Ferienregionen Winter 2011

Holiday areas

The Alpine area stretches from the Ligurian Sea to the Pannonian Basin in southern East-Central Europe.

Our selection of areas in the Alps includes regions such as the Allgäu in northern Bavaria in the German Alps as well as the Austrian Alps with Salzburg, the land Tyrol and its capital, Innsbruck. Surrounded by the snow-capped Nordkette mountain chain, the Alpine City is idyllically located in the heart of the Alps. However, the Italian Alps have also got some jewels to offer, such as the province of South Tyrol, famous for its delicious bacon and wine, while lakes and nature parks make the Trentino region an attractive holiday area.

Accompany us on a journey throughout the Alps:

  1. Oberbayern 2011

    Located throughout the northern Alpine foothills, Upper Bavaria is home to pristine lakes, steep mountains and…  more

  2. Allgäu 2011

    Allgäu (Germany) lies in the southern region of Bavarian Swabia.  more

  3. Südtirol Winter 2011

    Nestling at the heart of the beautiful Alps - throughout the most northern part of the Southern Alps - is the…  more

  4. Trentino Winter 2011

    Trentino with its beautiful summits and large skiing areas lies slightly north of the city of Verona.  more

  5. Tirol Winter 2011

    Tyrol relates to the mountains in a way few other regions do. And there is nothing to wonder at: Tyrol is the…  more

  6. Vorarlberg 2011

    The quaint region between Switzerland and Tyrol marks the final section of the north-western Alps in Austria.  more

  7. Salzburger Land 2011

    The surroundings of Salzburg are not only popular due to its fascinating landscape, but also thanks to the varied…  more

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