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Time. Space. Peace. Nature. Health.
Happiness. Those are the true luxury
goods of our time. Tirol, the Heart of
the Alps, is rich in these treasures.
A region with around 700,000 inhabitants and 573 mountains
stretching over 3,000 metres into the sky. A region where rural
traditions and local culture are celebrated and which world-
renowned companies such as Swarovski call home. A region
with a quality of life matched by few other places in the world.
This outstanding standard of living is without a doubt one of
the reasons why every year around 11 million people decide to
spend their holidays in Tirol. They appreciate not only the fine
hotels and excellent infrastructure, but also the chance to relax
in a stunning natural landscape accessible in both summer and
winter thanks to modern cable cars and a network of hiking
and cycling trails. Tirol’s mountains have no fewer than 10,000
natural springs, while the water in almost all the region’s many
lakes is clean enough to drink. A third of Tirol is covered by forest
– trees are nature’s lungs, and the fresh woodland air will leave
you feeling refreshed and invigorated.
Little wonder that guests spend most of their time not in their
hotels but out and about. In contrast to many other spa regions,
in Tirol it is not only the resorts themselves but also the surroun-
ding landscape which deliver relaxation for mind, body and soul.
Why simply feel closer to nature when you can actually get out
and explore it at first hand? Whichever valley you visit, this area
in the mountains is ideal for a relaxing yet active stay. In Tirol,
spa holidays mean much more than just a few treatments within
the four walls of your hotel. We aim to provide visitors with a
holistic sense of wellbeing through a balanced combination of
activities, health, fitness and relaxation. There is no destination
better to realise this precious balance than Tirol with its first-
class hotels, almost countless leisure and sports activities,
outstanding regional cuisine and many hotels and spas dedicated
to health tourism. One such hotel is the Lanserhof, situated
just a few kilometres from the regional capital Innsbruck.
For over 30 years it has focused on spa and health holidays.
Today the Lanserhof is known as one of the leading health
centres in Europe. But wherever you decide to stay in Tirol, the
region’s unique mountain nature will leave you feeling relaxed,
rejuvenated and revitalised.
Tirol. Let nature
move you.
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www.tyrol.com· So close, so far.
Tirol / Heart of the Alps
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