Alps to Andalusia-Virtual Road Trip, introduction

Hello there, before I get into the places. I want to introduce this virtual road trip. Its around 2600km and goes through a few countries( Notably Austria, Switzerland, France and Spain but also small stops at Italy( Aosta ), and Liechtenstein . I'm starting at Innsbruck( really Jenbach but its close enough ), Austria and making my way to Tarifa, Spain. I want to give massive credit to Toowise, he's doing a similar one for US route one so check out his series if you haven't already at the  Virtual Road Trip Route 1 USA. I'm going to provide a basic description, one or two images and my distance travelledAnyway, lets start tripping to our first three locations, where everything starts.

This is our starting spot, more specifically at this random Lidl. You know what we should do counters for different things, Lidl's, Football Stadiums etc.

Jenbach was first mentioned in a document in 1269 as Ymbach. In 1945, 31 tons of bombs were dropped on the railway station during Operation Clarion in order to prevent the Reischsbahn from transporting war-material. 

I would explore more, but we have a lot to do so we're taking the autobahn to the next stop. But on the way I found the train station.

Ok to be fair, I didn't even intend on coming here, but I  found it trying to go to Schwaz. Anyway, little appears to be known about Wiesing. It has a population of just over 2,000. It's got this nice looking restauraunt I guess.

Schwaz is a municipality in Tyrol( like all the others ). The town has a 2011 population of around 12,000. Schwaz was an important silver mining during the 15th and 16th centuries. In fact, during that time it was the second largest city in the Austrian Empire, after Vienna.

There was also a museum towards the North-East of the town called Museum Der Volker.

There's also 2 Aldi's that I've found so... that means that we'll start counting those as well. I wonder who will get the most.

All in all, that was fun. I'm stoppin

In conclusion, we've only travelled about 14 and a half miles( in transitioning ). This was only meant to be an introduction to the whole series.

That means the counter is:

2 Lidls

2 Aldis

0 Stadiums

Next, we're going to be heading to Innsbruck, further through the Alps and close to Liechtenstein. The next one will also be quite short, around 10 just so I can get into the swing of things.

The towns that get selected are a ...little ambiguous ut generally it's a combination of population, prestige and being equally spaced out. Anyways goodbye. And once again credit to Toowise!