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…

Home to North Tirol's highest mountain, the largest glacier ski resort in the Eastern Alps, the tallest waterfall in Tirol and the highest inhabited church village in Tirol, the Ötztal Valley is…

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.

Holidays at the foot of North Tirol’s highest mountain: the Pitztal Valley runs for almost 40km before ending on the slopes of the majestic Wildspitze, at 3,768m the higest mountain in North Tirol.

A winter wonderland for cross-country skiing enthusiasts, the Seefeld plateau and its many pretty villages offer perfect snow conditions and plenty of sunshine. The region hosted the FIS Nordic World…

With its sweeping lakes, towering mountains and rushing Lech river, the Reutte Nature Park Region bordering Bavaria is the gateway to the mountains of Tirol.

Ancient customs, hours of sunshine and a warm welcome for families – that is precisely what visitors can look forward to in the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis region, without a doubt one of the most…

Famous ski resort and idyllic mountain village: St. Anton am Arlberg and the holiday region which bears its name draw many visitors from around the world.

Running in a southerly direction from the gates of Innsbruck to the main alpine ridge, the Stubai Valley culminates in some of the most spectacular glaciers anywhere in Tirol.