Ski holidays Feldkirch - An experience for the senses!

Feldkirch

The beautiful pedestrian zone with its numerous shops, cosy cafés and restaurants invites you to linger in the town of Feldkirch. The beautifully designed pedestrian zone gives the district capital a very special character and flair. The "Silvretta Montafon" ski area, about 34 kilometres away, is ideal for a short trip to the snow. It offers a varied mix of challenging slopes and practice runs. Whether you are an expert or a beginner, every winter sports enthusiast will find their own personal skiing experience here. Amberg Castle and Schattenburg Castle, the town's landmark, are well worth seeing. Another highlight is a trip to the neighbouring ski resorts of Lech, Zürs and St. Anton.

Vorderland-Feldkirch

In the west of Austria and close to the Swiss border, in the beautiful federal state of Vorarlberg, lies the Vorderland-Feldkirch region. A total of 13 municipalities make up the region, which is characterised by charming and diverse communities, towns and cities. Especially nature lovers will get their money's worth in the Vorderland-Feldkirch region with its beautiful valleys, enchanted forest areas and breathtaking mountain scenery. In addition, numerous ski areas make the hearts of winter sports enthusiasts beat faster. The summit of the Nob, which lies at an altitude of 1,785 m and from which varied downhill runs lead into the valley, is particularly popular. Due to unique habitats as well as topographical and climatic conditions, Vorderland-Feldkirch shines as a very special region full of quality of life and joie de vivre. It is not without reason that the western region is considered a prime example of Austria's socio-cultural heterogeneity. Holidaymakers also enjoy optimal conditions for hiking or skiing, jogging or relaxing. This much is certain: in the Vorderland-Feldkirch region, every nature lover will find a suitable spot!

Travel Feldkirch

• By train: Feldkirch (in resort), Bludenz (approx. 20 km)
• By plane: Zürich (approx. 115 km), Innsbruck (approx. 155 km)