SUMMER IN INNSBRUCK AND ITS HOLIDAY VILLAGES

As famous as Innsbruck is for winter sports, it ¡s a great summer destination too.

In fact, when the snow melts and the sun is high in the sky, your clients can really get a sense of what a beautiful and sporty town Innsbruck really is.

Stroll around the quaint alleys and streets to take in the atmosphere of this magical place, a unique blend of sophistication, charm and Alpine exhilaration. Conquer the spectacular mountain peaks or meander along medium-grade Alpine trails. For the more adventure-minded there are mountain biking, paragliding, hang-gliding, tandem parachuting or white water rafting experiences. Or just sit back and relax at one of the free concerts running throughout the Austrian summer at the Hofburg palace in the heart of Innsbruck.

Innsbruck is the capital of the alpine province of Tirol. It's location at the confluence of the Inn and Sill Valleys means it is surrounded by spectacular alps - which provide the perfect back-drop for summer hikes. Our Nature and Culture program allows the active traveller to not only enjoy the magnificent alpine scenery, but also the wealth of culture and art that this historic city has to offer. A perfect way to spend the mornings hiking, and the afternoons visiting the museums.

Here's what the package Includes:

	7 nights hotel accommodation
	Buffet breakfast and evening meal daily
	3-day Innsbruck Card (incl. entry to all major sights and attractions plus free public transport and some mountain cableways)
	Daily Mountain Hiking Programme (incl. transfers and qualified guide from the Alpinschule Innsbruck)
	Lantern Walk to Heiligwasser (incl. transfers and Tirolean music evening)
	From AUD$926.00 in three-star accommodation or AUD$1017.00 in four-star
	Valid to 02 October 2005

::: HOW TO GET TO INNSBRUCK :::

Air: At least five daily services from Vienna with just over an hour flying time.

Rail: Frequent connections from all major Austrian cities and neighbouring countries with the Austrian Federal Railways.

Vienna – 5 ¨ö hours Salzburg - 2 hours Munich – 2 hours

Road: Innsbruck is easily accessible by Austria¡¯s and neighbouring countries¡¯ major road networks.

Vienna – 5 ¨ö hours Salzburg – 1 ¨ö hours Munich – 2 hours