Apart from breath-taking lakes and interesting museums, there are many more exciting places and beautiful spots to explore starting from the Hotel Sonnhof. Bring your Alpbachtal Seenland Card and take advantage of many discounted rates and included services offered to all holders of this card, which you receive upon arrival here at the Sonnhof in Radfeld.
On the somewhat elevated Reintaler Seenplatte (lake plateau), the three basins of the Reintalersee lake lie close together hidden behind gently rounded hills. Bathing here is absolutely idyllic – only fish, swimmers and rowing boats cross the water.
The Krummsee, which lies slightly west of the Reintalersee, is one of the warmest lakes in Tyrol. It reaches temperatures of up to 25°C and its water quality is excellent. The Krummsee is therefore the ideal water for anyone with sensitive toes!
Climb for about 45 minutes up from the Reintalersee and discover a picture book lake, as it were. A fissured rock face rises up on one side of the lake, and the lake is surrounded by soft woodland with a clearing that makes a good sunbathing spot.
Jenbach used to be an important intersection for road and rail traffic in Unterinntal. The two steam trains still bear witness of this today on their daily journey north to the Achensee and south into the Zillertal valley. You get a sense of what it was like to travel in the olden days.
Several hiking trails lead past Schloss Matzen and connect it to other castles and fortresses in the area: Schloss Lipperheide, Schloss Lichtenwerth and the Kropfsberg castle ruins.
The easy-to-find "Erlebnistherme Zillertal" spa complex is well worth a visit, whatever the weather. After all, water is good for you – whether you're young, old, an action-lover or a fun-lover.
What at first appears to be somewhat macabre is actually comical and funny. Situated next to the Sagzahn wrought-iron blacksmith's, the cemetery was laid out by the Guggenberger family and is unique in Europe.
Tyrol's largest open-air farmhouse museum is home to a collection of 14 farms "from the Tyrol of old" and includes annexed buildings, such as a sawmill, flour mill, blacksmith's, threshing floor, chapel and school.
On the way to the Berglstein lake you pass the "Asperhof", which is home to a doll museum. It is not just the dolls that are worth visiting here. The small animal zoo and the delicious home-made snacks are another reason to stop by.
An attractive city with a wealth of cultural and culinary delights, the capital of Tyrol offers excellent shopping opportunities and has a style all of its own: a romantic city with a backdrop of mountains.
The Alpbachtal Seenland Card is your key to many reductions and services in the Alpbacher Seenland region.
Wattens – home to Swarovski’s headquarters – is well worth a visit. The internationally renowned Austrian songwriter and performance artist André Heller has created a water-spouting giant with an enchanting wonderland of crystals inside.
The charming ambience and romance of this quaint medieval city, offering plenty of history and culture, will whisk you off your feet.
Look forward to play table tennis, pool, table soccer, darts, flipper, or test your skills in our bowling alley.
Take advantage of our bike service and bike rentals at the Sonnhof
& located directly at the family-friendly Innradweg bike path.
The ski-bus to the Ski Juwel Alpbachtal/Wildschönau stops at our front door.
Dorfstrasse 92a
6241 Radfeld bei Rattenberg
Tirol / Österreich
Tel.: +43 5337 63953
Fax: +43 5337 63945
