EVERY DAY MILS
Your Holiday in Mils near Imst
What man preserves remains over time. When you look at the Milser Au, a protected alluvial forest, the last of its kind in the upper Inn Valley, you understand the deeper meaning. Feel the heartbeat of nature - humble and genuine. Because authenticity is what gives this unique place its charm. Where hikers and cyclists find a true paradise. One that can never be searched for and can be discovered in every direction - on the Via Claudia Augusta, the Tyrolean Way of St James and the Inn Cycle Path. Mils with its almost 650 inhabitants is an idyll come true. One that can still be hiked, cycled and experienced.
Your holiday home in Mils
Whether hotel, holiday flat, apartment or guesthouse, your holiday home in Mils near Imst is waiting for you. If you have any questions or special requests, we are ALWAYS THERE FOR YOU!
Time travel Mils near Imst
Hospitality has a long tradition in Mils. Even the Romans appreciated the Tyrolean village located on the Via Claudia Augusta. The Roman imperial road connected the Adriatic with Augsburg and led right through Mils, where inns and stables for travellers were built. The village developed along a prominent section of the road, the "Milser Gstoag", and was protected by the surrounding nature of the Milserberg and the floodplain. In the Middle Ages, the small village experienced numerous plagues and destruction, such as the plague in 1348 and the Swabian War in 1499. Despite setbacks such as floods and mudslides in the 16th and 17th centuries, the people of Mils never gave up on their home, so you can spend wonderful holidays there today. Incidentally, the name Mils is derived from "mills", a term for fine-grained soil types that refers to the location of Mils on a cone of debris.
Discover your holiday home
A hike through the Milser Au is a must during your holiday in Mils near Imst. This natural jewel is a reminder of how beautiful and species-rich unspoilt river landscapes can be. This sensitive natural landscape is home to numerous animals and plants. So please be particularly careful when exploring the floodplain.
