La région du Tyrol du Nord

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  • About The Northern Tyrol Région

  • 3 à 7 jours
3 à 7 jours

A stunning region in western Autriche and northern Italie, famous for its majestic snow caped mountain ranges and overwhelming alpine landscapes, spectacular glaciers, rolling Alpine pastures, picturesque valleys, roaring rivers, and impressive waterfalls. Traveling northern Tyrol in Austria which share a border with Germany’s Route alpine et le La Route romantique, and the Austrian Salzburg region, you will enjoy charming old and traditional towns and villages within beautiful green valleys, and highly popular vacation resorts. The region is heaven for both winter and summer active outdoor vacations, while offering rich cultural experiences, festivals and celebrations, and great local food.
Tyrol in winter is considered one of the leading areas in the world for slopes skiing, Alpine cross-country skiing, Alpine roller coasters, Tobogganing, and great indoor sports infrastructure. And in the evening, there is nothing like a wonderful SPA and a relaxing glass of wine on a porch facing the overwhelming landscapes, to make your day perfect.
In summer, the sunny days are great for hiking, cycling, rock climbing, and obviously swimming and water sports in one of the region Alpine lakes. For families and children, the Tyrol offers numerous great attractions such as adventure and water parks, theme playgrounds and much more. Try to synchronize your visit in Tyrol with one of the local magnificent festivals and celebrations such as the traditional Almabtrieb Cow Festival celebrating the return of the cow herds from the summer high Alpine pastures.
Traveling in Tyrol, you can start in Lake Constance and Lindau of Germany in the west, all the way to Kitzbuhel in the east, or the other way around. Starting in the west, drive southeast on the A14 and the S16 to Innsbruck through the beautiful St Anton and the famous resorts of Imst et Seefeld. From Innsbruck continue on A12 northeast through the charming town of Hall à Lac d'Achensee, and from there to Kufstein and its impressive castle, and to luxurious Kitzbuhel and its overwhelming surrounding resorts.

When on route you will enjoy the beautiful valleys to the south such as the beautiful Vallée de Stubai and glacier south of Innsbruck, and the Otztal Valley with the village of Umhausen, le Les cascades de Stuiben, le James Bond Adventure World, et bien d'autres encore.
Traveling east you will enjoy the highly popular Großglockner Road, le Parc national des Hohe Tauern, and the high Krimml waterfall, among other attractions on the way to Austrian Salzbourg.
Note that while traveling in north Tyrol, you can detour to visit great attractions in southern Germany such as those near Füssen, the magnificent La Zugspitze, la magnifique Parc national de Berchtesgaden et Lac de Königssee.

There are few options recommended by TheTjoy.com to reach the Tyrol region;

  1. Fly into Tyrol’s capital Innsbruck ou vers Munich while driving 167 km south to Innsbruck.
  2. Fly to Salzbourg and drive or take a train from the city, 162 km southwest through beautiful regions to the Tyrol region.
  3. Drive to northern Tyrol or take a train Journey

Visiting Tyrol, you can travel for 3-7 days in the region, or make one of many vacation resorts your base for a week or more vacation while enjoying the resort and its surroundings.

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Innsbruck Old town in Alps mountains, Tyrol, Austria

Austrian landscape of mountains and forests, view of a village in the Stubai Valley in Tyrol, Austria

Tratzberg Castle in Tyrol, Austria. Aerial view at Winter twilights, White Renaissance Castle

Adorned cows at the annual Almabtrieb Cow Festival in Pertisau, Austria

Enjoy The Northern Tyrol Region