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No kangaroos in Austria?!? Anyone who has this slogan printed on their shirt is not quite right, as some of the marsupials also live in Tyrol - in a flat-sharing community with animals that you would expect to find in the Alps: deer, stags, ibexes and stray domestic and farm animal breeds. And because it works so well, they are also joined by llamas, alpacas, yaks and even some monkeys. Of course, you can also visit the Big5 of the Alps in zoos in this country: ibexes, chamois, marmots, golden eagles and bearded vultures are at home in Innsbruck's Alpine Zoo, for example.

Racing over treetops and past summits, the wind in your face, the Tyrolean mountain air in your lungs and a tingling sensation in your stomach. At the end, there's only one thought left: do it again! Where does this adventure begin? Tyrol has the ropes ready.

Planning a backpacking trip through Tirol, or simply on the hunt for inexpensive accommodation for your holiday? Maybe you just prefer the more relaxed atmosphere of hostels? The following article contains a list of twelve hostels for your next low-budget holiday in Tirol.

There is no feeling quite like falling asleep and waking up in the middle of the mountains with just a sheet of canvas between you and nature. Glamping combines the enjoyment of camping with the luxury of a hotel. We have picked some of the best glamping spots in Tirol complete with pools, saunas and early-morning birdsong.

Painted facades, wood-panelled dining rooms and historic paintings – Tirol is home to numerous traditional guesthouses, many of which have been run by the same family for generations. Scroll down to find out more about some of the best spots to eat and stay the night in Tirol.

Feel warmly welcomed and still have peace and quiet - this is best achieved in the holiday flats of your Alpine hosts in Tyrol. We reveal where these can be found in this list of the most beautiful holiday flats and rooms in Tirol.