- Population: 690.000
- Political situation: federal province of Austria, political & social stability for many years
- Capital: Innsbruck
- Area: 88% mountainous, 5 glaciers, 57 lakes
- Climate: Alpine climate with 4 distinctive seasons
- Language: German, English is widely spoken
- Currency: Euro
Due to its central location in the Heart of the Alps between Germany, Switzerland, Italy and the Austrian region of Salzburg the Tirol is easily accessible by car/coach, rail and air:
Munich International Airport – 170 km (www.munich-airport.com)
Zurich International Airport – 250 km (www.zurich-airport.com)
Innsbruck Airport: numerous connecting flights from the international airports of Vienna & Frankfurt (www.innsbruck-airport.com)
Excursions
Neuschwanstein Castle: 112 km / 70 miles / 2h00
Munich: 165 km / 103 miles / 2h00
Lake Chiemsee & Herrenchiemsee Castle: 140 km / 87 miles / 2h00
Salzburg: 185 km / 115 miles / 2h10
Verona: 270 km / 168 miles / 3h00
Venice: 320 km / 199 miles / 4h30
Munich International Airport – 170 km (www.munich-airport.com)
Zurich International Airport – 250 km (www.zurich-airport.com)
Innsbruck Airport: numerous connecting flights from the international airports of Vienna & Frankfurt (www.innsbruck-airport.com)
Excursions
Neuschwanstein Castle: 112 km / 70 miles / 2h00
Munich: 165 km / 103 miles / 2h00
Lake Chiemsee & Herrenchiemsee Castle: 140 km / 87 miles / 2h00
Salzburg: 185 km / 115 miles / 2h10
Verona: 270 km / 168 miles / 3h00
Venice: 320 km / 199 miles / 4h30
- Rich cultural heritage thanks to the Habsburg monarchy
- Century-old traditions
- Shopping delights ranging from traditional souvenirs to international top brands
- Over 6,000 km of marked hiking and skiing trails
- 19 golf courses
