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Absam is a pilgrimage site along the famous Way of St. James. more
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The holiday resort of Aldrans is located on a sunny terrace above Innsbruck. more
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Ampass is located close to the alpine city of Innsbruck on the southern Inn riverbank. more
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The village of Axams with its 5,500 inhabitants is located in the western low mountain range. more
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Baumkirchen is located at 593 m asl at the so-called Gnadenwald terrace. more
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Birgitz is located at the foot of the so-called Kalkkögel with the 2,404 m high Saile mountain (Nockspitze). more
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Ellbögen is located 12 km in the south of Innsbruck on the east side of the Wipptal valley. more
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The holiday resort Flaurling is located in the Inntal valley between Telfs and Zirl. more
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Fritzens is located at 591 m asl and is name-giving for the pre-Romanesque period “Fritzens-Sanzeno culture”. more
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Gnadenwald is located only a stone’s throw from Innsbruck at the foot of the Bettelwurf massif. more
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The municipality of Götzens is located about 7 km in the south of Innsbruck. more
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The holiday resort of Gries is located in the middle of the Sellraintal valley, a side valley of the Inntal valley. more
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The idyllic holiday resort Grinzens is located at the entrance of the Sellraintal valley. more
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The historic district of Hall in Tirol is the largest preserved historic district of North Tyrol. more
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The calm holiday resort of Hatting is located along the famous Way of St. James. more
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This holiday village is located on a sunny plateau only 5 km from Innsbruck. more
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Innsbruck has got many names: Olympic City, Alpine City, City of Culture. more
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The Rangger Köpfl and the Zirler Berg mountains characterise Inzing. more
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Kematen in Tirol, located about 10 km from Innsbruck, represents the border between the Oberinntal and… more
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Due to its position at 2,000 m asl, Kühtai is highly recommendable for persons suffering from allergies and asthma. more
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The village of Lans with its 1,000 inhabitants is above all famous for its Lake Lans. more
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This village of about 2,000 souls is located right in the heart of the North Tyrolean Alps. more
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Mieming is located on the Mieminger plateau at the foot of the homonymous mountain chain. more
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The holiday resort of Mils is located in idyllic position at the foot of the Karwendel mountain chain. more
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Buchen and Mösern, which is famous for its freedom bell, are two component localities of the market town Telfs. more
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Mötz is the starting point of a road taking to the plateau of Mieming. more
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Beside Natters, also Mutters is located at the entrance of the beautiful Stubaital valley. more
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Natters with its main attraction, Lake Natters, is located at the entrance of the Stubaital and Wipptal valleys. more
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Oberhofen im Inntal is located, as the name of the village reveals, on the southern side of the Inntal valley. more
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Oberperfuss is located about 15 km in the west of Innsbruck at the entrance of the Sellraintal valley. more
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Obsteig, the most western municipality of the Mieminger plateau, is composed of scattered villages and hamlets. more
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The municipality of Patsch is located in the south of Innsbruck at the foot of the 2,246 m high Patscherkofel mountain. more
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At Pettnau there is one of the most ancient taverns of Tyrol, the Mellaunerhof farm. more
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Pfaffenhofen extends from the centre up to the 2,797 m high Hocheder mountain, the highest elevation of the… more
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Polling in Tirol is located about 20 km in the west of Innsbruck in the beautiful Inntal valley. more
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The holiday resort of Ranggen is located at the foot of the Rangger Köpfl mountain, a well-liked hiking and… more
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The holiday resort of Reith is located at the foot of the Reither Spitze (2,374 m) at the southern edge of the… more
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Rietz with its three churches is a popular holiday resort that is committed to soft tourism. more
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The holiday resort of Rinn and the former pilgrimage site Judenstein are located in the east of Innsbruck. more
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The market town Rum with its almost 9,000 inhabitants is located in the east of Innsbruck. more
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St. Sigmund im Sellrain, the highest located village in the Sellraintal valley, is located at 1,500 m asl. more
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Scharnitz in the Olympic region Seefeld is considered to be the gate to the Karwendel nature reserve. more
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The name Seefeld in Tirol stands for an important winter resort. more
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Sellrain is the chief city of the homonymous valley. more
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Kühtai, the highest located winter sports resorts of Austria, belongs to the municipality of Silz. more
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Sistrans is located in idyllic position at a low mountain range terrace, only 8 km from Innsbruck. more
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Stams is above all known for its monastery “Stift Stams”. more
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Telfs is located at the foot of the 2,662 m high Hohe Munde, a mountain that belongs to the Mieminger mountain chain. more
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The rural village of Thaur in the Tiroler Unterland area is famous for its customs and traditions. more
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Tulfes is located at the foot of the 2,677 m high Glungezer mountain. more
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Unterperfuss, one of the smallest municipalities of Tyrol, offers several horse riding stables. more
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Volders with its church of St. Karl is located 15 km in the east of Innsbruck. more
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The market town of Völs with its famous “Völser Badl” swimming pool is located in the west of Innsbruck. more
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The well-known Lizumer Hütte mountain hut (2,019 m asl) belongs to the municipal territory of Wattenberg. more
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The head office of the crystal company Swarovski can be found in Wattens in North Tyrol. more
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Wildermieming has become famous due to a German TV series. more
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The market town of Zirl, located only 10 km from Innsbruck, boasts a popular climbing area, the so-called Martinswand. more
