Tyrol - Tirol

Tyrol itself is divided in North, East and South Tyrol. South Tyrol is in Italy and North Tyrol is considered as a state in Austria. East Tyrol is a small separate part in Austria.
With 4,883.31 square miles it is the third largest state in Austria and it has ----- citizens.

Innsbruck

Innsbruck is the capital of North Tyrol with 121,329 citizens. It is located in a valley between the Brenner Pass, Patscherkofel, Hafelekar and Serles, all over 7,300 ft.

 Innsbruck from above

It is internationally known for the Olympic Winter Games in 1964 and 1976 as well as the Winter Paralympics in 1984 and 1988.
Therefore it's nearly necessary to visit the Bergislschanze. Since 1952 they are hosting the four hill tournament in ski jumping.

Bergisl

Don't miss the "Goldene Dachl" one of the most known attractions in Innsbruck when you are visiting the Old City of Innsbruck.

 Innsbruck Old Town

Goldenes Dachl

Swarovski

Ever wondered where Swarovski is from? Yes, Austria or better Wattens in Tyrol. Go and figure out how this amazing jewellery is made.

Kristallwelten at Wattens

Kitzbühl

Kitzbühl is one of the most famous ski resorts in Austria. It is especially known for its medival build town and its Apres Ski. Every year a lot of tourists are coming for one of the concerts or the "Hahnenkammrennen" which is a part of the Ski World Cup, generally taking place in January. Definatley a visit worth.

http://www.hahnenkamm.com/welcome.html

Kitzbühl

Lienz

Lienz is the capital of East Tyrol it is actually physically separated from Tyrol itself and sometimes called as the 10th province of Austria.
Amazing town inbetween mountains and definatley worth a visit during winter holidays.

Lienz