Sights in Tyrol
The most beautiful places in Tyrol and a list of historical and cultural sights. From secluded and popular lakes and valleys to famous palaces, castles and churches. And of course modern buildings and museums.
Castles, palaces and fortresses: The most popular sights in Tyrol include historical buildings such as castles, palaces and fortresses. Particularly well-known are Schloss Ambras Castle, the Kufstein Fortress and Tratzberg Castle. Here you will find a List of famous castles, palaces and fortresses in Tyrol.
Medieval old towns: The medieval old towns of Tyrol are among the most important sights in the region and attract numerous visitors every year. Rattenberg, Innsbruck, Hall in Tirol and Kufstein impress with their historical architecture and the unique flair of bygone times. See also Innsbruck in winter.
Lakes: In summer, Tyrol is known for its impressive bathing lakes, which are embedded in the mountains. The Tyrolean lakes are therefore more than just bathing places, they are important sights in Tyrol. Here you will find a List of the most beautiful lakes in Tyrol.
Summer and winter are very different experiences in Tyrol. That is why we have put together a clear list of the most important summer and winter programs for you.
Miniature villages: In Tyrol there are two impressive miniature villages that are particularly popular with children. The Ötzi Village and the Mühlendorf. The Ötzi Village in the Ötztal is an archaeological open-air park whose main attraction is the reconstruction of a prehistoric settlement that illustrates life in the Stone Age at the time of the famous “Ötzi”. The Mühlendorf Gschnitz is a lovingly designed open-air museum that brings the traditional Tyrolean mill culture to life with faithfully reconstructed watermills and craft businesses.
External Link: Ă–tzi Village.
Famous churches: Churches are not only places of faith and reflection, but also impressive sights that often fascinate with their architecture and history. There are numerous churches in Tyrol that are worth a visit due to their cultural significance and artistic architecture. These include: Maria Locherboden church – Obernberg Nicholas – Maria Larch – Leiblfing Parish Church – St. Peter Church – Stift Stamms.
Nature as an attraction: The sights of Tyrol also include the impressive nature, such as the Karwendel Nature Park, the Wolfsklamm and the Grawa WaterfallAlso worth seeing are the Mieminger Plateau, the Sillschlucht and the idyllic LĂĽsenstal Valley. An unforgettable nature experience is also the Alpine rose blossom, which can be admired in many places in early summer.
Winter as an attraction: Many of the latter attractions such as castles, fortresses and medieval towns can of course also be visited in winter. There are also special winter experiences such as Ice skating on a lake, the Christmas markets, the Seegrube snow park, the experience Above the clouds, one Winter night with full moon and Skiing on the glacier.
