Sightseeing
Innsbruck
 | Diversity and flavor. Multiple host for the Olympic Winter Games Innsbruck is the capital of Tyrol and - contrary to some expectations - it is not only an alpine ski village; it's a bustling city of over one hundred thousand inhabitant, and definitely wohrt to visit. The famous Goldenes Dachl (Golden Roof) is a late-gothic alcove balcony, with 2657 fire-gilded copper shingles, built around the year 1500 on behalf of emperor Maximilian I. Other fascinating sights: Olympia-Museum, Hofburg (imperial court), Hofkirche (church), Stadtturm (city tower), Landesmuseum Riesenrundgemälde, (a panorama painting of the Battle of Bergisel, over 1000 square meters in size), Alpenzoo, Triumphpforte (Triumphal Arch) and much more… more information |
Swarovski Kristallwelten
 | Swarovski Kristallwelten The fantastic theme park Swarovski Kristallwelten (Crystal Worlds) is located just east of Innsbruck. Discover the secret of the giant, and experience the magical production that draw new, incredible sensory impressions. more information |
Alpinarium Galtür
 | Alpinarium Galtür With the 2005 regional exhibition, the Alpinarium Galtür greeted its 150 000th visitor. The exhibit “Die Mauer – Leben am Berg” (The Wall – Life in the Mountains) has been extended because of its success. more information |
Aquadome
 | Aquadome Längenfeld The range of facilities offered by the thermal spa/water park leaves nothing to be desired: two inside pools (at 34° and 36°), a play pool, three outdoor pools in the form of suspended shells and underwater work-out equipment. The glass walls let you enjoy the view of the Ötztaler glaciers even on the coldest winter day. more information |
Landeck castle
 | Landeck castle The castle is located on a steep bank by the river Inn just south of the town of Landeck. Learn the history of the castle and fall under the spell of this mythical building. more information |
Motorcycle
 | Austria’s most beautiful roads for motor biking The famous Silvretta-High Alpine Road and the Timmelsjoch Mountain are just a stone’s throw away.... more information... |
