Tyrolean Folk Art Museum (Tiroler Volkskunstmuseum), Innsbruck

Advantages: clean, plenty to see & do, lots of history
Disadvantages: none

...I visited Innsbruck on three consecutive years, on holidays that were based in Lermoos in the Austrian Tirol. Innsbruck is a lovely city & well worth a visit. When we went there, it was very clean, the cafes were nice, the people were friendly & there were plenty of things to see & do. The city was the venue for two Olympic Games & they have a museum to commemorate those events, which is worth seeing. There are some great shops too, nice walks & parks & you can go round the city on a horse-drawn carriage trip. Innsbruck is a lovely place & part of a beautiful country. Highly recommended.... Read review

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Advantages: Beautiful scenery, Clean Air, Superb Excursions, Warm and Friendly Folk
Disadvantages: can be expensive to the British Pocket

...Just at the foot of the Arleberg pass, and in the Arleberg is St Anton am Arleberg it is around a 20 mins drive from Landeck and around an Hour by motorway from Innsbruck with major international and ntional rail links St Anton is one of the more easily accessible places to get to in the Austrian Tirol particularly if you do not have a car, if you have plenty of money then you could travel in style as the Venice - Simplon Orient Express stops at St Anton railway Station in each direction, and if you arn't travelling on board why not pop up to the station where you can view the Orient Express when it stops for several minutes. St Anton one of the more popular Towns in The Tirol and is very popular destination amongst British Tour operators ( Self Drive, Coach and Air) despite being set in Mountains and also the town itself being rather... Read review

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Advantages: Wonderful, gorgeous scenery
Disadvantages: Nightlife is pretty quiet

.... The city has excellent transport in this respect - the buses are clean, on time and cheap - around £2 for an all-day pass. The main touristy area is in the heart of the Old Town, surrounding the Golden Roof, an outcropping from a building which holds a balcony where Emperor Maximillian watched performance artists. A museum on the emperor is located inside the building and costs about £5. Across from the Roof is City Tower, which can be climbed (148 steps) to its summit so you can take in the panoramic views that Innsbruck has to offer. We spent almost an hour up here as we could not get enough of the scenery. In this general vicinity is the baroque church St James Cathedral, and many examples of 15th and 16th century architecture. If you look around closely, some of the buildings still have signs hanging off them of the establishments... Read review

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