Tourist Attractions & Monuments Tyrol

The glacier offers 35 blue, red and black runs served by 26 lifts, including the most recent 3S Eisgratbahn, which allows you to climb over 1,200 metres in less than 12 minutes. In addition to skiing, you can try ice climbing or discover the ice cave with your children. There is also a small but very informative area on climate change, particularly that of the glacier. A must-see in the area, even in summer to appreciate the beauty of the landscape! Free with the Stubai Super Card.

They'll be happy to help and advise you on your outings and itineraries. You can also visit one of the other tourist information centers in the region, such as Steinach, Matrei or Trins.

One of the oldest churches in the sub-region. In Baroque style, it was built by Georg Hueber from 1737 to 1739.

This water and leisure park features a large natural swimming pool surrounded by lush green lawns, ideal for a relaxing swim during your Tyrolean holiday! Playgrounds and sports facilities are available for all ages. In case of bad weather, a small indoor area has been set aside for the youngest guests. The park also features a café with terrace - the perfect place for a family day out!

There will be plenty of info about Seefeld and its surrounding villages: Leutasch, Mösern-Buchen, Reith and Scharnitz.

Welcome to the country's highest mountain lake! Accessible by gondola from Mandarfen, in summer the Rifflsee promises an easy (even for the youngest) and relaxing walk to the sound of cowbells! The surrounding scenery is simply breathtaking. On certain days (ask at the Tourist Office), a raft/bar invites visitors to glide across the lake. A great experience, offering a unique perspective on the surrounding mountains! A must-see if you're staying in the wonderful Pitztal Valley!

The Kaisergebirge ("Emperor Mountains") consists of two mountain ranges, the Zahmer Kaiser and the Wilder Kaiser, separated by the Kaisertal valley. With its many marked trails and mountain huts, it's a paradise for nature lovers. Alpine meadows and forests alternate in a patchwork of green, dominated by the rocky peaks of the Wilder Kaiser mountain range. The first three stages of the "Eagle Route" pass through the reserve.

Six kilometers of wooden footbridges and galleries carved out of the rock allow you to discover these steep gorges, at the bottom of which the torrent rushes along, forming pools and waterfalls. This may be a tricky climb for people who are very prone to vertigo. At the end of the gorge, you reach the monastery of Sankt Georgenberg, Tyrol's oldest pilgrimage site, with two churches and a restaurant serving traditional cuisine. A relatively easy hike that offers splendid views of waterfalls and other features.

From the lower Eggalm station in Tux, climb to the Torsee mountain lake, passing through the hamlets of Gemais and Nasse Tuxalm. The slightly more strenuous hike continues over the Ramsjoch pass (2,508 m) and the Grüblspitze summit (2,394 m), before returning to the Eggalm upper station, where the cable car takes you back to Tux. Of course, this hike can also be done in the opposite direction, i.e. downhill! Good footwear, binoculars, water, nuts and dried fruit and rain gear are essential!

You walk along 3 km of paths and metal bridges that give access to a world of roaring water between limestone cliffs up to 75 m high. A vertiginous footbridge leads over an impressive 23m high waterfall. Legend has it that it is a ghost that causes the turbulence in this bubbling kingdom. A great discovery for families, but also for all lovers of natural wonders.

Above the village of Mösern, the Möserer See nature reserve is ideal for hiking, but also for swimming: this high-altitude lake can reach temperatures of 25°C in summer! Several rest areas have been laid out along its shores. An ideal place to rest and swim: you can swim to the other side of the lake. Pack a picnic lunch and you're off for a great day out. It's also a great place for birdwatching.

The gorge offers a 15 km hike, starting from Scharnitz. You follow the course of the River Isar to the entrance to the gorge, which can be reached via a charming footpath. This in itself makes for a pleasant walk, along which you can stop to enjoy a few pebbled beaches. Then on to the Gleirschklamm Gorge, one of the most beautiful wild gorges in the Karwendel massif. Narrow and deep, they are truly spectacular, but should be avoided if you're prone to vertigo.

One of the Ötz region's most charming natural sites, it's a great day out for locals, families and holidaymakers alike. This pretty mountain lake is bordered by beautiful coniferous forests and set against a backdrop of majestic peaks. Its pure waters and temperatures of up to 24°C in summer make it a popular high-altitude lake for swimming. A bathing establishment on the south-east side offers boats for hire. Very romantic! The landscaped banks offer a pleasant stroll.

This emerald mountain lake in the Stubai Alps is an enchanting excursion destination surrounded by unspoilt nature. It takes about an hour to walk around the lake, and a footbridge across the water leads to a lovely chapel crowned by a bulbous bell tower. Situated at an altitude of 1,600 metres, this lake has a very pretty color. Easy hike. 240 m ascent. 6 kilometers in all. Allow 2 hours, but more if you take a picnic and plan to walk around the lake and relax.

Rafting, wakeboarding, canyoning, climbing, jumping on huge inflatable structures... Area 47 is a huge outdoor activity and water sports park, suitable for all ages and all tastes! Close to the main roads, you can stop there between two stages, or make it your HQ for a fun and sporty holiday! The place hosts indeed some accommodations, as well as several bars and restaurants. Reservations are highly recommended, whether for sleeping or for activities.

Formed by the meltwater from the glaciers, this waterfall is the highest in Tyrol (159 m) and drains an impressive amount of water, with a flow rate of up to 2,000 litres per second! A suspension bridge, platforms and stairs have been built to allow you to discover this grandiose site. The most intrepid will choose the via ferrata which runs alongside the waterfall. From May to October, the waterfall is illuminated every Wednesday evening until midnight. A spectacular and very popular tourist site.