Alpenhotel Ramsauerhof

Zillertal Road

The popular main road Zillertal Straße is one of the most beautiful alpine roads in Austria with a total length of 48 km. The road offers all visitors a wonderful drive up to an altitude of 2,020 metres by car, bus or even by bike - if your legs can handle it. The route offers fantastic panoramic views of the Zillertal Alps and is also the starting point for many mountain tours.

Spieljochbahn

The Spieljochbahn is the way up into the mountains! In winter, this is where you go to ski or snowboard. In summer, there's a host of other adventures in store. Here you can climb, hike, barefoot, ride monster scooters down the mountain, try the cable car, be a miner for a day or just enjoy nature.

Tratzberg Castle

Tratzberg Castle or Schloss Tratzberg is located in the town of Jenbach, where in the 13th century it served as a stronghold on the border with the then independent state of Bavaria.

The castle has a long history, but today it is very well preserved and is recognised as one of the most important Austrian cultural monuments.

Reintaler See

Visit the swimming lake, Reintaler See, where you can go for a swim or just enjoy the stunning surroundings. There are restaurants and cafés around the lake.

Kufstein

Kufstein is a picturesque town on the River Inn, framed by mountain peaks and rich in Tyrolean charm. Its main landmark, the medieval Kufstein Fortress, towers above the old town and offers sweeping views and historical exhibits. Down below, cobbled streets, traditional cafés, and boutique shops invite relaxed strolls. The town’s location makes it ideal for day trips into the Kaiser Mountains or boat rides along the river.

Innsbruck

The town is known as the "capital of the Alps" as it is the perfect destination for skiing and snowboarding in winter, and mountaineering and hiking in summer. The town itself offers countless sporting activities all year round, and has a beautiful town centre with historic buildings and an extremely friendly atmosphere. The town is surrounded by impressive mountains.

The old town dates back to the Middle Ages and still consists of a number of charming medieval houses. Facing the central square is the Golden Roof, built as the residence of the Tyrolean kings and queens in the 15th century. From here they could watch the tournaments in the town square without leaving their palaces. The Golden Roof itself is a balcony covered with almost 3,000 copper roof tiles.

The Imperial Palace is built in the late Gothic style and dates back to 1460. The palace consists of four wings around a gigantic hall in the middle (Riesensaal), which is beautifully painted in white and gold and is well worth a visit on a mini break or ski holiday to Austria!