Alpbachtal

The Alpbachtal region is situated in Tirol between Innsbruck and Kufstein and is easily accessible. You can travel there easily via the Inntal motorway or by train to Wörgl or Jenbach, with connections to the surrounding villages. Thanks to its central location, the Alpbachtal can also be reached from Munich or Salzburg in around 1½ hours.

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Within the region, local bus services ensure good access to all towns and venues. Many event venues – particularly around Alpbach – are within walking distance, which keeps journeys short and ensures efficient operations. In addition, shuttle services and Uphill Facilities are available for specific Event locations.

Find out more about local transport here.

The Alpbachtal region, with its 10 villages, is one of Austria’s most unspoilt and best-known Alpine valleys. Rattenberg, a medieval town and also the smallest in Austria, delights visitors with its unique cultural treasures, whilst Kramsach is home to Tirol’s most visited museum as well as the region’s largest open-air museum. Each of the 10 villages in the Alpbachtal region has its own story to tell.

Here you will find an overview of the villages.

The Alpbachtal region is committed to ensuring accessibility for all visitors. Many accommodation options, event venues and incentives are designed to be accessible and cater to the needs of people with reduced mobility. You can find detailed information on Accessible Travel here.