Johann Wolfgang von Goethe described Tyrol as “a place of quiet, a place of peace." Tyrol offers visitors natural and historical attractions, rich culture, and remarkable contemporary architecture. Tyrol boutique hotels take great care to ensure the comfort of all their guests. Visitors can expect personalized services and first-rate customer service.

Historical attractions in Tyrol

Located a short drive from Innsbruck, Ambras Palace is a Renaissance-style castle that was once the home of Archduke Ferdinand from 1563-95. Visitors can view some of the oldest collections of arms, armors, and arts in Europe. The Portrait Gallery and the Spanish Hall here are also worth visiting.

The Schwaz Silver Mine takes visitors back to the time of medieval miners. More than 85 percent of the silver that was traded in the world in the 1500s was mined here. Guests are taken into the bowels of the earth on board a mini train, and their experience is completed with light and sound effects.

The beauty of nature in Tyrol

Located in Jenbach, Lake Achensee is the largest lake in Tyrol. Nicknamed the ‘Fjord of the Alps’, this lake attracts visitors for its emerald green waters and stunning scenery. The water in this lake is so clear that visitors can actually see up to 10 meters underwater.

Guests who love adventure must head to the Arlberg Mountain for some alpine skiing. This mountain provides access to 280km of marked ski slopes. The Ski School of Arlberg has skiing and snowboarding courses for kids and adults alike.