They open their doors to millions of tourists from November to April, and on the tops of the Alpine glaciers you can enjoy excellent skiing at any time of the year. The main ski area is located in the southwestern part of the country, in the federal states of Carinthia, Salzburg, Tyrol and Vorarlberg. Austrian ski centers are world famous for the excellent quality of the tracks, modern infrastructure, excellent service and a huge selection of entertainment for every taste. A special charm of winter holidays in Austria is given by the bewitching landscapes of mountain lakes, snowy slopes covered with fir trees and Tyrolean village houses. You can get acquainted with the best Austrian ski resorts by reading our article.
1. St. Anton (Vorarlberg)
St. Anton is rightfully one of the best ski resorts in Austria. This modern resort, rich in traditions and excellent infrastructure, is called the cradle of Austrian skiing - it was here that the first ski club in the Alps was opened at the very beginning of the 20th century. Holidays in St. Anton will bring real pleasure to experienced skiers and adrenaline lovers: the slopes here are interesting and quite difficult. The total length of the routes of St. Anton is more than 300 km, most of them have a high level of difficulty. By the way, the longest 10 km track in the Arlberg is also located in St. Anton. In addition, the resort offers excellent opportunities for freeriding due to the spacious and steep slopes and excellent snow cover. Fans of active pastime after mountain skiing ski resort St. Anton will delight you with a huge selection of restaurants, noisy nightclubs.
2. Lech (Vorarlberg)
Ski resort Lech is a true paradise for connoisseurs of luxury hotels, great restaurants, gourmet Austrian cuisine and, of course, beautiful slopes. Lech has long been a favorite winter holiday destination for European aristocrats, world celebrities and crowned heads. It’s definitely impossible to save on vacation here, but in return for the money spent, you can enjoy the highest level of service and a huge variety of services offered. Of the 300 km of ski slopes in Lech, slopes of an average level of difficulty prevail. There are many comfortable trails with a slight slope, suitable for lovers of leisurely and comfortable skiing. Skiers with impeccable physical fitness will surely like heli-skiing - off-piste descents with delivery to the top by helicopter. Lech is the only Austrian resort where this rare and exciting type of skiing is officially allowed. In addition, Lech and St. Anton are united by a common ski pass, which allows you to enjoy extreme skiing on the slopes of a neighboring resort.
3. Mayrhofen (Tyrol)
Mayrhofen is one of the most famous Austrian ski resorts. Its undeniable advantages are a large area for skiing with a total length of more than 150 km, flawless slopes of medium difficulty, affordable prices and a lively night life. The resort of Mayrhofen is very popular among the European public, so do not be surprised that in the high season its slopes are often overloaded, and long queues line up at the ski lifts. The Hintertux glacier has excellent opportunities for descents, the top of which is at around 3250 m. The snow cover here keeps all year round, thanks to which skiing on the upper zone of the glacier is possible both in winter and in summer. And, finally, the main highlight of Mayrhofen is the most dangerous track in Austria with the eloquent name "Harakiri": its incredibly steep slope reaches 78%.
4. Sölden (Tyrol)
The ski resort of Sölden has become famous for its lively atmosphere and wide range of recreational opportunities. Here you will find a variety of accommodation options from budget hotels to luxury hotels. A huge number of restaurants, bars, discos and nightclubs make Sölden especially attractive for lovers of stormy après-ski: the most noisy and incendiary parties in Tyrol take place here. When it comes to skiing, among 150 km of first-class ski slopes, everyone, from beginner to professional, will find a route according to their preferences. And due to the fact that the top of the Sölden glacier is covered with snow all year round, the skiing season here begins earlier than usual, and the most impatient skiers come here as early as October.
5. Ischgl (Tyrol)
The reputation of the most expensive and most prestigious ski resort in Austria has firmly entrenched in the small mountain village of Ischgl. From the end of October to the beginning of May, Ischgl turns into a place of a huge glamorous party, where, according to tradition, all the Austrian bohemians gather to “see people and show themselves”, and at the same time (as a pleasant addition to the rest) go skiing. Annual opening ski season in Ischgl is a grand show: in different years it was attended by Elton John, Tina Turner, Sting, Rihanna and other legendary world-famous performers. The quality of the tracks and infrastructure here, of course, is at the highest level. The total length of the tracks exceeds 200 km, most of them are quite difficult. The resort has all the conditions for extreme skiing, freeride and carving, and the famous local snowboard park is considered one of the best in Europe.
