And while high-altitude pursuits may be the main draw, this compact city in the Alps offers way more than just frosty fun. Even during the off-season, travelers visiting the “Bridge Over the Inn ...

About that powder: The Austrian Alps boast sure-thing snow conditions. You’ll find scrupulously groomed corduroy, drool-worthy off-piste, versatile terrain, and plenty of vertical.

This remarkable glass platform offers unmatched views of the Dachstein Glacier and surrounding Alps. On clear days, the scenery extends as far as Slovenia and the Czech Republic.

Austria’s mountainous Grossarltal region is the perfect year-round destination for family adventures, whether you want to hike, ski, spa, or simply soak up the region’s rich culture and heritage.

The Seefeld.com site (‘Seefeld.com is the official website for Seefeld in Tyrol, Austria. It provides information and resources for visitors planning a trip to the area’) officially confirming the ...

If you’re planning a ski trip to Europe with kids, the Austrian Alps have the best ski schools and perks like free ski passes. Plus: family-friendly doesn’t mean adults won’t be pampered ...

Whilst Bascom Hill proves to be less of a ski and snowboard destination than University of Wisconsin students might hope, droves flock to the Alps for the ski season. Being half-Austrian, my family ...