Innsbruck, Tirol, and Vorarlberg
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Innsbruck, Tirol, and Vorarlberg - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Bregenz is pleasant at any time of year, but the best time to visit is during the Bregenzer Festspiele (Bregenz Music Festival) in July and...Read More
The more than 500-year-old Gauder Fest is held on the first weekend in May. Thousands of visitors, many of them in traditional costume from...Read More
Any walking tour of Innsbruck should start at the Goldenes Dachl, which made famous the late-Gothic mansion whose balcony it covers. In fact...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesA cable car takes you up to this 3,491-foot peak overlooking Bregenz, one of the most famous lookout points in the region, from which you can...Read More
This is an exhilarating and spectacular, but very safe, climb up through a gorge beside a raging torrent from the village of Stans, to the northeast...Read More
Eagles and other birds of prey demonstrate their prowess in free flight May–September at 11 and 2:30. ...Read More
With its unusual collection of Alpine birds and animals, including endangered species, the zoo alone is worth the trip up the Hungerburg. Go...Read More
Following an avalanche of catastrophic proportions on February 23, 1999, which took 31 lives and destroyed many centuries-old homes and guesthouses...Read More
Take the gondolabahn (cable car) up the Kitzbüheler Horn to this lovely garden at 6,500 feet. Amid glorious mountain scenery you will see...Read More
Amble on along Martinsgasse to Graf-Wilhelm-Strasse and the brightly shuttered Altes Rathaus, the old town hall. The ornate half-timber construction...Read More
St. Anne's Column, erected in 1706, commemorates the withdrawal of Bavarian forces in the war of the Spanish Succession on St. Anne's Day (July...Read More
From the hill outside the church there is a wonderful view of the southwestern wall of the Old City, including the Beckenturm, the 16th-century...Read More
This ski-jumping stadium towers over Innsbruck with a gloriously modern, concrete-and-glass observation deck and restaurant designed by world...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesThe lake itself is a prime attraction, with boat trips available to nearby Switzerland and Germany. Don't forget to bring along your passport...Read More
Built to protect the salt mines and trade on the River Inn, Burg Hasegg was enlarged into a showpiece castle by Duke Siegmund and Emperor Maximilian...Read More
The 13th-century castle dominates from its position above the town. Climb up and catch the superb views from this vantage point. ...Read More
Built around 1350, this church houses a Gothic winged altar dating from 1515. ...Read More
Take special note of the 16th-century winged altar in this 15th-century Gothic church. ...Read More
Remains of the ancient city wall are to the right of the tower on Martinsgasse. The coats of arms of several noble Bregenz families can still...Read More
Archduchess Magdelena, sister of Ferdinand II, founded the Damenstift Abbey, home of the silent order of Carmelite nuns, in 1567–69. The church...Read More
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