High in the Pustertal Valley lies the small village of Abfaltersbach. With ist 650 inhabitants, it is the second smallest municipality in East Tirol after Untertilliach.

Absam is a place of pilgrimage and one of the most attractive villages near Innsbruck. The municipality is home to around 6,800 inhabitants and lies on the edge of the Karwendel Mountains at 632m…

Modern yet traditional, the village of Achenkirch is located at the northern end of Lake Achensee, between the Karwendel and Rofan Mountains.

Ainet is a municipality in East Tirol with a little over 900 inhabitants. It is located 7 kilometres from Lienz, the largest town in the region.

Together with neighbouring Sistrans and Ampass, the lively village of Aldrans is perched on a sunny plateau just three kilometres south of the regional capital Innsbruck.

Alpbach has some of the strictest building regulations in Tirol in order to preserve its beautiful traditional appearance. It also hosts the internationally renowned European Forum Alpbach.

With more than 2,000 hours of sunshine a year, the village of Amlach near Lienz is a popular destination among visitors to East Tirol.

Ampass is located just eight kilometres south of Innsbruck at an altitude of 651m. Together with Aldrans and Sistrans it lies on a sunny plateau overlooking the regional capital.

The Kitzbühel Alps are one of the most popular holiday regions in Tirol. The village of Angath with around 1,000 inhabitants lies at its heart, surrounded by lush green meadows.