6. Zell am See (Salzburg)
The picturesque town of Zell am See, located on the shores of the mountain lake Zell, is rightfully one of the most beautiful ski resorts in Austria. With impeccable groomed trails and the latest infrastructure, it has retained its unique natural charm. Zell am See, together with the high mountain glacier Kaprun, forms a single ski area with a total length of about 140 km of slopes, and the season on the glacier lasts all year round. Zell am See offers its guests a huge range of opportunities for active pastime: alpine and classic skiing, snowboarding, sledding and skating, horseback riding, sailing on the ice of Lake Zell, climbing, paragliding and skydiving. The healing effect of the resort is complemented by its excellent ecology, fresh mountain air and the presence of healing mineral springs.
7. Bad Gastein (Salzburg)
The expensive and prestigious Austrian ski resort Bad Gastein is known primarily as a spa resort: back in the 19th century, European intellectuals came here to improve their health “on the waters”. Thanks to the healing mountain air and numerous thermal springs, Bad Gastein is often called the "Alpine Monte Carlo". The unique flavor of the town is given by the ancient architectural ensembles, a picturesque waterfall in the heart of the resort, elite spa complexes, as well as the oldest mountain casino. For ski lovers, Bad Gastein offers about 200 km of impeccable slopes, most of which are ideal for measured comfortable skiing. There are few difficult slopes, but for beginners there are several ski schools, including children's ones. As for the après-ski vacation, you definitely cannot call it stormy and lively here: on the territory of the aristocratic Bad Gastein, the most popular entertainment after skiing is leisurely walks along the mountain paths or a visit to the spa.
8. Obertauern (Salzburg)
Obertauern rightfully enjoys the reputation of being the snowiest ski resort in Austria. Skiing here is organized at an altitude of 1700 to 2300 m, so natural snow is always guaranteed on the upper sections of the slopes, and a modern artificial snow support system works below. Of the 100 km of ski routes, more than half are blue slopes, designed for the average level of skiers. There are interesting red runs with an increased level of difficulty. For fans of extreme skiing, Obertauern has only 4 black slopes, but thanks to the abundant snow, there are excellent opportunities for freeriding. This resort is not yet well known to the Russian public, although it certainly deserves closer attention: it has the most modern hotel stock in Austria and excellent opportunities for après-ski: many bars, restaurants and several nightclubs.
9. Nassfeld (Carinthia)
Nassfeld is another good ski resort in Austria, undeservedly deprived of the attention of Russian tourists. Therefore, if you prefer a holiday in Europe among Europeans, Nassfeld will be an excellent option for you. Among the main advantages of the Nassfeld resort are the guaranteed abundance of snow, the excellent quality of the slopes and the very convenient location of hotels and apartments, which allows skiing, as they say, “from the door”. On the slopes of Nassfeld with a total length of about 100 km, there is enough space for both beginners and professionals. Interestingly, it is in Nassfeld that the longest gondola lift in the Alps operates, delivering skiers to the beginning of the slopes for a distance of more than 6 km. Another highlight of the resort is the mountain lake Presegger, which, after freezing, turns into a huge natural ice rink.
10. Serfaus - Fiss - Ladis (Tyrol)
The ski resorts of Serfaus, Fiss and Ladis, united by a common 200-kilometer track area, are an excellent option for an active family holiday in Austria. There are excellent conditions for skiers of intermediate level and for children's skiing. In the resort of Serfaus, everything is thought out to the smallest detail for the most comfortable stay with children: the mountain Kindergarten with exciting animation programs, children's restaurants, a puppet theater, a children's ski school, snow towns and even lifts specially adapted for loading strollers. Another unique feature of the resort is the only silent metro of its kind, consisting of one line and four stations, and delivering vacationers from the resort center to the ski lifts for free.
