The municipality of Wiesing lies in the Inntal Valley, near Lake Achensee, at the point where the Zillertal Valley branches off to the south.

Despite ist name, Wildermieming is anything but wild. Instead, visitors to this quiet village will find lush meadows and green forests as far as the eye can see.

Wildschönau lies in a beautiful high alpine valley and comprises four church villages home to around 260 mountain farmsteads.

With a population of 13,000, Wörgl is one of the largest municipalities in Tirol and lies at the point where the Inntal Valley widens and the Brixentaler Ache river flows into the larger Inn river.

Zams is a village near Landeck in the Upper Inntal Valley located between the mountains of the Venet massif and the imposing 2,811 m high Rauher Kopf peak.

Strong men and strong beer: Zell am Ziller in the heart of the Zillertal Valley is famous well beyond the borders of Tirol because of its annual Gauder Fest, a popular spring celebration for which the…

Situated at the end of the Zillertal Valley, opposite the entrance to the Gerlostal Valley, Zellberg is a small mountainside village at the foot of the Zillertal Arena ski area.

Located 10km west of Innsbruck, Zirl is a municipality with almost 8,000 residents and often referred to as a "suburb" of the nearby regional capital.

Zöblen is the smallest village in the Tannheimer Tal Valley and has a rich history. It is popular with hikers, mountain bikers and skiers in search of beautiful landscapes and perfect conditions.