Le meilleur d'Ischgl

Ischgl Essentials

Ischgl anchors the Silvretta Arena, one of the largest cross-border ski areas connecting Austria to Samnaun, Switzerland. This selection highlights the 239 kilometers of slopes accessible via high-tech infrastructure like the heated Palinkopfbahn and the Piz Val Gronda cable car. The list covers essential valley landmarks, from the 120-meter Kitzloch suspension bridge to Michelin-starred dining at Paznaunerstube and the high-altitude culinary hub at Idalp. It also features the village's established après-ski venues and luxury wellness facilities.

Ischgl Essentials — Carte

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Ischgl Ski Resort

Part of the Silvretta Arena, this cross-border resort offers 239 kilometers of groomed slopes connecting Austria to Samnaun, Switzerland, serviced by 45 modern cable cars and lifts.

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Ischgl Silvrettabahn

A central gondola lift that transports passengers from the heart of Ischgl village directly to the Idalp mountain hub at an elevation of 2,320 meters.

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Hängebrücke Kitzloch

A 120-meter long suspension bridge spanning the Fimbabach gorge at a height of 70 meters, providing a pedestrian link between the village center and the Fimbabahn.

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Idalp-Panorama

A large-scale restaurant located at the Idalp transport hub, featuring a self-service area and an outdoor terrace specializing in regional Tyrolean dishes.

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Kuhstall

Come early to find a place to sit, this bar gets crowded early in the evening! This is a must if you like to party.

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Paznaunerstube

The hotel boasts a Michelin-starred restaurant with a celebrity chef. Here you can experience a true gourmet dinner.

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Saumspitze

The Saumspitze is a 3,039 m mountain in the Verwall Alps, a mountain range of the Central Eastern Alps.

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Piz Val Gronda

A 2,812-meter peak in the Samnaun Alps. Since 2013, a cable car provides access to the summit, which serves as a starting point for extensive freeride terrain into the Fimba valley.

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Palinkopfbahn

A high-speed six-seater chairlift equipped with heated seats and protective weather bubbles, ascending to the 2,853-meter summit of the Palinkopf.

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Alpenhaus

A mountain lodge at Idalp featuring a rustic ground-floor restaurant and a refined VIP lounge on the first floor, offering a mix of regional and international cuisine.

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Schatzi Bar

An après-ski venue located at the base of the valley run, known for its outdoor terrace, DJ sets, and waitstaff performing in traditional Tyrolean attire.

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Seiblishof Spa

After a busy day in the mountains, you deserve to relax. Here you will find a pool with massage benches, sauna, steam baths, and many more!