Tirol in Summer
Holidays in the mountains
Tirol impresses with its imposing mountains, which shape the landscape while offering countless opportunities for outdoor activities. Only 13 percent of the region’s area is habitable – the rest belongs to the mountains. Over 600 peaks rise more than 3,000 metres into the sky, creating a unique setting for hikers, cyclists, and nature lovers.
But it’s not just the mountains that define Tirol. The region also offers enjoyment, relaxation, and unforgettable experiences for the whole family. Centuries-old traditions and a vibrant culture add to the charm, complemented by first-class service and genuine Tirolean hospitality. Here, natural wonders and cultural heritage go hand in hand, creating a one-of-a-kind atmosphere that is truly captivating.
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In the Calm of Untouched Nature
The hectic pace of everyday life is quickly forgotten in the high mountains of the Hohe Tauern National Park. The experience of towering three-thousanders, majestic waterfalls, and glaciers soothes the soul – and often the body – of those under stress.
The National Park Centre in Matrei features a modern, interactive exhibition showcasing Alpine wonders. From here, you can also book a National Park Ranger for a wilderness tour. With local experts, you can spot the "Big Five" of Alpine wildlife in their natural habitat: the golden eagle, ibex, chamois, bearded vulture, and marmot. And perhaps even more of the park’s 15,000 animal species. Botany enthusiasts can explore Swiss stone pines, edelweiss, gentians, and many other of the region’s 3,500 plant species.
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Climate Protection Information
The preservation of historic buildings is an outstanding climate protection initiative in Austria. Why?
Heritage protection helps save resources by maintaining existing structures, thereby avoiding new construction projects on green spaces.
It also plays a significant socio-cultural role by contributing to the preservation of historic buildings, which can strengthen regional identity and enrich cultural offerings.
Many historic buildings were originally constructed using natural materials, often sourced locally. Restoration efforts aim to use these materials to maintain the authenticity of the buildings.
Moreover, the habitats of various animal and plant species can be protected. On an ecological level, heritage protection is also the ideal approach.