Gift Baskets to Tirol, Austria

Münze Hall

The Muenze Tower and Columna Hall are one of the finest pieces of architecture in the Hall of Tirol, and it dominates the skyline of its picturesque village. The tower has a Gothic-style architectural design that includes levels and windows. The roof is red with various small gray stones crenulated out of it.

St. Nikolaus Church

The church is part of the Hall of Tirol, which is one of the most important buildings in the center of the town. Its central location makes it a prominent site. This church has a unique design and is often seen from different vantage points. However, the views are captured in a way that lets you know the structure’s beauty and significance even if you can’t get up close.

St. Magdalen’s Chapel 

This small chapel is located close to the Church of St. Nikolaus and dates back to as early as 1330. It used to serve as the town’s cemetery chapel and has a Romanesque style. There’s still time to get in touch with friends or loved ones who may have died here over the centuries. The Chapel of Peace is now a sacred space where loved ones can visit and grieve in peace. There’s also a variety of events held throughout the year so you’ll never be bored.

Jesuitenkirche 

This building has a long history, having been founded in 1571 by reformers. It was meant to cater to the needs of the Herz-Jesu convent, which ran it until they moved out in 1801. There is no shortage of magnificent churches in Prague, and the inner courtyard of this particular one is a beautiful baroque example. You should certainly spend some time here if you have the chance. Inside, there is also lots to explore with ornamental gold trim on various surfaces that make for quite an impressive sight.

The Mint Museum 

The Mint Museum is located inside Muenze Hall and you can buy a combined ticket for both the tower and the museum for eleven euros. Many years ago, coins made of gold, silver, or bronze were minted here. The museum now offers an insight into how this was done and what it entailed. One of the most famous museums in Australia, the Machine Room on Victoria Street has a fascinating collection of coins and artifacts related to minting processes.

Naturpark Karwendel

This mountain nature park consists of 11 protected zones and is best explored through hiking trails or through a guided tour with an indigenous ranger. It also offers insights into the area and is an interesting way to learn about different cultures. One of the finest features of the park is the Ahornboden area which contains one of the finest Sycamore forests in Europe – The trees are simply amazing and truly breathtaking to behold.

Stuibenfall Ötztal Valley 

This valley is absolutely breathtaking! It has the highest vertical drop of any region in Tyrol, and its waters flow at an electric 2000 liters per minute. This natural beauty can be reached from a hiking trail. You will find the waterfall here and you can see it from the Westen Schiefersgrund, one of the many invigorating trails in this region.

Tirol Farmstead Museum 

The museum gives you an authentic feel for what farming used to be like. It’s spread over 14 buildings, including original farmhouses that have been re-created to their original beauty. Each building offers many interesting old artifacts from a bygone era and holds a record of farming in earlier centuries. The museum alongside them gives insight into how life was back then.

Walk through the old town 

Tirol is full of little charming towns inside beautiful valleys with lots of great traditions. One such tradition is “town markets,” where people come out in their best dress clothes and wave goodbye to each other. The market square at the heart of Hall of Tirol is one such place where visitors can spend time browsing, sipping coffee, and unraveling the history behind each house. The Muenze hall is a must-visit while in Vienna. It is also easy to walk through the nearby park and take in views of the architecture, before continuing on to see the Church of St. Nikolaus and finishing at the square adjacent to it.

Enjoy a fine meal at the Bretze restaurant 

Bretzepark Carruthers was founded with a vision of providing professional service in a warm, inviting setting with a delicious regional Austrian menu. Instead of relying on stationary, generic advertisements for its marketing efforts, Bretzepark Caruthers has focused on word-of-mouth advertising from satisfied customers and revelers hoping to return to its quaint Sondergasse locale. The cozy atmosphere of the interior features beautiful wooden beams and wooden furnishings, as well as walls full of interesting paintings that you can admire while going to one of their fine meals.

Have a drink in the Loewits Pipistrello Bar

The character of this bar is what makes it truly special. The walls are rough, centuries old, and made out of stone which gives the bar an almost cavern-like quality. The atmosphere at Hall of Tirol is amazing and the character of the bar is eccentric. Together, these factors make this one of the best bars in the Hall of Tirol.

Bergbau Museum 

As salt mining was a huge part of regional history, it stands to reason that there is a mining museum in the Hall of Tirol. You will learn all about the use and importance of salt in the region and its history. There’s also lots of info on tools and conditions people used to work with! There is an amazing replica of a disused mine from the 1960s, as well as a mine shaft that doubles as a slide that gives you the feeling of being deep underground.

Glungezerbahn Ski Resort 

The resort is home to the longest downhill run in the Tyrol region (over 15km!). Children and beginners alike can enjoy skiing on various trails and also has some fantastic landscape views from its top.

Stiftsgarten 

This lovely garden is located next to the Jesuit Church in the old town center just off of Milser Strabe and is perfect for relaxation and conversation. At one end of the garden lies an old summer house which once served as a ballroom, so don’t forget your dancing shoes!