Tirol in Winter
Holidays with action, adrenaline and at high-speed

An insider tip among Tiroleans: Embedded in an imposing panorama, Außerfern offers everything those seeking relaxation and adventure-hungry hearts could wish for.

The region consists of Innsbruck city and 40 surrounding towns. It offers everything from urban amenities to rural idyll.

The exclave of Tirol stretches between the Hohe Tauern and the Lienz Dolomites, where an impressive 266 peaks over 3,000 metres rise into the sky.

Charming old villages like Spiss, Austria's highest settlement, await exploration – along with gorges, beautiful high valleys, and pine forests.

The Unterland encompasses the districts of Kitzbühel, Kufstein, and Schwaz, covering much of the Lower Inn Valley. Scenically, it’s simply a dream.

The capital of the Alps: A lively city, yet so small that you can be in the high mountains in 10 minutes.

A large village that gained international fame as a traditional winter sports destination. There’s always something happening here!

From trail to trail: Tirol's cross-country skiing stronghold also boasts a high concentration of four- and five-star hotels.

Serfaus, along with Fiss and Ladis, presents itself as a perfect holiday region on the sun-drenched plateau, both in winter and summer.

The former mountain farming village delights holidaymakers with abundant snow, majestic mountain views, and plenty of ski runs.

The parish church in the town is the largest Gothic hall church in Tirol. Schwaz made a name for itself around 1500 thanks to its silver and copper deposits.

Impressive townhouses surround the 700-year-old castle. The town has a medieval charm and delights visitors with one of the best-preserved historic centres in the country

The Baroque centre of the Inn Valley, with its townhouses and monastery, lies at the edge of the Lechtal Alps. The vibrant cultural scene won't disappoint.

There is always something going on in Innsbruck at the turn of the year.

The traditional Christmas market in Seefeld promises Christmas atmosphere.

Seven Christmas markets, over 200 stalls and a 17.5-metre-high crystal tree – Christmas magic in Innsbruck.

Every year, the most legendary ski race in the world takes place in the Kitzbühel Alps, with the finish line in Kitzbühel.

One of the most prestigious ski jumping competitions takes place at the beginning of January, in front of a large audience.

In the Tirolean villages, spring fights against winter. The main roles are played by magnificent hand-carved figures and masks.

Bring a little piece of the Zillertal Valley into your home.

With this recipe, the dumplings taste and smell like the original from Tirol.

Treat yourself with this hearty recipe of traditional Austrian "Kaspressknödel".

It's not a soup actually, even if the name suggests it.