Neustift im Stubaital

Neustift im Stubaital is a municipality in the district Innsbruck-Land inside the Austrian state of Tyrol. It is the third biggest municipality of Tyrol in location. It is a prime vacationer centre, with more than 1 million overnight stays in step with year. Around a thousand, the Stubaital become first cited in writing as Stupeia.

By 1400, the district of Stubai become composed of five small groups: Telfes, Schonberg, Mieders, Fulpmes, and im Tal. Although the name Neustift seems in statistics from the 14th century as Niwenstift im tal ze Stubai, centuries handed earlier than the modern-day name Neustift prevailed over im Tal as the call of the network. The population of Neustift are nevertheless acknowledged these days as Tholer. Place names inside the area point to pre-Roman settlement. When Caesar Augustus and his legions pushed north in 15 BCE, the mountain people living here and their region were subjugated as the Roman province of Raetia. Subsequently, the Romans made an effect on the area thru their administration and later via Christianization. Prehistoric unearths from the early Bronze Age display that the valley become settled in historic instances.