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How to get to Ischgl

The Austrian resort of Ischgl, located in a picturesque valley and surrounded by three-thousand-meter mountains, is considered one of the largest ski centers country and even goes beyond its borders. The ski area, which is called Silvretta Arena, is located immediately on the territory of two countries - Austria and Switzerland, and if on the Swiss side the main resort town Samnaun is considered, then from the Austrian side it is just Ischgl.

Ischgl is simultaneously famous for its ski slopes, a modernly equipped fun park for snowboarders, and opportunities for cross-country skiing, and Ischgl has long been recognized as one of the most party places among winter resorts Austria, which means that tourists are guaranteed a rich resort life.

Robert J Heath/Silvretta

Innsbruck-Ischgl

Ischgl is located on the border with Switzerland at some distance from major Austrian cities that have arrival airports. The nearest such city with an airport is Innsbruck. The distance between Innsbruck and Ischgl is 105 km. Airplanes from Moscow fly to Innsbruck all year round with a short transfer in Vienna or Frankfurt, and in winter time S7 operates direct flights, the flight time of which is just over 3 hours. You can view the flight schedule to Innsbruck on the service Aviasales and others like that. Travel from Innsbruck to Ischgl by public transport you can take the train to the town of Landeck-Zams, and from there transfer to regular bus to Ischgl. The total travel time will be about 2 hours without taking into account the duration of the transfer.

You can get there in just over 1 hour by taxi or transfer. This method is convenient because it does not require transfers, in addition, it is more convenient when transporting winter equipment. You can order a transfer in advance for the time of arrival on various services that provide transfer services, such as, in particular, , and so on.

Another convenient way to get to Ischgl for independent travelers– is to rent a car at Innsbruck airport. The rental procedure itself does not take much time, about 20 minutes, and rental offices can be found everywhere, both at the arrival airport and in the city center in Innsbruck. In the “high” season (from December to March inclusive), it is recommended to book the car you need for rental in advance, because... the service is in great demand. You can book a car in advance through specialized services, for example, Rentalcars, and others like that. Innsbruck and Ischgl are connected by highway No. A12, the approximate travel time is about 1 hour 20 minutes.

Munich-Ischgl

Some tourists arrive in Ischgl from Munich, since flights between Moscow and Munich operate year-round and several times a day. You can check flight schedules on specialized websites. Aviasales, Buruki and others. Munich itself is located 193 km from Ischgl. On public transport, the travel route is similar to the route from Innsbruck (train + bus). Travel time will be about 4-5 hours, depending on the duration of the transfer.

Transfer from Munich Airport to Ischgl is also available. Travel time will be about 3 hours. Order private transfer By the time you arrive in Munich you can use special services , and others similar. The transfer will greatly facilitate the task of transportation ski equipment. Independent tourists with a driver's license can take . Munich and Ischgl are connected by highway No. A95; travel time by car will be about 3 hours. Renting a car is another convenient way to transport ski equipment.

In addition to Innsbruck and Munich, you can get to Ischgl from Salzburg, Vienna and Zurich, Switzerland, but the distances and travel time will be much longer.

m.prinke/Ischgl in summer

Where to stay in Ischgl

Ischgl has a very developed hotel infrastructure, so you can consider various options for accommodation here - hotels of different star categories, guest houses, bed and breakfasts, holiday homes, chalets, country houses And so on. Particularly in demand in last years enjoys renting apartments. The only thing worth considering when booking is that the resort of Ischgl is very popular among tourists in the winter (from November to March), so accommodation should be booked in advance.

Hotels in Ischgl

Hotels in Ischgl can be found in different star categories, from luxurious five-star rooms to budget hostels and standard hotels. The price category also varies significantly depending on the star rating of the hotel. However, the big advantage of the resort is that here you can find various accommodation options from affordable to luxurious. Hotels highest category, as a rule, offer additional options such as spa areas, relaxation terraces with mountain views, swimming pools, baths, solariums, ski storage areas, game rooms, private parking, half board.

You can explore all available accommodation options in Ischgl for the dates you are interested in on specialized websites Booking, Hotellook and others, you can also book your favorite option in advance.