Zell am See - Kaprun
This is the most popular center of active winter recreation among the northern Austrian Alps, on the territory of which there are three modern resorts: Kaprun, Zell am See and Piesendorf. For many years, it has maintained its leading position in terms of demand among foreign and local tourists who want to relax with quality and taste. It will be difficult for guests to resist walking around the lake surface of the famous Zeller See or not climbing the Schmittenhöhe mountain on the latest lift manufactured by the equally famous Porsche concern. Fans of the most difficult tracks should spend time on the Kitzsteinhorn glacier, where there are ideal conditions for connoisseurs of real difficulties. The total length of all routes is 40 km, and they are served by 20 lifts. Only those who are just starting to master mountain skiing are more suitable for the gentle slopes of Piesendorf, equipped with a drag-type lift, here you can also have fun with snow tubing or explore the possibilities of an illuminated toboggan track. Spa connoisseurs will find something to pamper themselves in the trendy Tauern SPA Kaprun, and in the city of Zell am See only the most exciting excursions await you.
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Saalbach - Hinterglemm
Hinterglemm and Saalbach, two picturesque mountain villages, appeared 4 km apart in the charming alpine Glemmtal mountain valley in time immemorial. But they joined one of the largest Austrian sports centers called the Ski Circus relatively recently. The trails of the region are not only well equipped, they are also very long and interconnected. This provided resort area rapidly growing popularity and demand among all categories of fans to ride in the snow. The tracks of the resort are located in the range of altitudes from 1003 to 2100 meters and guarantee excellent quality of snow cover from the first days of December until the end of March. Expert assessments rank the skiing opportunities of the slopes of this place as unique and at the same time universal, and the confirmation of such assessments was the holding of international competitions here, including world cups.
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Gastein Valley
The Gastein mountain valley located on the land of Salzburg is not only a large thermal resort, but also a ski center marked by long-standing glory. Guests of the resort area will be impressed not only by the non-freezing cascades of the waterfall or radon adits, but also by the abundance of healing mineral water sources and the high class of service of modern hotel complexes. Connoisseurs of high-quality ski tracks will appreciate the altitude difference from 859 to 2246 meters, as well as tracks that combine length (81 km) and comfort with considerable difficulty. If we add to this the excellent stability of the snow cover and 19 reasonably and well-placed ski lifts, it is easy to understand the demand for this resort among both beginner fans of gentle skiing and seasoned pros of the snow slopes. Within the valley there are two resorts. Bad Hofgastein is a modern solution for both treatment and ski entertainment. Seven kilometers from it, at an altitude of 1000 meters above sea level, is the sword of lovers of classic relaxation - Bad Gastein, with stylish buildings of the 18-19th centuries.
Sölden & Otztal
The Otztal valley is a delightful wilderness area in Tyrol. Due to the stable microclimate, the snow cover here lasts for a long time, and suitable conditions for skiing are formed already in November. Local landscapes indulge tourists with a picturesque variety, from the breathtaking beauty of glaciers to the gentle hills of valleys. The most popular places among numerous tourists are the ancient towns and resorts of the valley, such as: Otz, Sölden, Obergurgl, Amhausen, Lengenfeld and Hochgurgl. True fans of mountaineering, snowboarding and high-speed skiing should definitely visit Sölden, where not only the number of modern tracks is constantly updated, but also some stages of the World Cup competitions are traditionally held. In search of a quality and leisurely vacation, as well as opportunities to seriously improve your health, you should go to the cozy town of Lengenfeld, where a modern thermal spa is located. Here they successfully solve problems with circulatory disorders, conduct courses on recovery after fractures and other injuries, and also treat diseases of the joints. Those who wish to be away from the tourist crowds will certainly enjoy the heights of Hochgurgl (2150 m) and Obergurgl (1930 m). The air here is the cleanest, and you can endlessly enjoy the silence and bewitching landscapes.
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Ischgl & Patznauntal
Ischgl, located in the southwestern Tyrolean Paznaun valley, officially occupies one of the top lines in the ranking of European winter recreation and sports centers. It was not only the magnificent landscapes and tracks, the abundance of sunny days or the purity of the air of the highlands that brought it to the leading places among other Austrian resorts, but also the well-thought-out infrastructure. An additional bonus is the proximity to the largest Austrian ski area Silvrette, which includes 78 lifts that serve 320 km of tracks of varying difficulty, and the Swiss resort area of Samnaun. No less extensive winter and summer opportunities for active entertainment and sports pleasures are provided by the village of See, traditionally picturesque for the Alps, located in the same Paznaun valley, 17 kilometers from Ischgl. It becomes a great opportunity to enjoy the coziness of restaurants and stylish bars with views of the Austrian Alps, as well as spend time comfortably in the wellness center.
