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Tyrol tourism is built on high mountains, glaciers and a strong Alpine culture, with the lively city of Innsbruck at its centre. Snow-capped peaks rise directly behind the old town, and cable cars lift visitors from the main square to alpine terraces within minutes.Beyond Innsbruck, the valleys hold famous resorts: Kitzbühel for glamorous skiing, Mayrhofen in the Zillertal, Sölden for glacier snow and St. Anton for challenging runs. Summer brings hiking and lake swimming, while winter fills the valleys with skiers. Plan four to five days for the Tyrol, and expect cooler weather at altitude all year.
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May to September, December to March for snow
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December to March is the ski season, while June to September suits cable cars, hiking and lakes. Glaciers such as Hintertux and Sölden keep snow throughout the year.
Three days cover Innsbruck and one nearby valley. Five days let you add Kitzbühel or the Zillertal, and ski holidays usually run a week.
Fly to Munich or Zürich, then continue by train or road to Innsbruck in about two hours. Innsbruck's own airport serves seasonal flights from European hubs.

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