Ski holidays Ski Region Innsbruck - the perfect symbiosis of big city flair and skiing holiday!

The ski region around Tyrol's capital Innsbruck is surrounded by a stunningly beautiful mountain backdrop. Innsbruck offers the unique opportunity to spend your holiday in one of Europe's most beautiful cities and yet be almost "in the middle of the ski area" – an ideal destination for anyone who wants to combine their skiing holiday with culture! As the venue for the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympics, the ski resorts enjoy a first-class international reputation. In addition to a multitude of sights in Innsbruck itself, the surrounding area also has a lot to offer. For example, the pilgrimage church of St. Peter and St. Paul is a special feature with its architecture and acoustics. An alternative destination is Ambras Castle, which is located above Innsbruck and is one of the most famous sights in the provincial capital.

Igls

The idyllic and hospitable village of Igls is located at an altitude of around 870 metres at the foot of Innsbruck's local mountain, the Patscherkofel, and in close proximity to the city of Innsbruck. Against a magnificent mountain backdrop, you can leave everyday life behind and enjoy your holiday to the full. In addition to the family-friendly ski area on the local mountain, you can also enjoy ice skating, tobogganing or cross-country skiing. …
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Innsbruck

Innsbruck, the capital of Tyrol, lies at an altitude of 575 m and has a very nice historical district, as well as a comprehensive cultural programme. Surrounded by the imposing mountain backdrop lies Innsbruck, between the northern range of the Karwendel mountains and the foothills of the Alpine mountain range. It's wonderful to stroll through the lovely streets and narrow lanes here. Sights such as the "Goldene Dachl", a late-gothic bay …
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Kolsassberg

The cosy and peaceful mountain village of Kolsassberg lies at an altitude of 906 metres, nestled between the Karwendel Mountains and the Tux Alps, between the Olympic city of Innsbruck and the beautiful Zillertal valley. This traditional village is ideal for rest and relaxation, but also for long winter walks and skiing on beautifully groomed slopes. From Kolsassberg, you can enjoy an impressive panorama of the Inn Valley and the surrounding …
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Oberperfuss

Panoramic views over the Inn Valley, village charm and authenticity – that's what makes the mountain village of Oberperfuss so appealing. Located at 812 metres above sea level, with its local mountain, the 1,939-metre-high Rangger Köpfl, and its proximity to Innsbruck, it is an ideal destination for winter sports enthusiasts. If you want to spend your holiday away from the hustle and bustle of the main tourist resorts, but are still looking for …
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Pill

Pill is a small, charming village with 1,279 inhabitants, located in the Lower Inn Valley at an altitude of 556 metres. Only about 28 kilometres separate the village from the Tyrolean capital of Innsbruck. Pill was first mentioned in a document in 1283 by the abbot of Wilten under the name "in monte bulle" or Pillberg. The highest mountain in the area is the Kellerjoch at 2,344 metres, which belongs to the Karwendel Mountains. The local ski area …
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Schwaz

Schwaz lies in the middle Lower Inn Valley at an altitude of 545 m and is home to about 14,000 residents. Schwaz is the district capital of the court district of the same name in Austria's Tyrol and is only about 30 km away from the state capital of Innsbruck. The Kellerjoch (2,344 m) is the local mountain of Schwaz and is a part of the Tux Alps. Nature-lovers will enjoy breathtaking views of the Upper Inn Valley as well as the surrounding …
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Thaur

This idyllic village lies at an altitude of 633 metres, surrounded by unique mountain scenery at the foot of the Nordkette mountain range. Only ten kilometres separate the village from the centre of the Tyrolean capital, Innsbruck. Thaur, where tradition is very important, is not only known for its nativity scene carvers, but is also considered "Tyrol's largest vegetable garden". With its cultural offerings, this cosy village stands out from the …
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