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bad Ischl
This wonderful city, a thousand meters above sea level, surrounded by a chain of mountain lakes and bathed in wonderful surrounding landscapes, is not only a popular thermal spa area, but also the central point of the Austrian Salzkammergut region - both culturally and geographically. The city is located on the banks of two Alpine rivers at once - Ischl and Traun, and Salzburg is only 50 km from here. The springs of the resort are distinguished by a rare variety. Among them there are iodine, and sulfuric, and salt. The latter became the cause of many years of salt mining and the salt mines remaining from it. The start of the popularity of the resort was given by scientists' research back in 1823, when a study of the composition of local waters showed their high similarity with the waters of the seas, and due to their higher mineralization, their healing properties were far ahead of sea water.
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Neustift & Stubai
Where do Austrian national ski teams prefer to train? Of course - in the Stubaital valley, because even it owes its name to the monumental local Stubai glacier - the most massive in the country. Going here, you do not need to worry about seasonality - the resort area is year-round, and the entire valley is a single ski pass. For the convenience of the resort guests, ski buses run everywhere here, allowing you to easily get to any locality or lift. The most popular resort in the valley was and remains Neustift, which includes several resort mountain villages in its structure. Its hotel complexes are able to provide comfortable rooms for 6,500 guests, and the number of rooms, in addition to the usual options, includes peasant houses, luxurious five-star hotels, and well-equipped farms. The local infrastructure is extremely extensive and well thought out: ski schools provide kindergartens, and cozy bars delight with fantastic mountain panoramas. You can choose equipment at rental points or sports shops, a sports center equipped with outdoor pools will help you keep fit, and you can relax after classes in a bowling alley, sauna, strong restaurants, and discotheques. Its neighbor in the valley, the resort of Fulpmes, is preferred by connoisseurs of cross-country skiing - here the conditions are simply ideal for this. In addition, here you can get really unique items made by blacksmiths using traditional technologies.
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Pitztal
The Pitztal Valley is a modern ski center that has gained its popularity due to its unique natural and climatic conditions, which allow you to ride on glaciers from the first days of September and end the season only in May. Indeed, every skier will find a convenient suitable track for himself here, because the total length of the slopes is 129 km. and there are trails of all categories of difficulty. At the ski areas Pitzthaler-Gletscher (altitude difference from 1740 to 3440 m) and Rifflsee (altitude difference from 1680 to 2880 m) the ski pass is shared. If you are a PitzRegioCard ski pass holder, you can easily ski wherever you want, including the Hochzeiger area (altitude difference from 1450 to 2450 m) and use the lifts of the High Imst. Use the shuttle to get anywhere in the Pitztal for free. At the entrance to the valley, near the town of Jerzens, there is the most extensive ski area called Hochzeiger. For intermediate skiers, there are 40 km of intoxicating slopes and state-of-the-art lift systems. Supporters of freestyle acrobatics, fans of off-piste skiing and real extreme sports will be able to turn around here with might and main, and snowboarders will have a great time in a large snow park. Athletes will also be pleased with the excellent toboggan run with lighting, which is as much as 6 km.
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Innsbruck, Igls and surroundings
Eight centuries of Innsbruck's history have turned it into a harmonious combination of an upscale resort area and an amazingly beautiful city that has become one big museum. It is built at the foot mountain slopes ridge Karwendel and actually became central point Eastern Alps. Magnificent views of the surroundings are guaranteed by the mountains of Innsbruck - their height exceeds 2.5 km. Near the city is literally the Olympic mountain Patcherkofel - its slopes became the competition grounds for two winter Olympics - 1964 and 1976. Their legacy is not only the glory of the city, but also a high-class and extensive world-class ski infrastructure, including not only tracks, ski jumps and skating rinks, but also stadiums. For fans of night skiing, night lighting is launched on the tracks twice a week, and for family vacationers there are tracks oriented to them and Sunny Kids Park for kids. An additional bonus of staying in Innsbruck is the proximity to the ski area of another resort area - Studbaya. It is located 20 km from the city and also offers not only a large number of tracks of different complexity, but also relaxation in several Tyrolean villages located at the very edge of the mountain ranges.
