St. Anton am Arlberg
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Information about St. Anton am Arlberg
Trip Preparation
Entry/Visa
Entering Austria you need a valid passport, you do not need a visa.
Vaccines
Other than the standard vaccinations you do not need any other vaccinations.
Climate
In St. Anton there are four very distinctive seasons making the summer warm and sunny and the winters cold and snowy. However many days throughout the whole year have sunshine.
Currency
The currency in St. Anton is the Euro.
Language
The official language spoken in St. Anton is German however being such a popular tourist destination most people also speak English.
Entering Austria you need a valid passport, you do not need a visa.
Vaccines
Other than the standard vaccinations you do not need any other vaccinations.
Climate
In St. Anton there are four very distinctive seasons making the summer warm and sunny and the winters cold and snowy. However many days throughout the whole year have sunshine.
Currency
The currency in St. Anton is the Euro.
Language
The official language spoken in St. Anton is German however being such a popular tourist destination most people also speak English.
Country and People
Customs / Culture
St. Anton am Arlberg is a very famous ski resort having even hosted the Alpine World Ski Championships in 2001. The resort also has a large number of off-piste routes which is very popular amongst good skiers and snowboarders.
Traditions
Initially St. Anton was a very old traditional farmer’s area and developed into a tourist destination in the 19th century.
St. Anton am Arlberg is a very famous ski resort having even hosted the Alpine World Ski Championships in 2001. The resort also has a large number of off-piste routes which is very popular amongst good skiers and snowboarders.
Traditions
Initially St. Anton was a very old traditional farmer’s area and developed into a tourist destination in the 19th century.
Getting Around
Airports / Car rental
The closest airport to St. Anton is in Innsbruck which is located about 100km away from the city center. From there you can either rent a car, or take the local train to the designated resort.
Public transport
In St. Anton there are local buses which rotate within the town and there is even a free ski-bus which rotates from the hotel resorts to the ski area. In the ski area itself everything is accessible via lift and cable car.
The closest airport to St. Anton is in Innsbruck which is located about 100km away from the city center. From there you can either rent a car, or take the local train to the designated resort.
Public transport
In St. Anton there are local buses which rotate within the town and there is even a free ski-bus which rotates from the hotel resorts to the ski area. In the ski area itself everything is accessible via lift and cable car.
Discover and Enjoy
Latest version edited by Isabel.b
EventsSome events occurring in St. Anton am Arlberg include “St. Anton Ski Open” and “Red Bull Hütten Rally”.
Culinary Specialities
St. Anton offers the typical culinary food of Tirol which is extremely unique. Amongst theses some specialties include “Tris” a local dish, Black and white breads, a classic Tyrolean dish “kloß” which is something like a dumpling, many different local meats and sausages and a lot more.
Lifestyle / Sights
Of course the main things to do and worth seeing in St. Anton are the skiing resorts and the unique view on top of mountain peaks. Within the village itself there are many sight-seeing spots worth visiting such as at the old town where one can have an insight into the local lifestyle lead by the inhabitants. The Museum St. Anton am Arlberg gives an insight on the history of alpine skiing and the Arlberg region.
St. Anton am Arlberg Most popular things to do
Hotel reviews for hotels in St. Anton am Arlberg
Our in short the Haus zangerl: it is just great. The owner are unbelievably friendly and helpful and you feel immediately welcome. The hotel has 6 rooms, as well as some apartments. We had a double room we had booked and were already on entering the room convinced. Everything was great neat and clean, also the bathroom with shower and toilet. The breakfast buffet was balanced and we were in the morning with a wonderful friendliness welcomes. The the same building wellness area with a 90 °C-sa... Read more
in January 12
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Alessa, Age 19-25, Couple
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the hotel is very small, but comfortable and very nice decorated. The room was big and well equipped. Bathroom very modern. Cleanlinessvery good.
our room but it was right above the kitchen and we have renamed the 'Schnitzel room' because it was very noisy and the schnitzel was we didn't hear a sound.
we had half board, not recommendable, it is evenings no choice, the food was just sick. Good in terms of taste. Breakfast no variety and rather boring. Price-performance-bad.
owner rather unfri... Read more
in December 11
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Sabine, Age 41-45, Family
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the hotel Arlmont we have already for the third time visited. The arlmont well purist design, loungiges ambience, modern best kitchen with more ideal location. It is incomparably younger and cool as all other alp hotel. We would gladly come again.
the rooms are according to our puritan taste an architectural winner. Floor-to-ceiling zimmerbreite glass fronts with views of the winter sports region. As a couple we had not a problem with the bathroom, which was not quite 'opaque' only with Milch... Read more
in December 11
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Christof, Age 36-40, Couple
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very well run family pension. We have been coming since about 20 years gladly again anytime the Birkl's. a warm and informal atmosphere you pass here from the start! The guesthouse business by Peter and Rosi Birkl (in second generation) professional and competent run! The cleanliness in all premises is literally! And homelike detaills you noticed, that the building with'a lot of heart' run. The extensive breakfast offers everything, what a good start to the new day mind! The guest structure w... Read more
in February 12
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Michael, Age 56-60, Couple
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especially from families used, therefore also a bit busy;
high proportion of foreign guests (Russia, France, Holland, etc.)
neat and clean, relatively new;
room partially with view of the parking or directly beside the Skikammer (thus a high noise level
foreign staff; friendly, but attempted forced conversation, but okay;
however you have to drinks wait or that was refilled (as bottles of the table far be turned off) as well as 4-stars would expect; server forgets what course you get;
Zimmer... Read more
in February 12
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Sabine, Age 31-35, Family
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