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No kangaroos in Austria?!? Anyone who has this slogan printed on their shirt is not quite right, as some of the marsupials also live in Tyrol - in a flat-sharing community with animals that you would expect to find in the Alps: deer, stags, ibexes and stray domestic and farm animal breeds. And because it works so well, they are also joined by llamas, alpacas, yaks and even some monkeys. Of course, you can also visit the Big5 of the Alps in zoos in this country: ibexes, chamois, marmots, golden eagles and bearded vultures are at home in Innsbruck's Alpine Zoo, for example.

In the region around Schwaz, children and parents can experience nature, culture and history all in one holiday. There are also playgrounds, a children's programme and lots of other excursion destinations!

Parents and their children can spend relaxing holidays while climbing, hiking or in the play and adventure worlds of the family mountains and experience a lot at the same time.

It doesn't matter whether you're Tyrolean and don't live in your home country. Or have recently spent a wonderful holiday here. This burning longing for this small country in the mountains can affect anyone! Sometimes it comes very gradually and gets worse and worse. Or it's always been there and you just didn't realise it. Don't think so? Then test yourself! Here are 15 signs that the longing for Tyrol has definitely got you.

Sure, we love our mountains. But sometimes it’s nice to take things easy and stay down in the valley. That’s why we have put together a list of the best bike valley rides suitable for families, e-bike riders and all those who prefer gentle two-wheeled adventures.