Mary Magdalene Procession & Festival: Living Tradition Full of tradition. Religious and secular at the same time. The ‘Luitascher’ organise an annual procession in honour of St Mary Magdalene on July 22 – and celebrate the occasion afterwards. It is a real village tradition where ...
There are certain dishes that you could simply eat every day. For us, “strudel” is one of them – in every variety. You can prepare them hearty, sweet or spicy. That’s why we have a new recipe from the kitchen of the Krumers Post Hotel ...
Ambitious, generous and adventurous – that just about sums up our Eva, who works in the tourist information office in Seefeld. Her lively and cheerful personality helps with any questions that our guests might pose. Her second home is the mountains of the Olympiaregion Seefeld, ...
For the Tyrolean climbing legend Heinz Zak, the Karwendel is a timeless area in which you can come to yourself. In addition to numerous classics, there are excellent panoramic mountains and areas that are almost untouched. The source of the Isar is a source of ...
What we see when we walk The Mountain Spring Days in Leutasch are among the highlights of the hiking season. Hans Neuner and his wife Monika are hosting them for the 13th time this year. When Hans Neuner, known as the Bantl-Hansi, strolls through the ...
Every September, a special hiking event comes to the Leutaschtal valley: The 3 day Unicorn Walk. Hiking enthusiasts from all over the world travel to the Olympiaregion Seefeld to take part in the March from the 13th to 15th of September. But what about hiking ...
There are certain things that are just typical for the Easter period in the Tyrol: painted eggs, the Easter bunny – and ‘Pinzen’ and ‘Striezel’! These tasty delicacies help to sweeten any Easter snack. And they aren’t too difficult to make – we have dusted ...
Every year the traditional fasting period begins on Ash Wednesday in Tyrol. It’s an ancient Christian custom supposed to cleanse and strengthen body and soul during the 40 days until Easter. However, the focus is not necessarily on beach bodies or superfluous kilos, but rather ...
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 ...
