Why go to Tyrol? The 10 good reasons to go Tyrol
To your masks!
Parades and carnivals perpetuate ancestral customs.
Tasting different wines
Discover the ancient wine culture of South Tyrol.
Sledding
Rediscover the pleasures of childhood and try your hand at wooden sledging.
Lazing around in nature
Find a gîte in the middle of nowhere and enjoy the peace and quiet.
Walking the trails
Good shoes, binoculars and off we go into the mountains!
Architectural diversity
Marvel at the historic buildings and modern constructions at altitude.
Going downhill
Tyrol is a paradise for winter sports enthusiasts.
Riding a bike
Treat yourself to a sporty mountain biking or road biking vacation with splendid panoramic views.
Living the winter lights
When night takes over the day, Christmas lights and markets warm hearts.
A whole art of living
Discover the culinary tradition and hospitality of the Tyroleans.
What to visit Tyrol?
Interview: My Tyrol
with Camille Vourc'h, author of the guide
Trained as a linguist and translator from English to French, Camille has managed an English-speaking bookshop and tea room in Avignon. Today, her universe is nourished by travels, world songs, hiking, skiing, knitting, watercolors... Life is short, so let's try to enjoy the beautiful nature and the people around us, right?
See the video of the interviewGood to know to visit Tyrol
Timetable
Tyrol's busiest season is summer and winter. As in France, stores are often closed at midday.
To be booked
Reservations are recommended for restaurants, accommodation in small resorts during the high season, and refuges if you're hiking in summer. In big cities like Innsbruck, remember to book your museum visits too.
Budget & Tips
Many cities offer very attractive passes for visiting museums and getting around at lower cost. Discounts for children, senior citizens and family packages.
Main events
In Tyrol, the main events follow the seasons: up and down the mountain pastures, Christmas festivities, opening and closing of ski resorts... Ask your local tourist office for more information as soon as you arrive.
Guided tours
They are held mainly in English and German, but depending on the popularity of the tour you wish to take, you may be able to request a French-speaking guide.
Smokers
Smoking is prohibited in public places.
