Excursion Destinations

Outdoor activities such as freeskiing, snowboarding, parkour, freestyle acrobatics, gymnastics, skate, and much more accessible all year round in the modern indoor playground.

Experience the world's largest marble run in the great outdoors.

World of experience between forest floor and treetops, fun for the whole family

At the WildeWasserWeg in the Stubaital with its unique alpine sites, this natural phenomenon can be experienced in a fantastic way on three stages.

The 25 scenic nature sites of the Stubaital do not always present themselves openly, but are occasionally hidden away. Therefore, allow us to lead you to these magic places.

Hidden in the glacial ice, the ice grotto near the Eisgrat station on the Stubai Glacier gives visitors a fascinating insight into the world of snow and ice.

Viewing platform in the Stubai Valley. Tip: Giant schnitzel at the Jochdohle

A fast-paced experience when spending your holidays in the Stubaital is a trip on the world’s steepest alpine roller coaster, the summer toboggan run in Mieders. With a difference in altitude of 640m and a distance of 2.8km allowing a maximum speed of up to 42km/h.

On more than 5.000 square meters you find perfect conditions for sauna, culinary, relaxation and refreshing swimming

Already shortly after exiting the Elferlifte cars you will see the enormous, accessible wooden sundial. The unusual form and impressive architecture immediately puts young and old under its spell.

The city Innsbruck at 15 minutes by car - our capital. Innsbruck's most famous landmark shines in the heart of the historic old town. The splendid alcove balcony gets its name from the 2,657 fire-gilded copper tiles that adorn the roof.

The breathtaking view of Innsbruck, the fascination of a ski jumping facility with Olympic past and modern architecture characterize the Bergisel ski jump. The panoramic restaurant "Bergisel Sky" and the observation deck are serviced by two elevators in a few minutes.

Ambras Castle is a Renaissance castle and palace located in the hills above Innsbruck, Austria. Ambras Castle is 587 metres above sea level. Considered one of the most popular tourist attractions of the Tyrol.

At Swarovski Kristallwelten a Giant watches over its treasures: Discover in 17 Chambers of Wonder installations by world famous artists.

Discover the world’s only cylindrical stamping press and the world’s first ‘Thaler’. Climb the Mint Tower, complete with atmospheric sound and lighting effects. Enjoy the unforgettable view from the top of the tower.

"The mother of all mines", the largest silver mine from the late Middle Ages, is located in Schwaz in Tyrol. Up to 10,000 miners prospected and found silver and copper here 500 years ago and made the city of Schwaz the largest mining metropolis in the world!

Tyrol’s largest open-air museum is situated near Lake Reintal in Kramsach. An air of nostalgia hangs over the old farms and their interesting pasts. 14 farms and 23 outbuildings bear witness to past days in the various Tyrolean valleys.

Kufstein Fortress has, for over 800 years, always been a place visited by many different people. The range on offer extends from adventure-packed guided tours, to a trip to our museums and exhibitions, to a dignified ‘castle lord’s feast’ in the Festungswirtschaft (Fortress Inn).