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Tyrol's provincial capital lies directly at the Inn, surrounded by a breathtakingly beautiful mountain backdrop. Innsbruck offers the unique opportunity to spend the duration of your holiday in one of Europe's loveliest cities and yet still be almost "in the middle of the ski area" at the same time - an ideal holiday destination for all those who want to combine their skiing holiday with a little culture! As site of the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympics und 1976 and with a total of 285 km, the Olympia SkiWorld enjoys a first class international reputation. Next to the numerous sights in Innsbruck itself, the region also has a lot to offer. The pilgrimage church St. Peter and St. Paul in Götzens is a special feature with its architecture and acoustics. An alternative day-trip destination is the Ambras Castle, which lies above Innsbruck and is considered one of the most well-known sights in the provincial capital. Thaur - winter fun near the big city!
This original Tyrolean village (633 m) is surrounded by forests at the foot of the northern chain. The idyllic resort, where tradition is upheld, is not only home to Thaurer nativity carvers, but is also known as Tyrol's largest vegetable garden. In particular through its cultural offerings, the cosy village sets itself apart from the usual winter sports resorts. After a strenuous day on the piste, various restaurants and coffee houses invite you to relax and unwind.
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