To find the ideal option in terms of price/quality ratio, it is better to book a room/apartment in advance, at least several months in advance, this will give you the opportunity to choose from the largest number of available places. TO popular places accommodations in Ischgl include:

• Astellina Hotel-apart 4* (This aparthotel is located in a quiet area around Ischgl. The free ski bus stops outside the hotel. The hotel has a spa area with bathhouse and bio-sauna. The rooms are studios and apartments. The hotel offers free private parking and free Wi-Fi);

• Hotel Garni Castel 4* (Convenient location, proximity to ski lifts, rooms of varying sizes, free Wi-Fi, parking services, ski storage space);

• Hotel Akp-Larain 4* (The hotel is located in a quiet area, with a free ski bus stopping nearby. The nearest ski lift is 600 meters away. Rooms of varying sizes, including family rooms, are available. There is a relaxing terrace and ski storage. Parking and Wi-Fi are free ).

Apartments in Ischgl

Renting apartments in Ischgl is a relatively new option, but interest in it is increasing every year. The advantage of this accommodation option is that you can choose a studio, an apartment or even a whole house at your discretion for the price of a hotel room. True, you will have to cook yourself or eat in restaurants, since the option of included meals is not provided in the apartments, but there is a kitchen equipped with everything necessary.

In addition to Ischgl, you can also look for housing in neighboring towns; the price tag there may be lower, but then it’s worth thinking about how to get from a specific settlement to Ischgl, because it is here that they are equipped ski slopes, there are lifts and the main resort infrastructure is located. It is recommended to take a closer look at such towns as St. Anton (14 km), Kappl (9 km), Samnaun (Switzerland, 9 km), Galtür (10 km).

Leo-setä/Ischgl

What to see in Ischgl

Ischgl is both a ski resort and a popular party spot, so there is no shortage of entertainment here. Moreover, Ischgl in the summer is a completely separate issue. If in winter people come here mainly to ski and snowboard, then in summer the resort also does not stand idle and becomes a center for rock climbing and other sports. Thus, there are tennis courts, golf clubs, water parks, and the area is excellent for hiking and cycling in nature. There are also several entertainment centers and relaxation areas that operate year-round.

Ischgl ski resort

The total length of the slopes in Ischgl is about 240 km, with a height difference of almost 1500 m, and the number of lifts is 45. In addition to 40 km of beginner slopes, 130 km of intermediate slopes and 45 km of difficult slopes, Ischgl boasts 20 km of ski routes and the presence of a fan park and half-pipe. In general, it is believed that Ischgl is one of the five best equipped resorts for snowboarding.

You can ride on the mountain slopes here, both in the wooded part and in the treeless part. Among other things, Ischgl is a paradise for freeride; it has not only special freeride tracks, but also jumps of varying difficulty levels. You can hone your skills in a specialized ski school. Group and individual lessons are offered here for adults and children, for skiing and snowboarding.

Leo-setä/Ski Ischgl

Things to do in Ischgl

The Silvretta entertainment complex is considered one of the centers of attraction in Ischgl. You can find a water park with many original water effects, among which water massage stands out; various types of saunas from traditional Finnish to infrared, ice grottoes, a pool with water therapy, relaxation areas; The complex also provides massage and spa services, a restaurant, a billiards area, and a bowling alley. The Silvretta complex claims to bring all possible entertainment under one roof.

You can also find spa services in Ischgl at the Trofana Royal and Hotel Madlein hotels (available not only for guests). Swimming pools are open on the territory of these spa complexes, GYM's, saunas, relaxation areas, massage baths, artificial waterfalls and much more. Both spas are open year-round.

Evening and nightlife in Ischgl is quite intense. For example, you can take a gondola to the top of the mountain to dine in a restaurant with panoramic views of the resort. The Idalp – Panorama restaurant complex is located at an altitude of 2300 meters, isn’t that romantic? “Mountain” restaurants also include Pardorama, Alpenhaus, Höllboden, Schwarzwand; this is where the brightest and most colorful evenings at the resort take place. In the city center you can find many bars and night discos, where the music does not stop until the morning. If you find yourself in one of these places, then be sure to try Tyrolean delicacies, although if you wish, you can find establishments of various themes in Ischgl - English bars, American restaurants, French bakeries, etc.

