Blog

Blogheader

07/02/2020 TOP5 SKI Resorts in Austria

Austria is well known for its absolutely breathtaking mountain views as well as relaxing thermal spas and amazing ski slopes. Every year thousands of tourists travel here to see the beauty Austria has to offer. While many decide to go to Vienna for its cultural and historical value, others preffer fun and relaxation Austrian Alps have to offer. However, it is easy to get lost in the amount of resorts and different ski destinations. So, here are the Top 5 Ski Resorts, you can choose from depending on what your dream vacation looks like.

  • Ischgl in Tirol is one oft he most popular ski/party destinations in Austria. As one oft the biggest ski resorts it offers whole 238 Kilometer long slopes with 45 cable railways and lifts. It also provides countless different bars and clubs turning Ischgl into a paradise for those who seek loud and lively vacation.
  • Kitzbühel is another popular resort where you can ski almost all around the year. It is mainly known for the Hahnenkammrennen, which is an annual race held since 1931 and is now a part of the men’s World Cup. Whether a beginner, advanced or a freestyler looking for some snow-funparks, Kitzbühel has it all, with slopes reaching 179 Kilometers and 54 Lifts, it has a wide variety on different difficulty levels that suits each and everyone.
  • „Saalbach-Hinterglem“ might be quite a challenge to pronounce, however it is one of the most authentic Austrian villages providing many different ski routes varieng in difficulty. Salbach-Hinterglemm is considered as the biggest ski resort in Austria that unites Salzburg and Tirol through its modern lifts and 270km long slopes. However, skiing isn’t the only activity Saalbach has to offer. For all those who enjoy sledding, icekarting, skiddo and even horse riding Salbach is an absolute paradise.
  • Sölden is known to be the „Hotspot oft he Alps“ as it attracts not only Apre-ski fans and gourmets, but also Worldcup skier as well as holds many different events and provides great skiing routes. It is located in the Ötztal mountains with accommodations located directly on the ski slope. Sölden is perfect for those who seek relaxing and quiet holiday far from the stress of urban cities.
  • If you want to visit a historically famous city then Bad Gastein would be the perfect destination. In the 19th century it was frequently visited by european monarchs such as Kaiser Franz Joseph I., German Emperor Wilhelm I with his cancellor Otto von Bismark and many others. It is also known that Franz Schubert has composed his Piano Sonata in D major there. Although Bad Gastein offers great skiing opportunities it is also famous for its thermal hot springs and beautiful sceneries. Bad gastein also regularily hosts snowboarding and boardercross worldcups as well as Red Bull Playstreets every other year.

    1. Ischgl in Tirol is one oft he most popular ski/party destinations in Austria. As one oft the biggest ski resorts it offers whole 238 Kilometer long slopes with 45 cable railways and lifts. It also provides countless different bars and clubs turning Ischgl into a paradise for those who seek loud and lively vacation.
    2. Kitzbühel is another popular resort where you can ski almost all around the year. It is mainly known for the Hahnenkammrennen, which is an annual race held since 1931 and is now a part of the men’s World Cup. Whether a beginner, advanced or a freestyler looking for some snow-funparks, Kitzbühel has it all, with slopes reaching 179 Kilometers and 54 Lifts, it has a wide variety on different difficulty levels that suits each and everyone.
    3. „Saalbach-Hinterglem“ might be quite a challenge to pronounce, however it is one of the most authentic Austrian villages providing many different ski routes varieng in difficulty. Salbach-Hinterglemm is considered as the biggest ski resort in Austria that unites Salzburg and Tirol through its modern lifts and 270km long slopes. However, skiing isn’t the only activity Saalbach has to offer. For all those who enjoy sledding, icekarting, skiddo and even horse riding Salbach is an absolute paradise.
    4. Sölden is known to be the „Hotspot oft he Alps“ as it attracts not only Apre-ski fans and gourmets, but also Worldcup skier as well as holds many different events and provides great skiing routes. It is located in the Ötztal mountains with accommodations located directly on the ski slope. Sölden is perfect for those who seek relaxing and quiet holiday far from the stress of urban cities.
    5. If you want to visit a historically famous city then Bad Gastein would be the perfect destination. In the 19th century it was frequently visited by european monarchs such as Kaiser Franz Joseph I., German Emperor Wilhelm I with his cancellor Otto von Bismark and many others. It is also known that Franz Schubert has composed his Piano Sonata in D major there. Although Bad Gastein offers great skiing opportunities it is also famous for its thermal hot springs and beautiful sceneries. Bad gastein also regularily hosts snowboarding and boardercross worldcups as well as Red Bull Playstreets every other year.

    04/09/2019 Vienna remains the world's most liveable city

    VIENNA is already famous for its abundance of art, music, its stunning classical architecture and its unique Kaffeehauskultur. According to an annual index assempled by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), the Austrian capital is the most liveable city in the world for the second year running. On the EIU’s index, which ranks 140 cities on 30 factors based on five categories—stability, health care, culture and environment, education and infrastructure—Vienna scores a near-perfect 99.1 out of 100, putting it just ahead of Melbourne. Sydney and Osaka fill the next two spots in a top ten dominated by Australian, Canadian and Japanese cities. Higher crime rates and rather average infrastructure leave some bigger cities like London, New York and Paris behind, despite their cultural and culinary attractions.