It is not so surprising that many people choose Tyrol for a holiday because the Kitzbuhler Alps and Zillertal Alps have everything to offer for an unforgettable holiday. Those who go on holiday to Tyrol are immediately enchanted by the impressive mountains. The diverse recreational opportunities and the hospitable population ensure a relaxing holiday. Tyrol is an Alpine refuge known for its traditional towns, historical sites, and, most notably, world-class ski resorts. A backdrop of snow-capped mountains and beautiful green patchwork fields is home to Heidi type lodges, cowbells, and fairy tale castles. For the traveller who wants to have an active holiday – Tyrol is the place for you. Hiking, cycling, mountain biking and climbing is all possible in the region. Don’t forget to check out the St. Anton. It’s the perfect skiing and snowboarding area.
Rather spend a summer in Tyrol? The Tyrolean regions offer a special range of sports and nature experiences. From beautiful hikes to mountain peaks and mountain bike rides across meadows to a relaxing day at a swimming lake: a summer holiday in Tyrol is the place to make beautiful summer memories. Have you ever heard of summer tobogganing? It’s basically experiencing your childhood sledding times all over again. There are 9 different alpine coaster routes in Tyrol. Take the chair lift up the mountain (it takes about 10 minutes) and take a sled down the beautiful valley. Keep in mind, you are in control of which the sled goes at. Therefore, it doesn’t go fast if you don’t want it to. And – it’s a perfect activity for the kids.
Tyrol is home to the Highline 179, the world’s longest pedestrian rope bridge. This Tibet-style suspension bridge crosses the highway and is located between Ehrenburg castle and Fort Claudia, which you can also visit. Additionally, knight games are organized annually and there is plenty to do for all ages.
In short, be sure to visit Austria’s third-largest province to soak in what many believe to be the country’s best alpine beauty, a typical mix of craggy peaks, gleaming glaciers, lush valleys, and rushing rivers.