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Bad Kleinkirchheim
The location of the wonderful ski resort area of Bad Kleinkirheim is the southern Austrian province of Carinthia. The opportunities for active recreation on the tracks here are qualitatively increased thanks to the care for the health of guests, which is provided by two large thermal thermal springs and a wonderful spa. It is rare that after a bright skiing refuses to plunge into the comfort of hot radon baths. The ski season starts in Bad Kleinkirheim from the second half of the December days and ends only in April. The tracks have a pleasant variety: there are wide slopes for those who have just started riding, and ultra-professional ones, certified for international competitions. Snowboard fans are not forgotten either - a 90-meter half-pipe in the local fan park will please them. Fans of skiing in the evenings will be able to do it on illuminated tracks. Conditions are also provided for those who prefer skating, sledding or cross-country skiing. For the convenience of guests, après-ski runs around the territory - from 18:30 to 00:30.
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Mayrhofen & Zillertal
The popularity of the Zillertal valley for fans of quality winter recreation and a variety of tracks is easily explained - the climate here is much milder compared to other resort areas, the total length of the tracks is 650 km, and for the convenience of skiers, they are served by a network of 150 lifts. The Mayrhofen resort has a double glory: it is very popular among young people and is in great demand among our compatriots. It has not only three rather big ski areas, but also the steepest descent in the whole country and the longest cable car. The resort area will also please you with some exotic: there is an opportunity to ride on a track specially created on the surface of the Hintertux glacier, which is a 20-minute drive away. In the same 20-minute drive from Mayrhofen, in Fügen, there is another resort area - the famous Erlebnisterme Zillertal thermal spa area. In addition to thermal baths and saunas, it offers its guests skiing with water slide 133 meters long. Travelers who have chosen it are enthusiastic about excursions to national park"Zillertal Alps", walks along ice cave in the depths of the Hintertux ice strata and a trip to the high cave countries - Spannagel. Near the resort area of Zell am Ziller, in the entire valley, there is the longest ski area with a length of 169 km, and it is complemented by an exotic track equipped on the Tuxer glacier. In addition, well-equipped places are created for fans of cross-country skiing, lovers of skating or sledding, and for those who prefer hiking. The resort is in demand among snowboarders - not only two dozen tracks are equipped for them, but also fan parks, and you can take basic skills or advanced snowboarding courses at specialized schools. The originality of the layout of entertainment in the resort will be appreciated by anyone who pays attention to the fact that the local disco is adjacent to the brewery.
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wildschönau
The Tyrolean Wildschönau valley fully lives up to its name, which translates as “valley of pristine beauty”. In the structure of this resort area, four alpine villages have united, forming an ideal place for a family-style holiday. The local ski area was merged in 2012 with the same area of the Alpbachtal ski resort, forming a new, extensive and well-equipped ski area Sky Juvel Alpbachtal Wildschönau. The attractive resort area for its guests is explained not only by the modesty of the price bracket, combined with a high quality level of stay and services, but also by its privacy. The trails of Wildschönau are distinguished by their charming natural surroundings, the breadth and, at the same time, the absence of overcrowding. Both young guests and beginners will like it here, and skiers with considerable experience will adequately appreciate the professional-level training area "Race`n Sport Arena". And Mount Schatzberg and the fan park located on it are a dream for snowboarders: they offer quarter pipes, freeride, wake rides, jumps, snake, half pipes and rails. Sledge fans are not forgotten either - they have three tracks and an additional one with lighting. All ski areas can be easily reached thanks to a constant bus service between them, including night flights between 20 pm and 3 am on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Those who wish can learn snowshoe hiking, as well as relax in the saunas and pools. in stock and The cultural program in any of the two museums - mining and wood. And if you go to the nearest town of Wörgl, located half an hour away, you can spend quality time in the Wave sauna world and the water park.
