Since first opening in 1889 this train line has been open to the public. After 115 years of service the steam locomotive is now one of the oldest steam trains still in official use today. [more]

Innsbruck zoo is the highest in Europe, housing more than 2000 animals and 150 species. [more]

At a length of 3.5 km this action and nature attraction is the longest rollercoaster in the Alps! [more]

Visit the highest lying brewery in Austria and try our organically brewed, dark beer made from natural spring water [more]

Discover the secrets and smells of the first Creamery in Tyrol to open its doors to the public. [more]

A jewel in the crown of the Tyrol Unterland. First mentioned and documented in 1205 [more]

The largest free-hanging bell in Tyrol, weighing over 12 tons, 2.51m high and a 2.54m wide, is positioned on a hill south of Mösern.[more]

The expertise of the bell maker and the secrets of their bell-casting have been well kept for 400 yrs. [more]

The emperors official residence in Innsbruck
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The Krimmler waterfall at a height of 380 m is the fifth highest in the world and the highest in Europe. [more]

The planetarium is an educational and cultural, multimedia exhibition for young and old, showing the skies at night. [more]

Just a few minutes from the centre of town you will find a biotop of great ecological interest - the Rose Garden Gorge[more]

Allow yourself to be transported back in time to the silver middle ages and follow in the footsteps of the miners.[more]

The castle which sits above Innsbruck is one of the most important attractions of the city. [more]

Discover 500 years of history in one of the most beautiful late gothic castles in Europe.[more]

Cistern monastery and boarding school in Stams, Tyrol Oberland
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Travellers from all over the world come to visit and wonder at the Crystal World, a project brought into being by André Heller, the world famous artist. [more]

Daily interesting exhibitions![more]

Candles hand finished in every size and colour [more]

Excursion to the top of the highest mountain in Germany - the Zugspitze. [more]

The Ötzi village is an archaelogical fun park which shows visitors how the early stoneage people (Ötzis) lived and interacted in small communities.[more]