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Söll is a municipality in the district of Kufstein, Tyrol (Austria). Söll is located in a basin of the Sölllandl (not in the Leukental, which is usually seen further east near St. Johann), which forms the border between the northern Limestone Alps and the slate mountains of the Kitzbühel Alps.

Culture and sights

    Catholic Parish Church Söll Hll Peter and Paul: Baroque church built from 1764 to 1768 (late Baroque); impressive interior, equipped with paintings and altars by Christoph Anton Mayr. The parish church is located in the center of the village, surrounded by a cemetery with traditional burial crosses.
    In front of the parish church there is a small chapel commemorating the fallen of the two world wars.
    In the main street there are still some buildings - in the typical architectural style of Tyrol - with murals.
    Fountain: Not far from the tourist information office, a fountain was erected in memory of St. Nepomuk.
    Stampfangergraben pilgrimage chapel: Built on a rock, the pilgrimage chapel can be reached via a bridge.
    War memorial: In the north of Söll, along a hiking trail, a war memorial is worth seeing, which commemorates a battle of the Napoleonic Wars that took place near Söll on May 13, 1809.
    As part of the European competition Entente Florale Europe, Söll was named the Most Beautiful Flower Village in Europe in 2013 and was awarded a gold medal in the village category.