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Telfs & Seefeld
The fashionable ski resort Telfs is located just 40 minutes from Innsbruck, in a cozy picturesque valley. Adherents of outdoor activities will have something to do here in addition to full-fledged skiing. At your service - a warm indoor pool, a huge sports center with a climbing wall, an excellent skating rink, a modern sauna, a luxurious bathhouse and a long toboggan run. Nearby, at an altitude of 1200 m, among the picturesque peaks of Wetterstein and Karlwendel, on the plateau there is another popular Austrian resort, Seefeld, which is considered the most popular sports center in Tyrol. From here it is easy to get to Innsbruck or you can get to Germany to continue the fun at another ski resort - Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
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Millstattersee
At a small resort town Mittersill has a great advantage - only 6 km separates it from the ski area of the famous ski resort Zell am See called KitzbuehelerAlpen. You can get to it in two ways: on the ski train leaving every hour or by a special bus. The ski area is distinguished by an impressive length of tracks of different complexity (170 km) and a wonderful fan park. In addition, near the city there are two trails for those wishing to ride a sledge, Hollerbach and Niekurchen / Bramberg, and in the city itself there is a wonderful outdoor skating rink.
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Nussfeld
The popular ski resort area of Nassfeld is located in the southernmost Austrian province of Carinthia, right next to the Italian border. She opens her season in early November and ends it only in April. The resort is appreciated by those looking for a good family vacation: mini-clubs, children's ski schools and gardens will be a wonderful and interesting place for learning basic skills, and special zones on the tracks will provide confidence during independent descents. The tracks of the resort area, which have a wide range of levels of difficulty, stretch for 110 km and are equipped with three dozen modern lifts. If there are fans of extreme sports in the family, they will be able to enjoy the wonderful DayPark, and connoisseurs of the exotic will find the Millennium Express, the longest gondola lift in Europe, as well as the longest track with lighting. Skating enthusiasts will enjoy the Pressegger lake skating rink. For those who wish, there are playgrounds, a snow park, an outdoor cinema, indoor courts, as well as discos and health centers.
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Katchberg
The modern ski resort Katschberg is located at an altitude of 1640 m, in picturesque Carinthia. Thanks to its well-thought-out infrastructure (including the availability of children's lifts), it enjoys the invariable love of tourists from many countries of the world. The skiing season starts in November and ends only in March. There are always good conditions for skiing, because the resort has its own system of artificial snow. Snowboarders and skiers with an average level of skiing prefer to relax here. Among the 70 tracks there are, including "black" ones, and you can have fun from the heart in the "Aineck" fan park. To continue a well-started day is worth it in a noisy bar, a trendy restaurant or a nightly disco.
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Baden
The old town of Baden bei Wien, not far from Vienna, is the most attractive place for those who want to relax in silence and enjoy first-class European service. The magical atmosphere and tranquility here are created by delightful views of vineyards and green fields surrounding the resort from all sides. You can come to rest here at any time of the year. You will not be tormented by intense heat in summer or cold winds in winter. The climate here is moderate and comfortable. People seek to Baden not only for the sake of breathtaking beauty, but also for priceless mineral springs, known since the time of the rule of Ancient Rome. Emperors dreamed of relaxing here and crowned persons from all over Europe often spent time here. Baden is deservedly called a prestigious suburb of Vienna and is called the best of the country's thermal centers.
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Bad Tatzmannsdorf
The charm of the natural beauties of the federal state of Burgenland, the pleasant purity of the air and the abundance of sunny days, as well as excellent infrastructure and extensive entertainment options, have made the Bad Tatzmannsdorf balneological resort an ideal option for anyone who intends to combine wonderful holiday, wonderful culinary delights and the correction of the level of your health. Vienna is only 116 km from here. Various methods of water treatment have been practiced in these places for several centuries, and mineral waters of a wide variety of compositions, used both for drinking and for baths, have become the hallmark of the resort. In addition, spa specialists successfully use healing peat mud and thermal springs.
For more than a year, ski resorts in Austria have been considered the best in Europe, because at such resorts ski holidays in this country will fit into any budget! TEZ TOUR guarantees that a ski holiday in Austria in the new season of 2020 will bring many good and pleasant surprises, for which you will fall in love with this wonderful mountain country even more.
The main source of income in Austria, of course, is the tourism business. And it's not just that. After all, every year Austria welcomes its guests with the highest level of comfort and impeccable service. It should be noted that the quality of tourism infrastructure in this country has reached unprecedented heights. A ski holiday in Austria will be of interest both to experienced skiers who come every year to improve their skills and conquer new peaks of the Alps, as well as to those who brought their family for the first time to learn skiing.
