Tyrol's cultural highlights

Experience Europe's Largest Waterfalls – the Krimml Waterfalls |With an impressive height of 385 meters and an average water volume of 5.6 m³ per second, the Krimml Waterfalls are one of Austria's most spectacular natural wonders. Attracting over 400,000 visitors annually, they are among the most visited sights in the country.

• Experience the natural spectacle up close – Relax on granite seating sculptures and enjoy the best view of the roaring waters from the new "Jagasprung" viewing platform. The hike along the waterfall trail, with several viewpoints, takes about 1 hour to reach the uppermost waterfall and is perfect for families.
• The drive from the Zillertal via the Gerlos Alpine Road is an experience in itself! Along the way, the Durlassboden Reservoir and the stunning panoramic views of the Wildgerlostal and the towering Finkau Mountains offer unforgettable photo opportunities. The Durlassboden Reservoir is also considered one of the most beautiful swimming lakes in the Zillertal.

Innsbruck offers the perfect blend of traditional and modern shopping. Charming boutiques in the Old Town and craft shops meet trendy shopping streets with a variety of modern stores. The Rathausgalerien, Kaufhaus Tyrol, and Sillpark are true shopping paradises. The popular shopping centers like DEZ and Cyta on the outskirts are also worth a visit. Whether small and exclusive or large and diverse, Innsbruck has the perfect shopping experience for every enthusiast.

As an Olympic city, Innsbruck is not only known for its history but also for modern architecture, with impressive buildings by international architects. On rainy days, the city offers the ideal combination of a shopping tour through modern streets and visits to world-renowned landmarks like the Golden Roof and the Bergisel Ski Jump designed by Zaha Hadid. Innsbruck offers the perfect blend of contemporary attractions and historical charm for an unforgettable experience.

So cool! Urban flair just 50 minutes by car from our design hotel in the Zillertal: The city at the northern edge of the Alps promises pure variety for shopping lovers, culture, and architecture enthusiasts!

Achensee, also known as the "Tyrolean Sea," captivates with its emerald-green waters, nestled between the majestic peaks of the Karwendel and Rofan mountain ranges. Whether you're looking for relaxation or adventure, there's something for everyone here.

• Achensee Boat Cruise – Discover Tirol's largest lake with a relaxing boat tour aboard modern ships and enjoy the stunning panoramic views.
• Achensee Steam Cog Railway – For over 130 years, Europe's oldest cogwheel railway has ascended 440 meters from Jenbach to Seespitz. It's the perfect complement to a boat ride on the Achensee.
• Summer Highlights for Families in Zillertal – The beach resorts in Achenkirch, Maurach, and Pertisau offer swimming, stand-up paddling, and sailing, making them ideal for a family vacation.

A day in Kufstein: Take the glass elevator to the Kufstein Fortress. Today it may seem easy to conquer the landmark of Kufstein, but at the beginning of the 16th century Emperor Maximilian I faced great challenges. Those who are there at lunchtime should not miss the concert of the hero's organ. Since 1931, the world's largest open-air organ has been housed in the Citizen's Tower of the fortress. Every day at 12 o'clock Kufstein plays organ music from 4,948 pipes and 46 stops.

Fascination - Riedel Manufaktur und Museeum: Riedel glasses are known beyond the borders of Tyrol for their craftsmanship and quality. Each glass is handmade and mouth blown, and each one tells a story that looks back on a tradition that goes back more than 2,000 years. If you want to learn more about this art and the production of Riedel glasses as well as the harmonious interplay of glass and wine, you should visit the glass house in Kufstein.