Tyrol
Tourism Sites
Europabrücke Bridge
🧠. Fact: Home to one of the world’s highest bungee jumps — a 192-meter freefall from this iconic bridge.
💡 Tip: Book in advance, especially in summer when jump slots fill up fast.
Info - One for engineering buffs is the Europabrücke Bridge, one of Europe’s tallest motorway bridges, towering 190 meters above the Wipp Valley. It’s part of the Brenner Pass motorway linking Austria and Italy and offers breathtaking views of alpine valleys and surrounding peaks. Thrill-seekers can even bungee jump from the bridge.
Innsbruck to Kufstein Train Route
🧠. Fact: This scenic alpine railway links two mountain towns with epic views of the Tyrolean countryside.
💡 Tip: Sit on the left side going toward Kufstein for the best mountain views.
Info - Innsbruck to Kufstein Train Route, a journey that slices through the heart of the Tyrolean Alps. This railway line offers passengers front-row views of snow-dusted peaks, meadows, and charming alpine towns, making it one of Austria’s most photogenic train rides. The trip is especially breathtaking in spring and winter when the landscape transforms dramatically
Lake Stillup & Krimml Falls
🧠. Fact: Krimml Falls is Europe’s highest waterfall, and Lake Stillup is a serene glacier-fed reservoir nearby.
💡 Tip: Combine both for a full-day alpine nature escape
Info - For nature lovers, Lake Stillup is a peaceful gem hidden in the Zillertal Alps. The emerald-green waters reflect towering cliffs and forests, while nearby hiking trails make it an ideal spot for outdoor adventurers. Close by, the Krimml Falls, Austria’s highest waterfalls, cascade down 380 meters in three stages, with misty viewing platforms offering exhilarating close-ups of the roaring water.
Silvretta High Alpine Road
🧠. Fact: A panoramic alpine road with sharp turns and incredible glacier views.
💡 Tip: Best driven by car or motorcycle — stop at Bielerhöhe for lake views.
Info - Silvretta High Alpine Road offers one of Austria’s finest driving experiences. This serpentine road climbs to over 2,000 meters, winding through dramatic mountain scenery, glacial valleys, and past snow-draped peaks. The drive connects Vorarlberg with Tyrol and is a favorite with cyclists, motorcyclists, and photographers, with scenic stops at points like Silvretta Reservoir and Bielerhöhe Pass.
Skiing in Kitzbühel
🧠. Fact: : Home of the famous Hahnenkamm downhill race — one of the most challenging on the World Cup circuit
💡 Tip: Visit mid-January to catch the legendary race and festival atmosphere
Info - Kitzbühel reigns as one of Austria’s most iconic ski towns. Known for the annual Hahnenkamm downhill race — one of the most challenging on the World Cup circuit — Kitzbühel offers a blend of medieval charm and modern ski infrastructure. Beyond skiing, it’s famous for chic boutiques, cozy mountain huts, and vibrant nightlife, making it as lively off the slopes as on them.