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For a cultural experience that goes beyond outdoor activities, visitors can visit Innsbruck's historic city center or tour the nearby castles of Ehrenberg or Schloss Ambras. Additionally, there are several museums and galleries featuring art from medieval times up until modern day including The Tyrolean State Museum in Innsbruck which was founded by Emperor Maximilian I in 1590.
One special historical fact about the Tyrol is that it was historically part of both Italy and Austria but was annexed from Italy during World War I in 1918 when it became part of Austria once again. Today it remains one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations for its picturesque landscapes and abundance of activities for all ages!
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Gerlos, Forchach, Fendels, Heinfels, Axams, Ehrwald, Debant, Alpbach, Brandenberg, Fulpmes, Fiss, Arzl im Pitztal, Aurach, Ellmau, Achenkirch, Bichlbach, Arzl, Galtür, Berwang, Gallzein, Angerberg, Hall in Tirol, Breitenbach am Inn, Biberwier, Fieberbrunn, Götzens, Ellbögen, Buch in Tirol, Breitenwang, Terfens, Hatting, Brixen im Thale, Gries am Brenner, Anras, Fritzens, Amras, Gerlosberg, Gramais, Hainzenberg, Sistrans, Tarrenz, Hart im Zillertal, St Anton am Arlberg, Steeg, Ampass, Brixlegg, Gries im Sellrain, Dölsach, Ainet, Angath, Erl, Elmen, Endach, Bad Häring, Flirsch, Innsbruck, Aldrans, Barwies, Fiecht, Bruck am Ziller ...