Relaxing days await you in the Hall-Wattens region: enjoy the peace and quiet and visit selected sights or simply do nothing!

Hall in Tirol is a town in the Austrian state of Tyrol at 574 m above sea level with 14,322 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2022). Hall is located in the Inn Valley, about ten kilometers east of the provincial capital Innsbruck. From 1938 to 1974 Hall bore the name "Solbad Hall".Hall is located about ten kilometers east of the Tyrolean capital Innsbruck in the middle Inn Valley.

Sights

The Upper Town Square in the old town offers a medieval ambience. The town hall, whose council chamber is used as a wedding hall, and the Gothic parish church of St. Nicholas are located here.

On the Abbey Square rise the Abbey Church (Sacred Heart Basilica), whose facade has preserved elements of the Renaissance from when it was built, and the All Saints Church (former Jesuit Church), the first Baroque church in North Tyrol. In the southwest of the old town is the small Salvatorkirche, which has one of the few High Gothic paintings in North Tyrol, a Last Judgment from around 1418.

In and around Hall there are several historic residences: Rainegg (16th century), Sommerhaus (before 1630), Stubenhaus, Thurnfeld and the Thöml-Schlössl.

Modern buildings can be found in the vicinity of the old town, such as the ensemble around the Kurpark.