A FAMILY MAKES FOR A GOOD TEAM
11-year-old Moritz from St. Anton loves climbing. And there is something in it for everyone in his family.
ST. ANTON AM ARLBERG
A Tyrolean mountain village where tradition and modernday life go hand in hand. Furthermore, at numerous events staged in the summer, visitors have the opportunity of gaining insight into the traditions and ancient customs which are still very much alive in the cosmopolitan holiday resort.
A Tyrolean mountain village where tradition and modernday life go hand in hand. This is characterized just as much by hospitality as by cosmopolitanism. Visitors can enjoy the untouched nature of the world of gigantic summits as well as all the conveniences of an international holiday resort. That is St. Anton am Arlberg
Those visiting in winter enter a superlative snow paradise that owes its international reputation not just to the staging of the Alpine Skiing World Championships in 2001. Latest cable cars and lifts provide access to a ski- and snowboard area with many variants and 180 kilometres of slopes in the open country.
Whoever comes to St. Anton am Arlberg in the Summer plunges into an intact picture-book landscape. Hikers, mountaineers and mountain bikers find a large selection of high Alpine tours of various lengths and degrees of difficulty. Furthermore, at numerous events staged in the summer, visitors have the opportunity of gaining insight into the traditions and ancient customs which are still very much alive in the cosmopolitan holiday resort.
Tourismusverband St.Anton am Arlberg
- Altitude 1304 - 2811 m
- Inhabitants (Town) 2470
- Guest Beds (Town) 11382
- Restaurants 90
- Shops 40
- Hiking (Summer) 300 km
- Lifts 88
- Ski Slopes 305 km
- Longest Downhill 9 km
- Cross Country 41 km
- Tobagging 4,3 km
- Airports Innsbruck (1h); Friedrichshafen (1.5h); Zurich (2h); Memmingen (2h); Munich (2.5h)
READ THE STORIES OF ST. ANTON
PUSHING THE LIMITS
What really keeps the enthusiastic racing cyclists of the ARLBERG Giro on their bikes is the thrill of the challenge.
DAILY LIFE AT THE ARLBERG
A glimpse into the life of a family of three in St. Anton. The parents go freeriding for a living. And the daughter? Is looking forward to her first day of school.
A MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE
How the mountains elevate one’s palate and mind we find out in St. Anton am Arlberg.
ROSWITHA KOMETER: SELF-MADE THROUGH AND THROUGH
Cooking à la carte for 30 hotel guests and about 20 restaurant guests sounds like a job for a well-sized kitchen team. But not at Hotel Sonnbichl in St. Anton: Here a very special lady does it all on her own.
ART BY COINCIDENCE
arlberg1800: An art gallery and concert hall in the middle of the Alps. Hotelier Florian Werner started his art project without a real plan.
STRENGTH FROM STILLNESS
Summer after summer, Franz Hiesel looks after 40 bulls on Tyrol’s only mountain pasture for male cows only.
EMBODIED ENERGY
There is a lot of energy in and around the Darmstädter Hütte mountain hut. Positive and clean energy.
FEARLESS IN ST. ANTON
St. Anton am Arlberg has steep slopes, but it's a great place for kids to learn how to ski.
MOUNTAIN RESCUE IS NO ONE-MAN SHOW
The members of St. Anton's mountain rescue team are ready to help at a moment's notice – and they are all volunteers!
A LITTLE STRESS FOSTERS CREATIVITY
In St. Anton am Arlberg, hotel manager and head chef Michael Ladner shows that it is possible to stay grounded while flying high creatively.
