Close to the mountains. Closer to relaxation.

The heart of the valley

Innsbruck is your starting point to access surrounding ski resorts, such as Kühtai - the highest ski village resort in Austria at 2,020 metres. Our pilots know its approach by heart, access it year round thanks to our expertise.

Pace yourself surrounded by nature

Spend a day walking at a leisurely pace in the city between two mountain adventures. The Old Town will welcome you to taste hearty local food. Don't forget to ask us for our local recommendation or pop in our office at the airport to discuss about the inner workings of our operations.

A rich cultural heritage

Discover the imperial history of the city by immersing yourself in the architectural heritage of the Habsburgs or admire the famous Golden Roof, commissioned by Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor from 1508 until 1519.

Your home to discover South Tyrol

A perfect spot as your base to discover the region and go on daily excursions to the surrounding areas, Bolzano is a relaxing city to spend time in and unwind.

A place of character

Now being the capital of an autonomous province of Italy, Bolzano was under the control of the Habsburgs and later the Austrian Empire until 1919. This cultural mix between the two countries makes for a city full of contrasts.

Stunning alpine scenery

A couple of hours of driving will transport you to some of the most beautiful spots in Tyrol, from sharp and imposing peaks to glacier lakes, you will find everything you need to fill your yearning for nature.

Winter wonderland

Nestled between its lake, the St. Moritzersee, and the various "Piz" culminating behind it, St. Moritz offers the perfect scenery to unwind and experience the Swiss Alps at your own pace.

A vintage car paradise

With a series of high-profile events such as the International Concours of Elegance happening right on the frozen lake in winter or the British Classic Car Meeting in summer, St. Moritz welcomes car aficionados with open arms.

A history of horse races

The village hosts two major competitions, the Snow Polo World Cup and the White Turf, a racing event taking place since 1907. Don't miss Skikjöring, where participants are pulled on skis by unbridled horses.

Climb Monte Brè

Lugano is a wonder to discover sitting atop a variety of surrounding peaks such as the Monte Brè or the Monte San Salvadore. Either opt for a sportive climb-up or a more leisurely and scenic ride with one of the historic red cable cars.

Architectural Lombard influences

Stroll in the city and on the lake shores to discover a myriad of interesting architectural elements. You might even stumble upon one of the many works of world renowned Mario Botta, who designed the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA).

Explore on a boat

Take one of the many ferry routes starting from Lugano to admire a series of historic villages (Morcote, Gandria and others) that were built right on the lake cliffs.

Hohensalzburg Fortress

The emblem of the city, this fortress is the largest fully preserved medieval castle in Europe. It attained its final appearance around 1500 and offers a 360° panoramic view of Salzburg. A must-see of your trip!

Explore the Altstadt

Mozart was born in the historic center of Salzburg, which was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996. Admire the predominantly baroque architecture of more than a thousand buildings spanning from the Middle Ages until the 20th century.

A religious history

Salzburg was an ecclesiastic principality of the Holy Roman Empire and was ruled by Prince-Archbishops. They held tremendous regional wealth and remnants of their influence can be felt in the city.