Excursions

From the Middle Ages to the 20th century, copper ore was mined in the Kitzbühel Alps. After the mine was closed, it was revitalised as an exhibition mine. The Visitor is immersed in the world of the centuries-old Tyrolean mining tradition and learns about mining methods, tools and adit systems.

The wildlife park is located at 1,100 metres above sea level and is a paradise for animal and nature lovers. It delights with its panoramic view and its 350 animal inhabitants. In the outdoor enclosure, visitors have the opportunity to be very close to the wildlife without separating fences, with sufficient safety distance.

The Liebfrauenkirche is a small Gothic church in the old cemetery of Kitzbühel next to the town parish church of St. Andreas. It is equipped with a mighty bell tower that carries the two large bells of the Kitzbühel town bell and which is considered the landmark of Kitzbühel.

The Alpine Flower Garden is a colourful jewel on the Kitzbüheler Horn. The garden is freely accessible, and in addition to the impressive mountain panorama, more than 400 botanical glories from local, European and Asian mountain regions can be discovered there.

Kufstein is the second largest town in the province of Tyrol. Kufstein Fortress is its landmark and is one of the most imposing medieval buildings in Tyrol. The fortress is enthroned on a 90m-high rock directly on the Inn river and bears witness to Kufstein's turbulent past as a border town between Austria and Bavaria.

Innsbruck, the capital of Tyrol and the largest city in the country, is centrally located on the River Inn. Innsbruck is surrounded by a magnificent Alpine panorama and combines extreme contrasts such as historical buildings and modern architecture, but also vibrant city life and nature/mountains.

Built in 1500, Tratzberg Castle is located on a 100 m high rocky ridge and is an excellent example of an Alpine Renaissance castle complex. Visitors can not only be guided physically through the rooms, but can also experience historical events "live" on a virtual -reality time travel in 3D.

The open-air museum of Tyrolean farms in Kramsach is home to 37 historic farmsteads that give visitors a vivid and exciting insight into rural life in pre-industrial times. On Sundays, craftsmen provide insights into old manufacturing traditions.

The Swarovski Crystal Worlds are a world of experience designed by André Heller and opened in 1995. It consists of a park, art museum, sales shop and restaurant and is located in Wattens, the company's headquarters and founding site. The glitter paradise is a unique art and adventure park for young and old.