It has long been known that you need to plan your vacation in advance, and if you are planning a vacation in Austria and want to get a lot of benefits, one of which is a discounted booking, then it was best to start looking for a tour yesterday. After all, the ski resorts of Austria are a real place of pilgrimage for lovers of ski holidays.
Ski holidays in the Alps are not the only thing this country can show you. A real gift for your loved ones will be New Year's Eve in such a beautiful and fabulous Austria - this is sledding with children, skating on mirror lake and a romantic evening with your soulmate in a cozy quiet restaurant.
On the territory of Austria there are more than 800 regions intended for skiing and downhill skiing. The most popular can rightfully be considered Sölden, Mayrhofen and Zellam See.
The largest resort in Tyrol - Sölden has long been called the "winter Ibiza". This is because all young people in Europe come here to descend from mountains higher than 3000 m. These mountains include Tiefenbachkogel (3309 m), Schwarze Schneide (3340 m) and Gaislachkogel (3058 m.)
TEZ TOUR offers ski tours in Mayrhofen - one of the most popular youth resorts in Austria. If you get tired of riding on the mountain slopes, you can go to the water park with whirlpools and waterfalls. You can simply walk between the fir trees, breathe in the fresh air of the Alps and take in the breathtaking views of the beautiful scenery.
If after the mountain slopes you want to continue the evening in a bar and a disco hall, then TEZ TOUR invites you to visit the ski resort of ZellamSee. Next to it is a glacier with high-speed descents - Kaprun. Nearby is one of the best ski areas in Europe - the village of Ischgl. This is a first-class ski resort with excellent ski resort infrastructure.
Nature gave Austria a beautiful mountain landscape - it allows you to ride throughout the country, giving a full winter holidays for every taste.
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Austria is the recognized queen of the Alps, and this is not surprising - the Alps cover most of it, and the abundance of lakes gives additional charm to this amazing country. Austria is famous for its picturesque resorts and excellent level of service and quality of service.
This country is one of the leading skiing destinations in Europe. Austria is home to many famous ski resorts, and whatever your level of skiing, you will be pleasantly surprised by the variety of offers.
Austrian ski resorts tend to be slightly lower than French and Swiss ones, but this does not prevent excellent skiing in season, and out of season the famous Austrian glaciers are at your service.
The most famous and popular ski resorts are located in the federal states of Tyrol, Salzburgerland, Styria, Carinthia.
In this worthy list, Tyrol rightfully leads with its star capital Innsbruck (twice the capital of the Winter Olympic Games).
The main resorts of Tyrol: Innsbruck and surroundings (Igls, Axamer Lizum, Fulpmes, Neustift, Tulfes, Imst) Arlberg (St. Anton, Lech) Ski Circus with the famous White Circle, which includes St. Anton, St. Christoph, Lech and Zürs offers excellent and memorable skiing. the Zillertal valley (Mayrhofen, Zell am Ziller, Fügen, Kaltenbach) with the famous Hinterhuks glacier Seefeld Kitzbühel and Kirchberg Otztal valley (Selden, Obergurgl, Hochgurgl) Sölden, one of the most popular resorts in Austria, where thousands of fans of the white miracle flock every year; Ischgl, practically a mecca for skiers, Pitztal Serfaus
The ski center of Styria, the second largest land in Austria, was and remains the Dachstein-Tauern with its largest resort center Schladming.
The Land of Salzburg is famous for its European sports region, which includes the villages of Zell am See and Kaprun with the glacier of the same name. To the south are the thermal and ski resorts of Bad Gastein and Bad Hofgastein (Gasteinertal valley). Whichever resort you choose for your vacation, you will receive an equivalent Austrian quality service and very reasonable prices.
As a rule, resorts in Austria offer not only ski holidays, there are many thermal complexes in resorts, sports centers, entertainment centers, including children's ones. Often at the resort you can get a guest card, which provides discounts on services, including a ski pass.
Après-ski in Austria deserves a special mention - here they know how and want to have fun. The famous bars and nightclubs of St. Anton are practically the hallmark of the Austrian après-ski. However, this does not mean at all that for an excellent evening leisure it is necessary to choose a large resort - even in the smallest village there is always an excellent bar with music and dancing.
When you choose Austria, you choose excellent service in mountainous Alps at a moderate price.
