Excursion tips

Experience the entire process of hay milk processing and the production of hay milk products in the show dairy. Cheese, yoghurt, butter and much more are produced on 6000 m² of glazed production space.... The Zillertal alpine dairy is only 8 kilometers away from us! We are proud to have this company here in the Zillertal! 

Enjoy a ride on the Achensee mountain railway, which is more than 100 years old. Starting in Jenbach, the Achensee can be reached in 45 mins, then you might carry on for a ship cruise on the lake.

A castle built around 1500 by Emperor Maximilian, now open for visitors.

The Krimml Waterfalls - the largest in Europe - are the fifth highest waterfalls in the world with their impressive drop height of 380 m over three levels. A hiking trail created by the Austrian Alpine Association (OeAV) leads directly to this breathtaking natural spectacle. Experience the refreshing spray and the impressive power of the water amidst the stunning mountain scenery of the Hohe Tauern National Park.

Dem Himmel ein Stück näher ist man im Zeiss-Planetarium in Schwaz. Mit Hilfe von Präzisionsgeräten, Effektprojektoren, Audio- und Videoanlage werden die Ereignisse, die sich über unsYou can get a little closer to the heavens at the Zeiss Planetarium in Schwaz. With the help of precision instruments, effect projectors, audio and video equipment, the events taking place above us in the cosmos are presented and explained. By constantly changing the shows, the Zeiss Planetarium is a cosmic cinema.

Schwaz was once on of Europe's most important cities due to its silver mines - nowadays, you can explore these mines with an experienced guide and penetrate up to 800 deep into the mountain.

In our unique wax museum we show you handmade and very valuable wax figures in original size. Take a look at what we do! When you visit Candle World, we are happy to offer you a free demonstration of handmade candle art.

Closely bordered by the River Inn, the small medieval town of Rattenberg nestles against the Schlossberg. The almost 600 inhabitants of Rattenberg - the smallest town in Austria - live in the carefully restored town houses. Rattenberg is also known as the "glass town". Here you can find everything that gives glass its special beauty: engraved and painted glass, crystal glass, plates, cups, bowls, etc. You can also watch glassblowers at work.

More than 100 years have passed since the Wolfsklamm gorge in Stans was opened. Thousands of visitors have already visited this unique natural spectacle and the Stallenbach, with its gradient creating white spray or emerald green glow in the depths, will continue to enjoy itself. The bridges and wooden footbridges are masterpieces of craftsmanship and lead over 354 m to the Georgenberg, where the Karwendel Alpine Park begins.

A trip to the city of Rattenberg is ideal for a visit of the so-called "exemplary cemetary". This cemetary "without the dead", which has been put together with a lot of hard work by the Guggenberger Family, beautiful examples of old craftsmanship have found a new home. Visitors are inspired by the inscriptions to consider life and death in a pleasant and contemplative atmosphere.

Embedded in a mysterious park, a glittering fairytale landscape awaits you, inviting you to dream. In 1995, multimedia artist André Heller created a place of wonder in 14 underground chambers to celebrate Swarovski's 100th anniversary. The ever-changing crystal dress of the rooms reflects the joy of innovation and dynamism as the highest maxims of the world's leading manufacturer of precision-cut crystal.

The provincial capital. In the heart of the Alps, the most diverse cultural spheres of historical epochs and scenic attractions meet in a unique way. The city offers many sights - the "Golden Roof" in the beautiful old town is a must-see. For children, a visit to the Alpine Zoo is sure to be an unforgettable experience.

More than 2000 animals belonging to 150 species from all over the Alps are waiting for you in the highest zoo in Europe. Animals of all sizes have found their home in the Alpine Zoo: the kinglet with its 5 grams is a real lightweight, whereas the Bearded Vulture with its 3 m wingspan is the largest bird of the Alps. The special experience for the entire family!