Tyrol borders on the Austrian foothills of the Alps (Voralberg), with Salzburg and Kernton (Kärnten). And also in the north borders on Bova, in the southwest with Switzerland and in the south with Italy (South Tyrol).
The largest mountain in Tyrol
The highest mountain in Tyrol is at the same time the highest mountain of Austria. The top of Grossglockner has a height of 3,798 meters above sea level and is located in the eastern tyrol. The peak of Wildspitze is slightly lower, 3768 meters and is located in the very center of the Alpas of Northern Tyrol.
Climate in Tyrol during vacation
The border region lies between the Atlantic, continental among the time -nominal course. Tyrol is relatively moist summer, more dry autumn and snowy winter. A mild climate also prevails in Tyrol valleys, although at the peaks such as Zeefeld in winter there may be a temperature of up to minus 30 degrees Celsius.
Tourism and vacation paradise in Tyrol
In the Upper Tyrol in the district of Kitsbuchel, tourism is very developed. Along with this, the Schwatz district (in particular Mayrhofen) is very developed and it plays a significant role in the tourist infrastructure. It has been in demand for several decades and the area for vacations — ochtal (öztal). But still these are not the only regions of Tyrol. In Tyrol, everyone can find an interesting and to their liking.
