzbühel & Hahnenkamm★★★
Kitzbühel (8,200 inhabitants) is perhaps the most famous ski resort in the world — and not just because of the legendar…
Stubai Valley — Glacier paradise on Innsbruck's doorstep★★
The Stubai Valley is Tyrol's most versatile alpine valley — only 30 minutes from Innsbruck and yet a completely differe…
Zillertal — Tyrol's most popular holiday paradise★★★
The Zillertal is Tyrol's most visited valley — and for good reason. Over 32 kilometers in length, it offers four ski ar…
St. Anton am Arlberg — Cradle of Alpine Skiing★★★
St. Anton am Arlberg (2,500 inhabitants) is nothing less than the cradle of alpine skiing . Here, Hannes Schneider foun…
Achensee — Tyrol's largest lake★★
The Achensee is Tyrol's largest and most beautiful lake — 9 km long, up to 1 km wide, up to 133 meters deep, and of an…
Hiking in Tyrol — Top 5 Routes
Tyrol has over 24,000 kilometers of marked hiking trails — more than any other Alpine region. From easy walks at Lake A…
Skiing in Tyrol — Top 5 Areas
Tyrol has over 80 ski areas with more than 3,000 kilometers of slopes — making it the densest ski region in the world.…
Tyrolean Cuisine — Hearty, Honest, Savory
The Tyrolean cuisine is Alpine cuisine in its purest form: hearty, filling, and perfect for hungry hikers and skiers. H…
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