Pettnau at a glance
- Population: 1.103
- Altitude: 628 metres above sea level
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A village with visual appeal: Pettnau is home to what is believed to be the most photographed church in Tyrol. The building, which is visible from afar, is called "St. Georg zu Leiblfing" (the Parish Church of St George in Leiblfing) and is located in the municipality of Pettnau. Another eye-catcher is the Mellaunerhof, which is a listed building that dates back to the 13th century and is considered to be the oldest guesthouse in Tyrol. In addition to these two special highlights, the village also gives an insight into rural alpine beauty and the Tyrolean way of life. It is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes for walking, hiking and exploring. The village is located west of Innsbruck between Telfs and Zirl.
The guided active programme
Free and healthy
Winter in the Innsbruck region is as diverse as its guests: whether you are looking for something leisurely and relaxing or sporty and challenging, we've got the perfect taster session for every beginner and the ideal challenge for pros – with stunning panoramic views along the way. With a stay of 2 nights, the free Welcome Card gives you access to an extensive active programme full of fantastic tours accompanied by certified guides.
Did you know?
The Parish Church of St George in Leiblfing is believed to be the most photographed church in Tyrol.
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