Lower Inn Valley, the view stretches from Kufstein to around Rattenberg in the back right
The Lower Inn Valley in North Tyrol is the valley of the Inns from the confluence of the Melach at Kematen (shortly before Innsbruck) to the Austrian-Bavarian border Kufstein
Regions
- The Hall-Wattens region, immediately east of innsbruck located;
places
Sorted downstream.
- innsbruck (574 m) - the capital of the state of Tyrol;
- Hall in Tirol (574 m) - historical city east of Innsbruck;
- black (545 m) - the "silver city" because of its mining history;
- Jenbach (563 m) - railway junction at the entrance to the Zillertal.
- Kramsach (550 m) - holiday village in summer and winter.
- Radfeld (512 m)
- Worgl (511 m) - regional shopping metropolis;
Festivals Kufstein
- Kufstein (499 m) - fortress, border town with Bavaria and the second largest city in Tyrol;
- Ebbs (475 m) - largest village and also the lowest municipality in the State of Tyrol
- Niederndorf (500 m) - holiday resort on the eastern bank of the Inn.
- Erl (476 m) - known for his passion plays;
Other goals
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The main traffic artery through the region is the Inntal motorway A12.
