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Kaunergrat Nature Park

Visit Kaunergrat Nature Park and discover the unique fauna and flora of the high alpine landscape. In the park you may be lucky to see chipmunks, fallow deer, eagles and mountain goats, among others, and there are also 1100 different species of butterflies and 1200 ibexes, making it the largest herd in Austria. There are 84 mountain peaks in the nature park, which are over 3000 m high. The highest mountain in the nature park is the Watzespitze (3,532m). In the Kaunergrat Nature Park Centre you can get information about the area's animal and plant life and visit the exhibition 3,000 M VERTICAL, which takes you on an interactive tour through the nature park and shows what the place looked like in the Bronze Age and Roman times.

Stamserhaus Museum

Stamserhaus dates back more than 700 years and is believed to be the oldest farm in Tyrol. Over the years parts of the building have been destroyed, probably by fire, and later rebuilt. The house was mainly used as a tax office, where the peasants of the area had to pay taxes to the princes of Stams. Today the house is a museum, where you can see an exhibition of Christmas crabs. The world's oldest Christmas crib organisation, founded in 1860, is based in the town of Wenns, where the Stamserhaus is located. The exhibition includes over 40 different handmade Christmas cribs. The museum is usually open on Wednesdays and Sundays, but it is recommended that you check the opening times before your visit.

Ötztaler Ache

Those of you who like water can take a trip on the Ötztaler Ache, where it is possible to river raft or kayak on the 35 km long river. If you look up towards the mountain peaks, you can often see the wahogs jumping off the cliff sides and paragliding down to the valley in their parachutes, every summer the sky is filled with parachutes in the colours of the rainbow and it is impressive to see the air between the mountains, being filled by these wahogs.

Davos Monastery

Davos Monastery is a lesser-known yet fascinating historical site nestled in the Swiss Alps. Dating back centuries, this monastery offers a glimpse into the region's spiritual and architectural heritage. Visitors can admire its beautiful stonework, tranquil courtyards, and well-preserved artifacts while learning about its role in Davos' history. The peaceful setting makes it an ideal spot for quiet reflection, photography, or a break from the town’s outdoor adventures. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply looking for a unique cultural experience, Davos Monastery is a hidden treasure worth exploring.

Lake Davos

Lake Davos is a stunning alpine lake that offers the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. In summer, its crystal-clear waters invite visitors for a refreshing swim, while windsurfing and sailing provide an adrenaline rush. Surrounding the lake, scenic hiking and cycling trails offer breathtaking views of the Swiss Alps. In winter, the frozen lake transforms into a magical spot for ice skating and winter walks. Whether you're looking for a peaceful escape or an active day outdoors, Lake Davos is a must-visit destination for travelers exploring the Davos region.

St. Anton am Arlberg

The area around St. Anton am Arlberg is one of the snowiest winter sports areas in the Alps and in addition to being a great meeting place for ski enthusiasts, there are also many opportunities for an active summer holiday, with hikes in the mountains and many other exciting experiences.

In St. Anton am Arlberg, a network of hiking trails starts, for both beginners and more experienced hikers. The Austrian village in the Tyrolean Alps is considered to be the cradle of alpine skiing, and that it was here that modern skiing began. The slopes are easily accessible with lifts and cable cars, setting the scene for a solid ski holiday with the whole active family in St. Anton am Arlberg, Austria.