There are few quicker ways to relax than staying at a thermal spa. Saunas, steam rooms and outdoor swimming pools all provide the perfect backdrop for total relaxation. And if you are staying the whole weekend, don’t forget to check out the unique Moonlight Bathing session on Friday night.
Aaaaand action. The region around the small town of Imst is known for its incredible out-door activities. One of the highlights is the Area 47 outdoor adventure park with its legend-ary Water Area 47.
Mountain views, city vibe – Innsbruck is a city that is easy to fall in love with. Check out some of the cultural highlights in Tirol‘s regional capital and make the most of your stay, even if it is just a few hours.
Even a short holiday in the mountains can have long-term benefits for your physical and mental health. We recommend a weekend hiking in the Alps, which will leave you with a light heart and heavy legs.
The Via Claudia Augusta is an ancient Roman road where today visitors can ride their bikes 146 kilometres across Tirol.
Holidays on the farm are one of the most authentic ways to experience the true essence of Tirol. Visitors are invited to help out with all manner of tasks, from cleaning out the stables to feeding the pigs. And in between jobs there is plenty of time to enjoy the rich landscape.
Never been to one of Tirol’s Christmas markets? Then it’s high time you did so. These charming places are full of stands selling local produce, handicrafts and, of course, lots of delicious food and drink.
The Wilder Kaiser Mountains provide the setting for one of the most popular programmes on TV in Austria: Der Bergdoktor. The series, which has been running for decades, features a doctor working in the mountains of Tirol. Visitors can even take part in special guided tours to the most iconic filming locations in the region.
Tirol is home to hundreds of villages, with some of the most beautiful and peaceful to be found in the picturesque Lechtal Valley. The perfect place to get away from it all for a few days.
Campers are truly spoilt for choice in Tirol, which is home to many campsites in wonderful locations. One of our top tips is the campsite on the shores of Walchsee lake, where guests can hire an electric boat and explore the area.
If you are staying in or near a town, check out the 15 best sights in Tirol. These include the Swarovski Crystal Worlds, the Highline 179, Tratzberg Castle, The Museum of Tirolean Farmsteads and the Innsbruck Alpine Zoo.
Tirol is a great place for outdoor activities, wherever you are and whatever your preferred sport is. Some of the most popular activities include multi-day hikes staying overnight at huts in the mountains as well as the best routes for roadbike rides in Tirol.
Check out our list of the best spa hotels in the region. For families there are also special spa hotels for children.
It all depends on what kind of accommodation you are looking for, but whatever your personal preference we’ve got you covered. From luxurious chalets or spa hotels to cosy huts, holiday apartments and even holidays on the farm, there is something for everyone. A good place to start looking is our page listing all the different types of accommodation on offer in Tirol.
If you come in autumn then don’t forget to check out the culinary festivals in the region, where you will find a huge selection of local food. And if you are visiting in the run-up to Christmas, then a trip to the advent markets are a real must.
From traditional festivals to world-class sporting events, there is plenty going on in Tirol all throughout the year. Curious to know what will be happening during your stay in our region? Then click here to check out our event calendar for this month.
Tirol has an excellent public transport network. Many accommodation providers will give you a guestcard with which you can use the local buses and trains free of charge.
