▲ In 1995, to commemorate Swarovski's centennial, Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens officially opened, offering visitors a brand-new crystal life experience—a place where science and magic converge.
▲ Under the gaze of the iconic "Giant," this 7.5-hectare joyful space showcases works by internationally and domestically renowned artists, designers, and architects.
▲ Since its opening, the amazing crystal gallery experience, expansive gardens, and ever-changing exhibitions have attracted over 17 million visitors.
▲ Here, visitors can experience unique art, nature, and shopping experiences.
▲ Hosting various events throughout the year, it caters to visitors of all ages by highlighting culture, lifestyle, and Austrian traditions, continually captivating and inspiring the imagination.
▲ Swarovski transforms crystals into a living adventure, ensuring guests enjoy a unique and breathtaking experience with every visit.
▲ The Golden Roof is a landmark in Innsbruck, Austria, built in 1500 by Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I, adorned with 2,657 gilded copper tiles. The balcony's reliefs depict coats of arms, symbols, and other figures from his life.
▲ This place was formerly known as the "New Palace." The famous "Empty-Pocket" Duke Friedrich moved his residence to Innsbruck in 1420 and ordered the construction of his palace here.
▲ Between 1494 and 1496, to celebrate his recent marriage, Maximilian I commissioned Niclas to transform the previously dilapidated projecting tower into a viewing balcony with Gothic vaults, where he could enjoy tournaments and theatrical performances in the square.
▲ The eaves edges here are adorned with decorative patterns featuring animal motifs, and the surfaces of the colonnades are covered with relief carvings, including statues of Emperor Maximilian I and his empress. The lower section of the facade is carved with emblems symbolizing Austria and Hungary: the double-headed eagle and the king's eagle, as well as the coats of arms of Burgundy and Milan. The sides display the emblems of Styria and Tyrol. The mural depicts two guards carrying the imperial flag and the flag of Tyrol. The original artwork is now preserved in the Tyrol State Museum.
▲ Nordkette is located in Austria and is part of the Alps, renowned for its magnificent natural scenery and abundant outdoor activities.
▲ As a natural attraction, Nordkette offers visitors the opportunity to explore alpine ecosystems and enjoy outdoor activities.
▲ In addition to outdoor activities, a cable car ride on the Nordkette offers visitors a relaxed way to sightsee and enjoy the magnificent mountain views in comfort.
▲ The diverse mountain terrain is suitable for hikers and climbers of all skill levels.
▲ Visitors can follow the winding trails through dense forests and open alpine meadows, enjoying the natural views and diverse flora and fauna along the way. For adventurous climbers, the peaks of Nordkette offer the thrill of climbing and panoramic vistas.
▲ During winter, Nordkette becomes an ideal destination for skiing and snowshoeing, attracting ski enthusiasts and family visitors. The mountain's ski slopes and facilities offer a variety of options for skiers of all levels.
