Here you will find the highlights of this tour and here is a document containing the answers to all your questions:

Let’s take a look at sustainability and barrier-free holidays in the Kaunertal valley, which has been designated as a “CLAR” region: Clean Alpine Region Kaunertal. In addition, it is one of the most accessible regions of Europe. Senior citizens, families with small children, people with physical disabilities – everyone can explore nature and enjoy holidays without barriers. Michaela and Elena explain more about how sustainability and tourism go hand in hand in the Kauntertal and why mountains belong to everyone.

Innsbruck is a magnificent city offering architectural marvels and imperial sights surrounded by mountains and nature. Antonella will tell us more about why Innsbruck, the capital of the Alps, is her happy place and why Innsbruck’s food scene is worth exploring. She will be supported by Claudia, owner of the restaurant Die Wilderin, which is one of the Tirolean capital’s innovative restaurants. Claudia will also explain more about her concept “from nose to tail”.  
 

The Swiss stone pine is more than just a tree. Sometimes called "the queen of the Alps", it promotes sleep, lowers people’s heart rate, and supports relaxation. Manuela takes us to one of Austria’s mysterious stone pine forests, the “ZirbenPark” (stone pine park), and teaches us more about this fragrant tree. 

Relaxing in the middle of nature, finding yourself and gathering new strength comes natural here. Lonely mountain meadows, shady forests, mountain streams with crystal clear spring water offer peace and inspiration. Barbara and Harry talk about how to awaken unexpected energies and where to find historical power spots, but also about the excellent wellness hotels which pamper you with programmes ranging from yoga to energetic healing hikes.

If you have any questions about the regions, Tirol or Austria in general, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us: martina.jamnig@austria.info