In general, holidays in Ischgl are considered one of the most fun and relaxed in Austria; people come here not only for the skiing itself, but also for a fun pastime, for which all the conditions are created here - bars, restaurants, entertainment complexes, relaxation areas - all this is at the disposal of vacationers. Read also about others .

Leo-setä/Ischgl

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Photo at the beginning of the article: Aleksander Miler

Ischgl - ski paradise Austria. You will learn about skiing conditions, trails, attractions and entertainment. And also how to get to Ischgl and when is the best time to relax.

Do you want to relax and have fun like royalty? Then welcome to the great resort town Ischgl! It is located in the state of Tyrol. And it is noteworthy that the Swiss resort of Samnaun is very close. Remember the name "Silvretta". That's what it's called ski area, uniting two resorts in and Switzerland.

When is the best time to go to Ischgl?

Ischgl at night, like any other Alpine village, is very romantic

Most of all, the resort attracts luxury holiday from mid-November to mid-April, when you can go skiing and admire the divine mountains. It is in winter that the resort is lively and fun. By the way, celebrities like to relax and ride in Ischgl. And this is not surprising! After all, there is almost always good sunny weather there. In winter, the mountains attract snow, and skiing on it is a real pleasure.

But even in warm weather, Ischgl is also quite beautiful and interesting. For example, you can admire picturesque nature, do different types sports and deeply experience the unique Tyrolean atmosphere.

Some Ischgl hotels are equipped with special underground escalators that facilitate access to the resort's slopes.

How to get to Ischgl?

The best way to travel around Tyrol is by car. The nearest airport is in Innsbruck. The distance is about 100 km. You can also get there from Zurich, Switzerland.

You can also travel from Innsbruck by train to Landeck-Sams station. Next, a comfortable bus takes vacationers to the center of Ischgl. The journey takes about an hour.

It is recommended to walk around the resort, and the slopes can be reached by ski lifts. Some hotels are even equipped with special underground escalators that make access to the resort's slopes easier. Interesting, isn't it?

What to do in Ischgl?

If you are already interested in the resort of Ischgl, let us add that in addition to skiing and countless ski slopes, there is beautiful nature, mountains and excellent opportunities for activities various types sports - even in the off-season. The resort also offers excellent conditions for stay and food. And, of course, Ischgl has a lot of entertainment and apres ski options. Let's study them in more detail.

Sights of Ischgl

One of the central streets of Ischgl

Next to the Piz Buin Hotel (Dorfstraße 16) there is the Nikolausbrunnen fountain, built in 1986. The remarkable sculpture is dedicated to St. Nicholas, the famous patron of the city.

It is also worth taking a stroll to the Baroque Church of St. Nicholas. You will certainly be delighted by the building, as well as the Gothic bell tower. The “age” of this attraction of Ischgl is also noteworthy. The first mention of the church dates back to 1443. And then the church was built in the Gothic style. In addition, the building played an important role in the life of the settlement. There was a Sunday school in the church. And almost all residents of Ischgl and neighboring villages gathered for regular services.

If you happen to come to Ischgl in the spring, it is recommended to diversify your vacation by attending events. For example, in April-May there is international festival Spring snow.

In 1757, the church was rebuilt in the Baroque style. And now it attracts not only local residents, but also all vacationers.

The Ski Museum is also quite interesting. In three rooms you can see exhibits dedicated to the history of the development of the resort and cable cars.

Attractions around Ischgl

A few kilometers from the resort of Ischgl is the settlement of Maton, where you can see interesting buildings. For example, you can get acquainted with the village life of yesteryear at the Rural Museum. In several rooms you can see peasant household items. There is also a restaurant in the museum where you can try both quite old and modern national dishes.

The Pfarrkche Church is also worth visiting. And, of course, it is worth taking a walk along the Matthias Schmidt route, where you can see the village life of Tyrol on signs.

Finally, if you move south from Ischgl, you can admire wooden statues Jesus, the Virgin Mary, Magdalene, John and two thieves. The sculpture is notable for the fact that the figures are life-size. In addition, the location on the hill above Fimbagorge gives the composition a special appeal.

