Innsbruck is the capital city of the Tyrol region of western Austria. Built in on the floor of the Inn Valley on the banks of the Inn River, it became a important centre for trade with merchants traveling through the nearby Brenner Pass. The city burst on the European cultural scene in the 16th century when it became the home of Maximilian I, Emperor of Austria and Holy Roman Emperor. Legend has it that... more »
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The Tyrol is a region of western Austria and northern Italy most famous for its towering Alps, fantastic skiing and laid back, casual yet active lifestyle and fresh, clean environment. Home to towns like Hopfgarten, Innsbruck and Itter in Austria and Bozen on the Italian side of the border. The region also incorporates the Brenner Pass on the Austrian/Italian border. The people of the Tyrol share many cul... more »
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A small village of little over 5000 residents nestled amongst the Alps in the Tyrol region of Austria. Skiing here in the winter is some of the best in Europe and people flock from all over Europe and the world not only to Hopfgarten but also the nearby resorts of Kitzbuhl and Worgl. Home to Contiki’s Gasthof Schoneck Special Stopover accommodation utilized by many Concept/Budget Tours during the s... more »
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