Springtime Easter in the Hall-Wattens region

Updated 27.02.2023

Easter and spring are celebrated in the Hall-Wattens region with special event highlights and fantastic, sunny skiing days on the Glungezer. Tradition, culture and culinary delights combine here to create a fantastic holiday experience for gourmets of all kinds.

The Easter Festival Tyrol is one of the most renowned Easter festivals in the German-speaking region. This year it invites you to Innsbruck, Hall in Tirol and Wattens from 24 March to 9 April 2023. All culture lovers can look forward to a varied programme of dance, film or concerts. Further information on the programme and ticket sales can be found at: www.osterfestival.at

The all-round package for culture lovers offers an attractive supporting programme: the "Experience City Trip". It includes two nights with breakfast or half board in the desired category, admission to the Hall Mint Museum and the Mint Tower, a guided tour of medieval Hall in Tyrol and admission to the world-famous Swarovski Crystal Worlds. The package is available from € 106 per person and can be booked at www.hall-wattens.at/städtereise

Another event highlight is the Easter market taking place in Hall in Tyrol from 31 March to 01 April 2023. Easter nests, candles and eggs of all kinds as well as various Easter decorations will be offered by about 35 stand operators. In addition, there will be culinary specialities, organic products, regional delicacies and chocolate Easter treats. Young visitors can create their own Easter gifts at the craft stall. Parallel to the market, the exhibition "Art on Eggs" will take place in the Baroque Town Hall.

Those who want to enjoy the spring sun on the mountain in addition to the numerous cultural "delicacies" of the region are in the right place at the Glungezer: Here, perfectly prepared slopes invite you to sun skiing. Those who prefer tobogganing or hiking can look forward to the 3.5 km long panorama toboggan run or enjoy the winter high altitude hiking trail Halsmarter Panoramarunde with fantastic views.

More information about spring skiing on the Glungezer at www.glungezer.at

In the region in the heart of Tyrol, which is favoured by the climate, harvest time starts as early as mid-April: From now on, the local farmers harvest the first crunchy radishes. Later on, lettuces come in all variations, as well as about sixty other types of vegetables such as tomatoes, peppers, endives or even courgettes and kohlrabi.

If you want to help yourself, the Haller Bauernmarkt on the Oberer Stadtplatz is the place to be: a weekly meeting place for locals and guests. Here, gourmets can taste and buy regional products from family-run farms at fair prices. The offer includes fresh fruit and vegetables, homemade bread, jam and honey, but also numerous fish, meat, bacon and sausage specialities.

All information on spring holidays in the Hall-Wattens region at: www.hall-wattens.at/fruehling