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     © Gasthof Kreuz

    Kreuz Inn

    Not merely the farmer’s mountain bacon is homemade here. That’s why everything at the Kreuz in Reutte/Tirol tastes precisely the way it’s supposed to: delicious, genuine and original.

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     © Landgasthof Linde

    Landgasthof Linde

    The historic village Inn in Stumm, home town of skiing legend Stephan Eberharter, is itself an enticing invitation that everyone hastens to accept: to savour awhile, to linger awhile.

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    Prügeltorte Cake © Österreich Werbung / Spiess

    The Prügeltorte Cake

    Still a must at festive events, Queen Elisabeth was served this "royal" cake when she visited Tirol!

    Prügeltorte Recipe
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    Easter Bunny Tirol © Ostermarkt Innsbruck; Foto: Wally Witsch

    Easter Markets in Tirol

    Easter in Tirol offers more than just the famous Innsbruck market. Hall or Kufstein are a stone's throw away, and the Osterfestival Tirol is a cultural highlight not to be missed.

    Visit Tirol at Easter
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    Gauderfest © Gauderfest

    Gauder Fest Tirol

    Austria’s largest spring & folk festival, the Gauder Fest, is held every year at the end of April / beginning of May. Visitors can look forward to a weekend of Tirolean traditions and entertainment. Highlight is the traditional parade, displaying the great variety of national costumes from across Tirol, as well as brass bands and horse-drawn floats and carriages.

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    Christmas Tree Decorations © Austria Turismo

    Christmas Markets in Innsbruck

    Imagine the lights of a Christmas tree rivalling the glistening tiles of the Golden Roof, the aroma of freshly made “Kiachln” (piping hot doughnuts laced with Sauerkaut), and the sound of traditional Christmas carols. This is Christmas time in Innsbruck.

    Visit Christmas Markets in Innsbruck
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    Alpenlounge Seegrube © Nordpark Webhofer

    Chilling on Top of Innsbruck

    The Nordkettenbahn takes you straight from the town centre to Innsbruck's highest chillout zone in just 20 minutes. Relax with a glass of bubbles, a chilled beer or a fruity cocktail at 1900m.

    Alpenlounge Seegrube
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    Narcissus Festival © Narzissenfestverein

    Alpbach Village Festival

    Should you be in the Alpbachtal at the beginning of July then be sure to visit the annual Alpbach Village Festival. With fantastic bands and concerts, a great children's programme, delicious regional food and various fun contests such as cow milking and wood sawing, there is no better way to discover this wonderful region.

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    Villgratental in Osttirol © Osttirol Werbung / Foto: Elisabeth Gaggl-Meirer

    Villgratental

    Tranquillity, simple pleasures, the fragrance of flower-strewn meadows and new mown hay, starry skies that city dwellers can only dream of. Discover the true luxuries of our time at an altitude of 1,400 metres in the mountain valley of Villgratental.

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