Austrian Alpine Holidays
Skiing in Austria- Home of the apres-ski
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There is no reason why Austria shouldn't be top of your list when choosing your next ski destination. As reliable for snow as Switzerland and France and with facilities to rival both of the major Alps destinations, Austria is also renowned for allowing your spending money to go a little bit further than its more popular rivals.
And who would have guessed that Austria was also the home and founder of apres-ski? Although this is disputed elsewhere, the Austrians have certainly taken apres-ski to a new level.
As for the resorts, well, the list is just the tip of the piste and is certainly not exhaustive:
- Kitzbuhel
- St Anton
- Innsbruck
- Mayrhofen
- Soll
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In total Austria has over 400 ski resorts covering every requirement from small and cosy resorts, to large international venues where the Alpine Ski World Cup visits certain some of the resorts throughout the season.
Of course going on a ski holiday isn't just about skiing. There is so much more you can enjoy: Snowboarding, sledging, cross country skiing and practising your tricks on rails, half pipes and jumps. Austria has it all, so whatever it is that you might want from your ski holiday Austria can provide it.
You have a great choice of places to stay from hotels to chalets and with a variety of different meal plans.
Austria has high standards of service, hospitality and infrastructure. No frozen points on train tracks here delaying things.
If you have never been skiing, it is never too late. There are ski schools all over with instructors who are friendly, professional, and will get you from the top of the mountain to the bottom with no fuss.
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Innsbruck is the picturesque capital of the Austrian Tyrol region and has also been host to the Winter Olympics twice.
It is also home to more than 300 restuarants and more than 400 bars and cafes too.
Innsbruck finds itself in the middle of a number of ski fields and with an international airport and train station is easily reached from the UK.
Home to one of the most famous downhill races on the ski calendar the legendary Hahnenkamm is the main draw for Kitzbuhel, but by no means the only one. Kitzbuhel has 188km of pistes to explore. Although suited most for beginners and intermediates, there is also some challlenging advanced slopes to try as well; so something for all skiers.
Kitzbuhel is also home to some of Austria's most luxurious hotels or, if you prefer, there are chalets that can be rented.
Famous for its chocolate box charm, Kitzbuhel also has some legendary apres-ski that can be enjoyed by skiers and non-skiers alike.
All in all, whats not to love about Kitzbuhel?
