Places to Go

From mountaineering villages to mountain-biking regions to wintersports resorts, from accommodation for single travellers to hotels for families and groups – Tirol's villages, towns and regions cater for guests of all ages and interests.

Outdoor adventures, city breaks, cultural highlights, quiet moments – there is so much on offer in Tirol. Located in the heart of the Alps, the region's many towns and villages each have their own charm and personality. While those in the east are characterised by gently rolling hills, the landscape becomes more rugged the further you head west. Popular summer activities include hiking, mountain biking and rock climbing, while in winter you will find a vast array of wintersports resorts with pistes for everyone from novices to experts. Keen to find out more? Come and visit us to find out what makes holidays in Tirol such an unforgettable experience.

Outdoor adventures, city breaks, cultural highlights, quiet moments – there is so much on offer in Tirol. Located in the heart of the Alps, the…

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The medieval oldtown of Hall in Tirol, © TVB Wattens

Historic Towns

Kufstein, © Tirol Werbung / George Marshall

Regions in Tirol

Achensee Region

Mountains with a touch of maritime flair. No matter what the season, the holiday region around Tirol's largest lake offers a wide range of attractions and activities for all the family.

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East Tirol

From Austria’s highest mountain, the mighty Großglockner, to palm trees growing on the sunny town square in Lienz, the region's largest town, there are few places which offer such a diverse landscape…

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Imst Region

From centuries-old carnival celebrations to outdoor attractions and activities, this holiday region around the small town of Imst at the foot of the Lechtal Alps offers much for visitors to see and…

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Innsbruck in winter, © TVB Innsbruck/Christoph Lackner

Innsbruck Region

Skiing by day, opera by night! Innsbruck and its surrounding region combines alpine nature and urban living like few other places.

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Kaiserwinkl Region

Rolling hills with a rocky crown – this wide valley between the Kaiser Mountains to the south and the foothills of the Chiemgau Alps to the north is home to the Kaiserwinkl Region.

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Kitzbühel Alps

Snowsure conditions and family-friendly attractions are just two of the reasons why the Kitzbühel Alps are a popular holiday destination among visitors from throughout Austria and beyond.

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Lechtal Valley

Holidays in one of Europe’s last wild river landscapes! With its wide bed and large banks formed of sand and gravel, the mighty Lech is a constant companion during holidays in the Lechtal region.

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Nauders - Tiroler Oberland - Kaunertal Region

Spectacular mountain landscapes where Austria, Italy and Switzerland meet: the Kaunertal region lies between the Reschen Pass, the Kaunertaler Glacier and the small village of Prutz in the Inntal…

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Paznaun - Ischgl Region

Situated in the westernmost corner of Tirol, the Paznauntal Valley is a 40-kilometre-long alpine valley with steep sides and the internationally renowned ski resort Ischgl.

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TirolWest Region

Where the schnapps flows and medieval castles keep watch! The TirolWest Region and its cultural hub of Landeck are the ideal place for many activities and excursions.

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Zillertal Valley

From sweet-smelling cornfields to a ski resort open 365 days a year – the wide Zillertal Valley leads gently uphill from the small town of Mayrhofen to the high mountain village of Hintertux.

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