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WELCOME TO THE OLYMPIAREGION SEEFELD!

We guarantee to make all your holiday dreams come true. Let yourself be inspired by the beauty of the countryside and enjoy the variety of active and cultural attractions in the Olympiaregion Seefeld. Whether you just want to let your mind wander or prefer to burn some energy with a sporty challenge - in the Olympiaregion Seefeld there is something for everyone. is an ideal destination for the whole family. This is where everyone, whether young, old or somewhere in-between, will find just what they’re looking for to spend an enjoyable, interesting and, above all, relaxing holiday.

Fantastic climate at 1,200m above sea level

Everyone who chooses to come to the Olympiaregion Seefeld for their holidays will benefit not only from the excellent infrastructure, the wonderful landscape and the unique character of the five villages, but also from the pleasant and healthy climate which refreshes heart and soul. The moderate mountain air has many neuro-psychological benefits such as a deep, refreshing sleep, which increases the psychological and physical well-being by a positive attitude to life.
Ideal for allergy sufferers

Allergy sufferers in particular can take a deep breath at Olympiaregion Seefeld: from July onwards the region is considered to be virtually free of allergens as the flowering season for grasses and pollen ends very early here.
Positive physical developments

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It is proven that the Alpine climate strengthens the heart, improves the circulation system, activates the metabolism, reduces harmful free radicals and improves the quality of the red blood cells and the oxygen supply to the tissues.
Hot spot for sport enthusiasts

Sportsmen and women in particular enjoy the ideal training conditions at Olympiaregion Seefeld that the climate provides. The mountain air contains a little less oxygen. Humans adjust to this and initially use more energy. The pulse increases, breathing becomes heavier; performance is slightly restricted. However, after only a short time, the heart and circulatory systems, breathing and metabolism become stronger and more efficient. There is a positive training effect. This is why various international football training camps, e.g. the national teams of the Czech Republic and Saudi Arabia came to this region to prepare for the football World Cup in 2006. Numerous top athletes such as the cross-country skier Martin Tauber also like to train on the high plateau at Seefeld.

Golf

Golf – a fascinating sport that is attracting more and more fans of every age. In the Olympiaregion Seefeld golfers will find just the right package and beautiful infrastructure in the form of the 18-hole Wildmoos Golf Course and the Golfacademy. Expert Golf Pros show you how to sink that ball in an elegant fashion.

Cross-country skiing at its best on 266 km of impeccably groomed trails!

The 5 villages that make up the Olympiaregion Seefeld have, for many years now, been offering facilities and conditions for cross-country skiing enthusiasts unparalleled anywhere else in Europe – with 266 kilometres of impeccably groomed trails covering all levels of difficulty, both beginners and experts alike can enjoy this Nordic sport to the full. The ratio between classic and skate skiing trails is pretty much evenly balanced and many sections have both types of trail running parallel to one another.

The Olympiaregion Seefeld, which played host to the Nordic disciplines in the Winter Olympic Games of 1964 and 1976, is hailed as a Mecca of cross-country skiing. Almost all the world’s cross-country elite have trained and competed here, not only because of the friendly Tyrolean hospitality, the breathtaking scenery and the ideal climatic conditions, but also because of the superb network of trails which is constantly being improved and extended.

Source: Olympiaregion Seefeld

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Innsbruck Land

Der Bezirk Innsbruck Land ist ein politischer Bezirk des österreichischen Bundeslandes Tirol. Er umschließt den Bezirk Innsbruck-Stadt, grenzt im Westen an den Bezirk Imst, im Osten an den Bezirk Schwaz, im Norden an Bayern (Landkreis Garmisch-Partenkirchen) und im Süden an Südtirol.

Der Bezirk liegt in einem Teil des Inntals (Oberinntal und Unterinntal), im Nordtiroler Teil des Wipptals und ihren Seitentälern (Stubaital, Sellraintal, Gschnitztal, Wattental). Weiters gehört das Gebiet des Seefelder Plateaus zum Bezirk.

Die südliche Grenze mit dem Brennerpass ist gebildet durch den Alpenhauptkamm. Der Bezirk umfasst neben den Tälern hauptsächlich alpines Gebiet (Stubaier Alpen im Südwesten, Tuxer Alpen im Südosten, Wettersteingebirge und Karwendel im Norden).

Tirol

Tirol ist eine Region in Mitteleuropa, die sich vom Westen Österreichs bis in den Norden Italiens erstreckt. Ursprünglich unter einer Herrschaft, wurde Tirol nach dem Untergang des Habsburger Vielvölkerstaates Österreich-Ungarn nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg durch den Vertrag von St. Germain auf zwei Staaten aufgeteilt:

1. Nordtirol und Osttirol (das heutige Bundesland Tirol) zur neuen Republik Österreich
2. Südtirol und Welschtirol, die heutige Autonome Region Trentino-Südtirol, zu Italien

Benannt ist die Region nach der alten Residenz ihrer Landesfürsten, Schloss Tirol bei Meran im Burggrafenamt.

Landschaftlich ist Tirol durch die Alpen geprägt. Tirols höchste Berge sind der Ortler (3905 m ü. A) und die über 3859 Meter hohe Königspitze in Südtirol, der Großglockner (3798 m ü. A) in Osttirol, der Monte Cevedale (3769 m s.l.m.) in Welschtirol (Trentino) und die Wildspitze (3768 m ü. A) in den Ötztaler Alpen in Nordtirol.