Located in the scenic Inn Valley, Innsbruck is the fifth-largest city in Austria and the capital of Tyrol. Surrounded by impressive peaks that rise above 2,000 meters, the city lies between Bavaria ...

Huddled under the serrated peaks of the Nordkette range, Innsbruck is a city where the mountains never seem far away. You can feel the crisp air on the morning breeze, see sunlight reflected off the ...

Sipping a caramel hot chocolate with views of majestic peaks for days, strolling an ancient cobbled town dusted in snow, and ...

Lena Müller and Deniz Scheerer have produced a climbing guidebook to climate-friendly rock climbing in Tyrol, Austria. Entitled 'Klimafreundlich Klettern. Ein Guidebook zur Anreise mit Bus, Bahn und ...

The Tyrolean Alps region covers more than 9,500sq miles of western Austria and is best known as a winter sports magnet, but in the warmer months its wide peaks draw walkers, cyclists and other active ...

Sucheta Rawal is an award-winning food and travel writer who contributes to the world’s leading publications. She has traveled to more than 100 countries across seven continents. Experience the ...

South Tyrol blends Alpine heritage with Mediterranean style as it refines tourism strategy and expands into new markets.

265km men's road race with close to 5,000 metres of climbing The men's road race is likely to one of the hardest ever seen with the 265-kilometre course featuring close to 5,000 meters of climbing.

Residential houses are seen in front of Nordkette mountains at the river Inn after the government announced a curfew on the Austrian province of Tyrol amid growing coronavirus disease (Covid-19) in ...