The Alps at their most alluring

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Mountain Summers on the Arlberg

Everyday life seems so very far away in the mountain world around the 1,793 m high Arlberg Pass - where the Austrian provinces of Tyrol and Vorarlberg intersect. Unspoilt nature, invitingly sophisticated villages and a remarkable variety of activities welcome those seeking relaxation and active leisure lovers: hiking, climbing, golfing, great food and drink and amazing experiences.

Summer on the Arlberg

There are surprises waiting to be discovered in every corner of the Arlberg: a fossilised primeval sea, Europe’s largest alpine ibex colony and the world’s largest display of edelweiss flowers in St. Anton. Lovingly designed themed and adventure trails present the flora, fauna and cultural history of the region in a way that is suitable for the whole family, while the scent of bacon and traditional “Kaiserschmarren” omelette entices visitors to the sunny terraces of the mountain huts. Excellent cuisine is also offered by the restaurants and hotels in St. Anton, Stuben and Lech, who spoil summer guests with their customary (toque winning) standards.

Holiday resorts with character

The mountain villages on the Arlberg are blessed with individual characters, yet celebrate common values. St. Anton, St. Christoph, Stuben and Lech share a boundless love of sport and nature, an outstanding sense of quality and cosmopolitanism, coupled with deserved pride in their own traditions.

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Mountains full of Summer

In summer – St. Anton still is a hidden treasure for nature- and sport lovers. When temperatures start to climb, the original mountain village of St. Anton and its surrounding, reveals its multifaceted summer life. The Tyrolean alpine setting and hospitality are the perfect stage for an active holiday with e-biking or hiking,

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At the highest level

At the almost 1,800 m high “Schwalbennest - Swallow’s Nest" of St. Christoph, right at the top of the mountain pass, the internationally acclaimed "arlberg1800 Contemporary Art & Concert Hall" cultural centre forms an inspiring contrast to the forces of nature. The exhibitions can be visited by appointment.

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Charming mountain village

The pleasantly romantic mountain village of Stuben on the Vorarlberg side presents itself as an ideal base for hiking, biking, motorcycling, fishing activities and much more. Only a stone’s throw from Stuben, you can indulge in the essential pleasures of rest and relaxation at the idyllic Stubner See’le Lake, whilst savouring the stunning view (with barbeque area, Kneipp pools and barefoot trail).

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For body & mind

In summerly Lech, the desire for spiritual stimulation can be combined with holiday comforts in this healthy mountain region. Lech Think and Cultural Summer is just as inspiring as hiking (tip: the Green Ring - a charming three-day circular hike that stimulates the senses. Freeriders and enduro enthusiasts appreciate the undulating "Burgwald Trail Lech”, while culture fans can marvel at the new Skyspace Lech, a “walk-through” piece of art created by renowned light artist, James Turrell. By the by: The unspoiled village of Lech was also recognised with an award from “Entente Florale“.

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HOLIDAYS AT THE ARLBERG

St. Anton, St. Christoph, Stuben, Lech: the names of the Arlberg villages have a reputation that extends around the globe - as the birthplace of alpine skiing and first class winter sports destination in the heart of Europe. What not everyone knows, however, is that the Arlberg’s mythical aura also unleashes a very special charm in summer. Forests, alpine meadows, emerald green lakes and mountain streams are sandwiched between the lush, green valleys and jagged rocky ridges. Healing tranquillity embraces hikers, mountain bikers, e-bikers and climbers who venture deep into the Verwall Group and Lechtal Alps, along a myriad of marked paths and routes. What is good to know is that thanks to modern summer cable cars, the Arlberg’s upper echelons can be reached quickly and easily by all holiday guests

Travelling

  • Traveling by car:

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    Motorway sticker

    Travel on Austrian motorways is subject to a toll. You can buy motorway stickers from border crossings, petrol stations, at tobacconists or from Austrian automobile clubs.

    Current tarif information is available at https://www.asfinag.at/toll/vignette/

  • Travelling by Train:

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    St. Anton am Arlberg railway station: 

    to St. Christoph | 7 km| regular taxi and bus connection (line 92), transfer time approx. 10-15 minutes
    to Zürs Lech | 20km |regular taxi and bus connection (line 92), transfer time approx. 30 minutes.

    Langen am Arlberg railway station:

    to Zürs Lech 15 km | regular taxi and bus connection (line 91), transfer time approx. 20 minutes.
    to Stuben am Arlberg |3 km| regular taxi and bus connection (line 90 & 91), transfer time approx. 5 minutes.

    If you are arriving by train there are special saver fares in many European countries | http://www.oebb.at

  • Travelling by airplane:

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    Nearest Airports:

    Altenrhein (CH)  ca 100 km Europe
    Innsbruck (A) ca 120 km Europe
    Friedrichshafen (D) ca 130 km Europe
    Memmingen (D) ca 180 km Europe
    Zürich (CH) ca 200 km International
    München (D) ca 300 km International
    Mailand (I) ca 330 km  International
  • Taxi & Airportshuttle

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    Our TAXI COMPANIES or the special ZÜRICH ARIPORTSHUTTLEBUS brings you directly to each Arlbergvillage.

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