Discover Tyrol in the summer: excursion destinations and places of interest
There is much to discover in the area around Seefeld in Tyrol in the summer. But there are also places waiting for you to visit them in neighbouring Bavaria ...
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Swarovski Crystal World in Wattens
Where rooms are dedicated to astonishment and amusement and can also be power fields and spiritual stimulation. Allow yourself to be enchanted through the planets of crystal, the crystal dome, crystal meditation, the crystal theatre and the “Eisgasse” (ice street). A unique, holistic arts experience created by André Heller.
Innsbruck in Tyrol
The capital town of Tyrol is most certainly worth a visit. Enjoy the unrivalled atmosphere in this city. Innsbruck is a historically developed cultural centre with more than 800 years of history. Visit and amaze at the impressive works of art in the imperial residence, churches and museums. Or pleasantly meander through the historic old town...
Rattenberg – Glass refinery
Rattenberg has been a market place since 1254 and a town since 1393. It’s the smallest town in Austria with 650 inhabitants. The glass refineries are worth a visit.
Stams monastery
Situated approximately 20km west of Seefeld, it was founded in 1275 by Count Meinhard ll of Tyrol and richly equipped with goods. The monastery was rebuilt in a baroque style around 1700, closed years later by the government, but then later re-established.
Kramsach
A visit to the Tyrolean farming museum near to the Kramsach sea landscape will be a great experience. Founded in 1974, the museum has made it its mission to present the living and economic experience of the Tyrolean farming community during the time before agriculture was industrialised.
Lottensee and Wildmoossee (lakes)
Both lakes on the Seefeld plateau are aperiodic, that means that they form at irregular intervals in the spring and are only present for a few months. You are welcome to use them as bathing lakes.
Hall in Tyrol
An all-time popular excursion and shopping town with the historic old town coming from the 12th and 13th centuries. The coin tower is particularly worth a visit (it’s possible to emboss your own coins with a hammer or spindle!), the Hasegg castle, town hall, town museum, as well as the mining museum.
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