Ski Holidays in St Anton, Austria
St. Anton has always been in the top 10 resorts in the world and we here at Igluski.com put it in the top 5 in Europe (and some of us think it's number one). The Arlberg ski pass presents a vast network of cable cars and lifts and, in addition to its spectacular beauty, the most reliable snow in Austria and excellent maintenance of its slopes. St. Anton is renowned for its challenging skiing, spectacular scenery and lively apres ski. The ski area includes the exclusive resorts of Lech and Zürs, which are an intermediate cruisers paradise. You also have access to Rendl (where the famous Rendl beach has live music most days), Sonnekopf (known for its sunny aspect and long powder runs) and St. Christoph & Stuben.
Ski holidays in St Anton are fantastic for non-skiers. This bustling village with its attractive pedestrian area, is lined with sports shops, boutiques & cafés. First class après ski continues well into the small hours at the resort’s discos, bars & nightclubs.
Après Ski on Ski Holidays in St Anton
St. Anton is justifiably famous for it's excellent nightlife which is bustling, lively and sophisticated.
Is the Mooserwirt the best Après ski bar in the world? Quite possibly! There are also the following legendary bars and clubs: Bar Cuba · Funky Chicken · Krazy Kangeruh · Post Keller · Taps · Bobo's · Piccadilly · Scotty's bar.
Activities on Ski Holidays in St Anton
St Anton has a compact pedestrianised village centre and offers plenty of activities away from the piste including: · Ice skating · Curling · Bowling · Tobogganing · Sleigh rides · 'Arlberg-well.com' leisure complex. The 4.2 km long illuminated sled course from Gampen via the Rodelhütte to "Rodelstall" in Nasserein has to be the best in Europe!
Eating out on Ski Holidays in St Anton
Over 60 listed cafés and restaurants in St. Anton ranging from traditional Tyrolean to international.
· San Antonio, Rosanna's, Pomodoro, Dixies 1 and 2, Nassereinerhof and Bobo's.
Ski & Spa
In the heart of St. Anton lies a leisure oasis built for the 2001 World Alpine Skiing Championships. Within the luxurious leisure and spa facility there is a swimming area with both indoor and outdoor pools (you swim between the 2 via a man-made whirlpool) , waterfalls, as well as a separate children's section with slide and play stream. Other elements include a fitness centre, sauna section with Finnish and Kelo saunas, solarium, steam room and relaxation area. The large area in front of the leisure complex consists of a frozen lake for ice-skating and curling.