St Anton

As far as premium ski resorts go in Europe, snowy St Anton is frequently preferred by skiers looking for more difficult terrain. The huge snowfields and bustling Tyrolean-style village center in this region of the Arlberg region are well-known. Those looking for a lavish place to stay can choose from a number of opulent accommodations near to the Galzig gondola. For more laid-back lodging alternatives, check out the Nasserein neighborhood.

During the winter, St Anton is frequently occupied by seasoned skiers due to the resort's nearly 200 miles of slopes. The 40-mile Run of Fame route, which finishes in Warth-Schröcken on the other side of the Arlberg, is a major attraction in this area.

St. Anton is a charming Austrian hamlet that is full of personality. The domed church and wooden chalets give the resort a classic appearance, yet at night the main street is bustling with visitors from around the world chatting animatedly in the après ski pubs and bars.

In addition to a sports area with climbing walls, a bowling alley, and tennis courts, St. Anton also features a sports bar for after-piste mingling. Check out Sölden or the Hochgurgl-Obergurgl resorts for other Austrian destinations that provide a little more of a cost-effective option.

Country: Austria

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