Your Winter in the Arlberg Region
The birthplace of skiing

By plane:
The closest airports are Innsbruck (120 km), Friedrichshafen, Germany (130 km) and Zurich, Switzerland (200 km).

By train/bus:
From Zurich: direct train to St. Anton (2 h 45 min), then local taxi or bus (line 760) to St. Christoph (about 10-15 min) or Zürs Lech (about 30 min).

From Innsbruck: direct train to St. Anton (1 h 7 min), then local taxi or bus (line 720) to St. Christoph (about 10-15 min) or Zürs Lech (about 30 min) or train station Langen am Arlberg (1 h 15 min) and take a local taxi or bus to Stuben, Zürs or Lech.

From Friedrichshafen: train with 2 or 3 changes to St. Anton (3 h 15 min), then local taxi or bus (line 720) to St. Christoph (about 10-15 min) or Zürs Lech (about 30 min) or to Langen am Arlberg (2 h 30 min) for further local connections to Stuben, Zürs or Lech.

From Vienna: direct train to St. Anton (6 h), then local taxi or bus (line 720) to St. Christoph (about 10-15 min) or Zürs Lech (about 30 min) or train to Langen am Arlberg (6 h).

• Der Wolf

  Riebel and curry, lentil stew and burgers, the menu at Der Wolf is full of contrasts. Here, the tried-and-tested Alpine fare is just as appreciated as classic dishes from around the world.

• Rud-Alpe

  Once a hay barn, the ski hut is especially known for its pan-fried dishes and grilled specialties.

• Sennhütte

  It's SENNsational! Enjoy the large sun terrace and typical Tyrolean specialties.

Yes! Learning how to ski is deeply rooted in the history of the Arlberg region. In 1922, Hannes Schneider opened the world's first ski school in St. Anton am Arlberg. The combination of skiing tradition, top-notch instructors and plenty of blue pistes makes it an ideal destination for beginners. There's a saying: "If you learn to ski in St. Anton, you can ski anywhere in the world". Success is guaranteed here.