Webcams in Tyrol

Tirol offers a perfect blend of culture, nature and relaxation. The region is also known for its traditional events. Whether it's cattle drives, music festivals or traditional festivals - Tirol offers a lively program at any time of year. The Easter market, the Christmas market and the mountain New Year's Eve are very popular, especially with guests from Italy. In addition to the beautiful mountain landscape, the region's towns are also well worth a visit. Innsbruck, Kufstein and Hall in Tirol and many other towns offer a variety of cultural experiences.
Tourism is an important source of income for Innsbruck. Thanks to numerous buildings from the time of Emperor Maximilian I, the unique location in the middle of the Tyrolean mountains and not least because of the extensive range of sports on offer, Innsbruck is a popular destination for tourists from all over the world. The old town is home to the famous Golden Roof, St. Jacob's Cathedral, the Helblinghaus and the Hofburg with the Hofkirche - also known as the "Schwarzmanderkirche" due to the larger-than-life bronze statues surrounding the tomb of Emperor Maximilian I. Innsbruck impresses with its historical sights and modern architecture, Kufstein is famous for its fortress and Hall in Tirol impresses with its medieval charm. You can follow the highlights of the region directly via the live cams in Tirol.

Tirol is one of the world's leading ski destinations. As a region dominated by the Alps, there are numerous opportunities to enjoy alpine skiing here. Almost every Alpine valley has one or more ski areas equipped with numerous lifts (cable cars, chairlifts, T-bar lifts). The Ski Arlberg ski area, the largest contiguous ski area in Austria, offers 305 km of pistes and 200 km of freeride terrain. Ischgl in the Paznaun Valley impresses with modern lifts and a lively après-ski offer. Gurgl in Ötztal scores with guaranteed snow from November to April, and Zillertal attracts visitors with over 500 km of pistes, including the steep "Harakiri" descent. There are also several glacier ski areas in Tyrol, such as the Stubai Glacier, Pitztal Glacier or Hintertux Glacier, which offer year-round winter sports opportunities regardless of the snow conditions. You can easily see how much snow is already on the pistes in Tyrol using the webcams. Here you will also find information on open lifts and pistes and an overview of the infrastructure in the ski area - so nothing stands in the way of an unforgettable day's skiing in Tirol!
Those who prefer to enjoy the snow-covered landscape away from the slopes will find numerous winter hiking trails in Tyrol. Popular regions include the Defereggen Valley, the Tux Alps and the Kitzbühel Alps. Take advantage of the guided snowshoe hikes, which offer unforgettable nature experiences with experienced guides. You can also enjoy the countless toboggan runs, where fun for young and old is guaranteed. Many ski areas are also combined with other winter sports options, such as cross-country ski trails, toboggan runs or thermal baths - so everyone can find their winter happiness in Tyrol.