Hotel Tirolerhof

Wildschönau open-air bath

When you're on summer holiday in Austria and the sun is shining over the mountain peaks, take a trip to the Wildschönau open-air baths for a refreshing dip under the open sky. As well as outdoor pools, you'll also find sun loungers and a playground on site. There are more than 1000 m2 of water surface divided into several swimming pools and there is both a seesaw and a slide. For the little ones, there is a children's pool with a pink elephant and a playground with a sandpit, trampoline, climbing tower and suspension bridge. Enjoy a light lunch or refreshment in the small on-site café, which sells salads, snacks, ice cream and drinks.

Brixen im Thale

Brixen im Thale is an inviting alpine village at 800 m, nestled in Tirol’s Brixental valley, just 12 km from Kitzbühel. In summer, the Hochbrixen gondola whisks you up to 1,300 m, where the Filzalmsee lakeside adventure park awaits—complete with water play areas, themed giant sculptures, Kneipp pools, and easy family trails. A new viewing platform at the Zinsbergbahn mountain station offers sweeping vistas across the valley and mountain peaks, accessible even to non-skiers. In winter, Brixen becomes a key hub in Austria’s largest ski region—SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser–Brixental—with almost 300 km of slopes, beginner lifts, family ski areas in Hochbrixen, and even an igloo village-themed lounge.

Wilder Kaiser Nature Reserve

The Wilder Kaiser Nature Reserve is one of the most impressive mountain ranges in the Alps. Since 1963, the Kaiser mountains, consisting of the two main peaks Zahmer Kaiser and Wilder Kaiser and all their peaks, have been classified as a nature reserve to protect the rare plants and animals that live there and to preserve this magnificent mountain landscape.

Both the Tiroler Adlerweg (Eagle Trail), Tyrol's long-distance hiking trail, and the Jakobsweg (Way of St James), one of the world's most famous pilgrimage routes, lead you through the Wilder Kaiser mountains. The Wilder Kaiser region is known worldwide for its challenging hikes and climbing trails suitable for all levels.

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.

Hexenwasser

Hexenwasser is an amusement park with water for the eyes! Here, especially the little ones can experience all kinds of water experiences! One thing's for sure - it's going to be fun!

Kitzbühel Horn

The Kitzbüheler Horn rises above the town of Kitzbühel and offers one of the best panoramic views in the Austrian Alps. A cable car ride takes you close to the 1,996-metre summit, where well-marked trails, benches and alpine huts invite visitors to take in the landscape at a relaxed pace. In summer, the area is a favourite for hiking, mountain biking, and visiting the Alpine Flower Garden, which blooms with hundreds of alpine species. On clear days, you can see all the way to the Großglockner and the Zillertal Alps.

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.

Aurach Game Park

At the Aurach Wildlife Park, which is a whopping 1100 metres above sea level, you can get up close and personal with tame and curious animals such as roe deer, goats, donkeys and sheep. The park also has more exotic animals such as monkeys, kangaroos, llamas and Tibetan yaks, which you can observe from a safe distance. The many tame animals and the many square metres of nature and play areas make the park a popular destination for families with children.