Landeck

Landeck is a town in the Austrian state of Tyrol. It serves as the administrative capital of the district of Landeck and is a regional center in the Inn valley. The town is situated at the confluence of the Inn and Sanna rivers, near the western border of Tyrol with Switzerland. It lies on traditional transit routes that connect Innsbruck with western Tyrol and the alpine regions beyond.

Historically, Landeck developed around a castle and a market town in the medieval period, functioning as an administrative and commercial hub for the surrounding valleys. The historic center preserves Tyrolean architectural features and includes churches and other buildings dating from the medieval era.

Today, the economy centers on tourism, services, and local commerce. Landeck acts as a base for visitors exploring nearby alpine resorts and hiking areas. The town is connected by rail via the Landeck-Zams station on the Austrian Federal Railways network, linking to Innsbruck, Vorarlberg, and other regions, and it is served by regional road networks.

Cultural life in Landeck includes traditional Tyrolean events, markets, and the preservation of rural and alpine heritage. The surrounding district offers outdoor recreation opportunities year-round, making Landeck a reference point for the Inn valley.