Soon it’s time again: The Krampus Day iscoming closer and you can already hear the eerie ringing of the bells of the “Krampus” and devils in the distance. What causes one to shiver and sweat, makes the other feel happy. Daniel (Danny) White is one ...
The new gourmet guide “Gault & Millau 2020” has been published and brings a real award blessing for our region. The best restaurants in Austria have been ennobled and 5 restaurants in the Olympiaregion received a total of 12 toques (stars). The restaurant Le Treize ...
When the snowflakes and the sound of Christmas music dance in the air and the heavenly scent of biscuits, mulled wine and firewood flow through the village, it is there: the Advent season. We enjoy the magic of the season in a very special way. ...
We were on a mission: For months we searched in the forests of the region, every fir and every spruce was closely examined. Until it was finally found: the perfect Christmas tree for the Seefeld Christmas Market. The demands are high, because it has an ...
The Leutasch valley has a total of 2,380 inhabitants. Two of them are Hansi and Monika “Bantl” Neuner. They represent the Leutasch area like hardly anyone else: they have their roots in this area and put in a lot of effort to ensure others also ...
The winter of 2019/20 is about to begin and with it some events that will make this winter a very special one. Contemplative chapel hikes in Advent, great sporting performances on cross-country skis, enchanting moments at the Snow Festival and many more events are on ...
The traditional sport of tobogganing is probably as old as we Tyroleans ourselves. In the past, wooden and horn sledges were often the only means of transport in steep terrain. Today, the winter sledding sport is once again enjoying increasing popularity as a versatile and ...
The cold season holds thousands of adventures – whether in the mountains, in the snow or far away from the slopes, we have a great program with many winter activities. To make sure you find the right one for you from the wide range of ...
The traces of the first Ganghofer runners lead deep into the Karwendel, to Hinterriß. It lies in the middle of a steep valley with no exit: Before comes Vorderriß, after that only “die Eng” (lit: “the narrow”). Here lives the old forester, Herbert Schafhuber. Today ...