Naturally Cultural Experiences

Without art and culture, life is that little bit quieter. A fact amply demonstrated over the past few months. Which makes it all the nicer that this important aspect of our lives has now returned.

Art and culture can also enrich and inspire meetings in a professional context.

Glittering World

During special guided tours through the 17 Chambers of Wonder at Swarovski Crystal Worlds, participants can be inspired by international artists and give free rein to their imagination, before digesting their impressions at lunch or dinner.

Minting of coins in the Hall’s City Tower, where every company can immortalise its own brand on “silver” coins, including an introduction to the history of the “dollar” and world of regional artists, is yet another brilliant experience. These lucky charms will be a lasting reminder of your shared team experience.

Interesting knowledge on the history of silver can be deepened even further at the “Silberbergwerk” Silver Mine in Schwaz.

Tirol meets Hollywood

007 Elements James Bond Experience in Sölden transports visitors on a high-tech inter-active journey through the film world of the world’s most famous agent. Unique film locations, dramatic sound backdrops, breathtaking action scenes and technical gadgets will delight not only fans of the film franchise. Team action experiences can then be shared or personally experienced at a subsequent exclusive dinner at iceQ.

Shaping the future, learning from the past

Nature becomes a teacher at the “Survival School”, where you can learn valuable tips that can also be applied in everyday work. Groups will find inspiration in the Ötzi village.

Groups can turn night into day on the costumed night watchman tour in Innsbruck. Speaking in Tirolean dialect, he shares exciting and funny anecdotes of everyday life from the Baroque era until the First World War. The adventure is rounded off with a schnapps for refreshment and, if desired, the chance to climb the City Tower at night.

Steeped in history

Tirol Panorama takes a closer look at the “Fabled Myth of Tirol” in all its conflicting and fascinating aspects. It also houses Tirol’s largest work of art, the Innsbruck Giant Cyclorama, which depicts the Tirolean fight for liberty on 13th August 1809 in fascinating and breath-taking 360-degree images over a surface area of 1,000 square metres. After this cultural treat, visitors can enjoy the view from the terrace of the Bergisel Ski Jump.

Find more exciting guided tours for your next conference here.

With all your senses

In completely light-free settings, teams immerse themselves in a place of relaxation. One that allows them to forget everyday life and sense of time. Participants gather many sensory impressions and boost team spirit while carrying out exciting group tasks in the dark. The “Menu of the Senses” is also highly entertaining.

These are just a few of the many ways in which art and culture in Tirol can complement conferences, company events, training courses, seminars, team-building events and congresses.