Imst: A Small Yet Culturally Significant Town in Tyrol
Imst, Austria is a town in Tyrol. It has received the rights to run a regular market in 1282. It officially became a town in 1898.
Best Time to Visit
The perfect time to visit Imst is during the months of June through August, for the best weather. Peak tourist season is usually during the months of February, August, and September. Tourists are least likely to visit in December. One of the most popular events in town is Fasnacht, which is held every four years right before Lent. It is a carnival included in the UNESCO List of Intangible Cultural Heritage. Another nearby event to look forward to is Stoabeatz in Walchsee, which is held every June. It is a free, open-air music festival combining contemporary art with scenic beauty. For three days, it also features bazaar and camping. To attend this festival, make sure to book Imst AT hotel early.
What to Do & Area Attractions
One of the must-see attractions in the area is Rettenbach Glacier. It is a prominent destination among skiers. It can be reached by car during spring and by cable car during winter. Another interesting site to visit in the area is Fern Pass. It is a mountain pass characterized by the lakes surrounding its landscape. Tourists should also visit Ambras Castle in Innsbruck. It is a Renaissance castle established in the 16th century. One of its most prominent sections is Spanish Hall, which is currently a renowned venue for classical concerts. Belmont offers a one-of-a-kind experience of Austrian hospitality with its equipped rooms. Alpenhotel Linserhof guarantees quality accommodation even during peak seasons.