Tyrol is full of cultural offerings and places of interest. This starts already in the nearby village of Erl with its famous festivals and its passion plays. Kufstein and Innsbruck are likewise fantastic destinations that offer a variety of ways to spend your holidays.
For a few hours of sightseeing or even a day trip, to begin with, it is worth mentioning Kitzbühel (approx. 17 km), Kufstein (approx. 20 km), Rattenberg (40 km), Salzburg (approx. 74 km) and Innsbruck (approx. 90 km). Have you ever been there?
From a cultural point of view, we are very proud of the Erl Festival, of which our Kaiserhof is a partner and offers special deals for the festival season.
The impressive cultural offerings of the municipality of Erl impress audiences from all over the world. Far away from big cities, internationally renowned artists delight audiences with their compositions and music of the highest quality. The Erl Passion Plays have been a tradition in the town for over 400 years. And all of this in the midst of unspoiled countryside and against the fantastic backdrop of the Kaiser Mountains. This atmosphere and the architectural masterpieces on the outskirts of the small village make the Passion Plays and the Festival special highlights.
From the Kaiserhof you’ll have a good view of the Kitzbühel Alps. Kitzbühel, the so-called ‘town of the chamois’, is close-by and impresses with cultural highlights and a charming old town in addition to its sports programme, such as the annual Hahnenkamm ski race.
The Alfons Walde Collection, housed in the Kitzbühel Museum features famous paintings such as "Almen im Schnee", "Auracher Kirchl" or "Aufstieg", which have played a major role in shaping the image of Tyrol as a snow-covered mountain region.
Internationally acclaimed opera stars, such as Elīna Garanča, perform at the Kitzbühel Summer Concerts or Classical Music in the Alps. And the Christmas market in the city centre enchants young and old with its dreamy wintry atmosphere.
The fortress of the district capital, long hotly contested between Bavaria and Tyrol, can be easily recognised from afar as you approach it. At the foot of the fortress, the old town with the Römerhofgasse, the Kultur Quartier Kufstein, the Riedl Glashaus and the Auracher Löchl invites you to take a stroll.
The spectrum of music and literature ranges from classical to modern and avant-garde, from OperettenSommer Kufstein, Kufstein Unlimited or literature festival glück.tage Kufsteinerland.
Nestled between the Nordkette and the Patscherkofel, the Alpine city of Innsbruck offers a wealth of sights: Innsbruck's landmark, the Golden Roof, the Imperial Palace, the Court Church and Court Gardens as well as Ambras Castle and the Bergisel ski jump.
The Festival of Early Music, the Innsbruck Summer Dance Festival, the Promenade Concerts and the New Orleans Festival offer special cultural enjoyment.
True to the saying ‘small is beautiful’, Rattenberg, Austria's smallest town with just under 500 inhabitants, offers a varied cultural and leisure programme. Experience the medieval pedestrian zone with its numerous shops selling Tyrolean glass art and crafts, exquisite boutique fashion or the famous Augustiner Museum.
The ‘Schlossberg’ (castle mount) offers a magnificent view of the city, the Inn River and the Tyrolean mountains and, of course, the cultural highlight is the ‘Schlossbergspiele’ (theatre festival). Last but not least, in winter, the town also offers an attractive Advent event - Rattenberg Advent - set in the wintry medieval charm.
On our interactive map you can find excursion options, places of interest and restaurants.