As you can see, admiring the sights of Ischgl is interesting in its own way. A walk to them will definitely give you a boost of vivacity and strength.

Nightlife in Ischgl

Classic alpine chalet style hotel

Most of the resort's guests are young people. Therefore, and most of entertainment is organized for the young and active. For example, you can have a great dance or watch a program in nightclubs, bars or discos. There are also quite a few shops where you can buy the necessary goods and just take a walk.

In Ischgl beautiful nature, mountains and excellent opportunities for various sports - even in the off-season. The resort also offers excellent conditions for stay and food.

Holidays in Ischgl in spring

If you happen to come to Ischgl in the spring, it is recommended to diversify your vacation by attending events. For example, in April-May the international Spring Snow Festival takes place. And sometimes on the streets you can see a completely unexpected concert or performance.

Ski resorts in Austria
Ischgl

Ischgl: about the resort

Ischgl is rightfully considered one of the best Alpine resorts and is famous for its apres-ski. The town, located in the valley, began to develop in the mid-sixties, when local residents realized that tourism can generate much more profit than agriculture. Having preserved many ancient houses that have been converted into hotels and guesthouses, the small village (only 1,350 inhabitants) today has a well-maintained developed infrastructure modern ski resort. The Silvretta Ski Arena is one of the largest regions in Austria, suitable for both skiers and snowboarders. The main ski area is located between altitudes of 2000 m - 2872 m, which, as a rule, allows skiing from early December to April.

Recommended: lovers of comfortable accommodation and vibrant nightlife, skiers at good and expert levels, gourmets.
Not recommended: non-skiers, those who are just starting to ski, those who want to save money.

Pros:
– Decent selection of hotels, incl. luxury class.
– Excellent lift system.
– Extensive ski area.
– Vibrant nightlife.
– Good preparation of the tracks, one of best resorts for snowboarding.

Minuses:
- High price level.
- Few trails for beginners.
- Key routes back to the resort are often crowded.
- Extremely small area forest skiing.
- Ski-in ski-out options are limited.

Ischgl: how to get there
Nearest international Airport– Innsbruck, then 1 hour 20 minutes by train to Landeck and 1 hour by bus. From Zurich airport 4–5 hours by train (3 trains in the morning) and bus (with transfers); from Munich Airport - three routes per day (train 4–5 hours and bus 1 hour). Railway station - Landeck (30 km to the northeast). A special bus runs from the railway station to the resort (the schedule depends on the arrival of trains).

Distance from Ischgl to the nearest airports: Innsbruck (99 km), Zurich (220 km), Munich (302 km).

Trails: 238 km (blue – 18%, red – 61%, black – 21%)

Ischgl ski passes: prices
A VIP ski pass, which gives the opportunity to ski in the Ischgl-Samnaun ski area, costs 222.5-247 euros for 6 days (depending on the season), a children's 6-day ski pass (up to 17 years old) for 6 days costs 148 euros. The Silvretta ski pass is also offered, which in addition to Ischgl/Samnaun offers skiing over the neighboring villages of Galtur, Kappl and See (68 lifts in total). Such a ski pass for 6 days costs 249.5–290 euros for adults and 164 euros for children. As at other resorts, you can purchase ski passes for 5 days out of 7 (or 10 out of 14), passes for non-skiers, one-day ski passes and other varieties. Deposit for ski pass card: 5 euros. Children under 8 years old ride free when accompanied by an adult.

Ischgl: skiing
Wide, long tracks alternate with narrow turns and chutes and vast expanses of untouched virgin soil. central District skiing - intermountain basin Idalp (2300-2870 m). Three gondolas lead to it from the city. Wide blue and red (in some places black and red) trails descend into the basin from all sides. Training skiing is possible on routes 6 and 8; route 13 is more interesting. To the right of Idalp - transition to mountain range Palnkorf (2864 m), where there are many virgin fields and red and black pistes predominate. Particularly attractive for good skiers is the long descent 40 and the black lumpy route 34. From the top, a long route along a wide valley leads to the center of Samnaun (Switzerland). The small Swiss village is interesting primarily for its abundance of duty-free shops offering alcohol, cigarettes, cosmetics and perfumes at affordable prices Duty Free. It is recommended to study customs regulations when purchasing.

