Places to Visit in the Three-Country Corner

Visible right away from Nauders—The castle can be seen immediately above the picturesque village, making it a A must-see for vacationers in Nauders. Every Sunday and Wednesday at 5:00 p.m., an interesting guided tour takes place at Naudersberg Castle, covering the St. Leonhart Chapel, the Karl von Blaas Art Gallery, the Judge’s Chamber and the Castle Chapel, the court offices, and the Ski Museum.

Anyone who enters the The Era of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy If you'd like to immerse yourself in it, you should plan a visit to the Nauders Fortress. The five-story rectangular building stands imposingly on the mountain pass road overlooking the Reschen Valley and is a reminder of days long past, when it served as a roadblock against invading troops. Today, it houses a fascinating military museum.

Built right up against a rock face in the Finstermünz Gorge, the Medieval Fortress of Altfinstermünacross the Inn River and the border between Tyrol and the Swiss canton of Graubünden. The ancient ruins offer visitors fascinating insights.

If you enjoy combining nature with culture and love hikes with a touch of history, then the Kaiserschützenweg in Nauders Just the thing for you. Informative display boards along the exciting mountain trail tell the story of the ruined fortifications and rock caverns high above Nauders.

Thanks to Nauders' unique location in the Three-Country Region The region has always been shaped by the influences of various cultures. And the interactions between these peoples were not always peaceful. Throughout its turbulent history, Nauders has experienced many battles over territories and lands. Tank barriers, bunker complexes, command posts – High above Nauders, many of the defensive structures can still be visited today, following a comprehensive renovation.

Experience Italian charm up close—among vineyards and delicious pizza

Medieval yet modern. Alpine yet Mediterranean. No other city offers such striking contrasts as Merano. Let yourself be enchanted by Merano’s Old Town: Stroll through the narrow streets past numerous boutiques and shops, or simply enjoy a typical Italian cappuccino in one of the many cozy bars and restaurants. In addition to the historic arcades, the parish church of St. Nicholas and the City Theater on Theaterplatz are also well worth a visit. Enjoy the Italian flair in Merano’s Old Town.

Sophisticated and trendy at the same time—a blend of art, culture, indulgence, and shopping

If you take a trip to Innsbruck, you won't want to leave this enchanting city anytime soon, as it offers numerous attractions for both adults and children. Innsbruck's 800-year-old Old Town literally sparkles with its Golden Roof, which is adorned with 2,657 gilded copper shingles. The Imperial Hofburg and Ambras Castle both tell fascinating stories. From the City Tower, which also towers over the Old Town, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Innsbruck and its surrounding mountains. Perhaps you’d like to take a ride on the Hungerburg Funicular? Or maybe you'd even like to go on the Bergisel Ski Jump Experience what it feels like when the world’s best ski jumpers put their courage to the test every year at the Bergisel Ski Jumping competition. As you can see, a trip to Innsbruck is a must on your to-do list.

Where the sparkle and glitter never end

Experience crystal in all its facets at this magical place. Artists from around the world have created stunning displays of crystals in underground chambers of wonders, delighting millions of visitors. Even in the Crystal Worlds garden, the Swarovski Crystals and there's something new to discover around every corner. A real highlight, especially for families!