Allgäu is located right in the south of Germany at the gateway to the Alps. It will win you over with its still gentle slopes and vast hollows and the inherently steep towering walls... more

Serfaus, Fiss and Ladis can maintain with impunity that they are located where Tyrol is at its sunniest: high above the Oberinn valley on the sunny plateau ... more

We used to say Paznaun is the end of the world. See, Kappl, Ischgl, Galtür were concepts from another world surrounded by sky-high mountains and an incomparable natural countryside... more

Whether you travel by motorway via Pfronten from the north, or over the Oberjoch from the west, the Arlberg from the south or the Fern pass from south west, your very arrival in the Tannheim valley... more

Nestling between high mountains and Tyrol's largest lake, that is Lake Achen, there is an idyllic little spot, one of the most beautiful holiday and excursion regions of the Alps... more

Landeck, located directly on the river Inn and at one of the most important east-west and north-south road junctions, has lost none of its attraction. Wonderful destinations... more

The Karwendel Mountains look inaccessible. The charming villages of Scharnitz, Seefeld and Leutasch, for instance, are all the more surprising, nestling within these mountains... more

The Dolomites of Lienz are sometimes a little overshadowed by their 'bigger sister' to the south of the river Rienz. Completely unjustifiably as you can easily see for yourself ...more

Whether you travel over the 2,500 metre high Timmelsjoch or for instance along the deeply incised limestone ravines at Deutschnonsberg, over the expressway from Bozen... more