Castles
Castles are spread all over Tyrol, representing attractions that make even rainy days adventuresome in your holidays.
They tower into the deep blue sky and can be seen from afar - numerous castles and ancient mansions are spread all over North and East Tyrol, some of them can also be visited (pic: Ambras Castle close to Innsbruck).
Historical walls, defensive corridors, portrait galleries and castle chapels take you back in ancient times. From Landeck Castle to the Imperial Court of Innsbruck and Bruck Castle in East Tyrol - accompany us in our time journey.
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High above the entrance of the Kaunertal valley, there is Castel Berneck, often also called Bernegg. more
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Castel Freundsberg hosts the museum of the city of Schwaz and is a very popular place for weddings. more
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Castel Laudegg is located at the high-plateau of Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis and can be visited in summertime. more
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At Virgen in East Tyrol, there is one of the highest-located castle complexes of East Tyrol. more
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An adventure and family museum for all your senses expects you in the east of Reutte. more
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The fortress of Kufstein, the emblem of the city, is a popular excursion destination in North Tyrol. more
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The Imperial Court of Innsbruck is the former seat of the Counts of Tyrol. more
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Ambras Castle, located in Innsbruck, is closely linked to the personality of Archduke Ferdinand II. more
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Castel Anras is the museum of the Hochpustertal valley and includes the court museum. more
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Since 1943 Bruck Castle is the museum of the city of Lienz. more
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The emblem of the city of Landeck is located on a steep rock spur in the Oberinntal valley. more
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This castle, located high above the Inntal valley, is a real Renaissance gem. more
