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Innsbruck, Austria
Innsbruck is Austria's alpine capital, nestled between the Inn River and the dramatic Nordkette mountain range — a city where medieval old town charm meets world-class mountain scenery.
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Innsbruck, Austria
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Sölden, Austria
Sölden is the vibrant heart of the Ötztal — a lively mountain resort village at 1,377m surrounded by towering peaks, glaciers, and world-class alpine infrastructure. Sölden is the vibrant heart of the Ötztal — a lively mountain resort village at 1,377m surrounded by towering peaks, glaciers, and world-class alpine infrastructure.
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Obergurgl, Austria
Obergurgl, at 1,930m, is one of the highest permanently inhabited villages in Austria — a breathtakingly beautiful and remote alpine settlement at the head of the Gurgler Tal, surrounded by glaciers and 3,000m peaks. Obergurgl, at 1,930m, is one of the highest permanently inhabited villages in Austria — a breathtakingly beautiful and remote alpine settlement at the head of the Gurgler Tal, surrounded by glaciers and 3,000m peaks.
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Vent, Austria
Vent is a tiny, remote hamlet of fewer than 200 inhabitants at 1,900m — one of the most isolated and authentically alpine villages in Austria, surrounded by the Weißkamm and Similaun massifs.
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Längenfeld, Austria
Längenfeld is a welcoming mid-valley village in the Ötztal, famous as home to the spectacular AQUA DOME thermal spa and surrounded by impressive waterfalls and alpine scenery. Längenfeld is a welcoming mid-valley village in the Ötztal, famous as home to the spectacular AQUA DOME thermal spa and surrounded by impressive waterfalls and alpine scenery.
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Ötz, Austria
Ötz is a picturesque village at the entrance to the Ötztal, known for its beautifully painted historic facades, the warm Piburger See lake, and easy access to canyon and rafting adventures.