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.

Nestling between between the foothills of the Kitzbühel Alps and the eastern slopes of the Rofan Mountains, the Alpbachtal Region offers visitors everything from sheer craggy peaks to lush rolling…

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…

Welcome to the valley of sunny villages and tangy cheeses! Flanked by the Kitzbühel Alps to the east and the Tux Alps to the west, the pretty Zillertal Valley branches off the Inntal Valley to the…

A medieval town centre and a glistening crystal world – strolling through the historic centre of Hall in Tirol is like taking a journey back in time, while no visit to the Hall-Wattens region would be…

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…

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

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.

From the craggy summits of the Karwendel Alps via the Lower Inntal Valley between Kolsass and Jenbach as far as the lush foothills of the Tux Alps, the Karwendel Silver Region is home to a diverse…