To the left of the Idalp basin is the transition to the Swiss part of the ski area, Alp Trida. There are also many quite blue and red slopes descending into it, and in case of lack of snow, the best skiing is in this area. From here you can get to the suburbs of Samnaun, but it is better to use the two-story cabin of the new funicular. To return to Ischgl, it is worth taking routes 5 and 1, which from an altitude of 2600 meters “falls” straight into the city; at times they have narrow and steep terrain. These trails are not very suitable for beginners - in the afternoon they are often broken and overcrowded.

Ischgl Hotels
In Ischgl there is one 5*s hotel, the famous Trofana Royal, as well as a significant number of good four-star hotels for every taste. Hotel Garni Aurikel Corso is located very conveniently and very close to the ski lifts. You can also rent apartments there, which is convenient when staying with children. Next to the Silvretta cabin is the cozy Hotel Almhof. The best designer hotel in the resort is Madlein; in terms of services it is more comparable to 5*. Among the hotels with good reviews- also a four-star Goldener Adler, it is located in the very center of the resort, approximately 250 km from the ski lift. In total, there are 45 4* and 5* hotels in Ischgl. Other Ischgl hotels with good reviews:

Fliana 4*s– one of the best spa hotels in the resort with renovated rooms is located right next to the ski lift. Excellent wellness center.

Hotel Brigitte 4*S located in the center of the resort, but quite quiet place, on a hill. Nice wellness center with swimming pool and saunas.

Elizabeth 4*– one of the best “four” resorts recently became an art hotel. The hotel displays more than 120 works by talented artists and sculptors, and hosts a permanent exhibition. An updated modern fitness center will open in the 2015/16 season, and a designer pool and spa will open next season.

Many 3* hotels also provide an excellent range of services and offer small spa centers (usually without a swimming pool). Almost all of Ischgl's "fours" have good spas with a large selection of saunas and steam rooms, and quite often with their own pool. There is a good wellness complex at the Post 4*s hotel: in addition to saunas and baths, it has adult and children's pools and an ice grotto.

Ischgl is a fairly sprawling resort, and if placement near the ski lifts (they are located at different sides villages), you need to look carefully at the map.

Restaurants and bars in Ischgl
“Relax... If you can” - this is how the resort’s slogan is translated. “Ischgl is not a place to sleep,” say resort regulars. And indeed: the most interesting part of the resort’s life begins at night, after 22.00-23.00 and continues “until the doctor arrives,” that is, until dawn. Always crowded and fun at Trofana Alm, located next to the resort's only five-star hotel, Trofana Royal. Although many celebrities and glamor lovers prefer the fashionable Pacha disco, which is located in the resort's most stylish hotel, Madlein. There is no crowd even during the day in two establishments on main square, at the Silvrettabahn lift: Kuhstall competes with Feuer&Eis in decibels and megaliters of beer and other drinks. In general, in Ischgl there is a lot of places to have fun, the main thing is that you have enough energy left for anything else, at least to go upstairs somewhere around noon and eat the coveted plate of hot soup.

Ischgl, which at first was wary and even somewhat unkind towards our tourists, is now very happy with guests from Russia, and not only in the low January season. The owners of many hotels (and there are plenty of good “fours” in Ischgl) have been eyeing our tourists for a couple of years, and, having assessed the average size of bills and tips left, are now looking forward to the arrival of the Russians. True, in New Year's period The popularity of Ischgl can play a cruel joke on those who do not like the dominance of their compatriots: from the end of December until January 11-12, Russian speech can be heard everywhere in the resort.

Ischgl is one of the resorts (together with Samnaun) of the Silvretta ski area, and its main difference from many others is its hyperactive life, many tourists, discos, parties, combined with stunning slopes for skiing (though not extreme). The resort gained popularity about 30 years ago and since then has the reputation of being one of the most popular in the whole country.

How to get there

The nearest airport to Ischgl is 110 kilometers away. Most often, vacationers to this resort land there. From the airport to Ischgl you can take a special bus, which is very convenient, but expensive, or by train to Landeck station and then by bus, which is less convenient, but profitable.

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