Home

Download

NO BAD **RECOMMENDATIONS**.

Stockholm, Sweden

Black Milk Gastro Bar

Gothenburg, Sweden

Brasserie Draken

Malmö, Sweden

Mutantur

The most popular restaurants in Nova Circle right now

TRENDING NOW

Kenya Safari

with Great Plains Conservation

in Maasai Mara

Guide to

Eat, Stay & Do

Rio de Janeiro

in Sweden

The Most Unique Spas

EAT & STAY

Summer in Europe

Explore curated travel guides filled with hidden gems and top recommendations to inspire your next adventure.

TRAVEL GUIDES

Discover standout moments and top picks from our vibrant community of travelers and explorers.

USER HIGHLIGHTS

Meet our most active and inspiring community members sharing unique recommendations and insights.

TOP USERS

New Launch: August 2025

Zimbabwe

Mpala Jena Private Villas

for Your Next Long Haul Flight

Beauty Hacks

Luxury Travel on a Budget

How To:

for a Stress-Free Trip

Top 10 Travel Hacks

with 30% discount

Get Lounge Access

Stay updated with the latest travel tips, trends, and exciting updates from the Nova Circle community.

NEWS

Stockholm

Dog Friendly Dining

Explore

Koh Samui

A Tropical Getaway

Best Smoothie Bowls

Travel Guide

Koh Kood

Island Escape

 Find fresh ideas and experiences to discover, from must-visit spots to unique activities.

MORE INSPIRATION

Connect with trusted partners who share our passion for unforgettable experiences and quality travel.

OUR SELECTED PARTNERS

Nova Circle is your single space for saving and sharing top recommendations around the world while getting inspired by likeminded people.

Nova Circle - No Bad Recommendations

As a valued Nova Circle member you can enjoy our exclusive partner discounts. Simply just sign in to claim the deals.

Partner Discounts

Enjoy exclusive travel partner discounts with Nova Circle.

Nova Circle Benefits - Travel Partner Discounts

Benefits

St. Anton am Arlberg

Ski Arlberg, encompassing St. Anton, St. Christoph, and Stuben, offers over 305 km of groomed pistes and 200 km of off-piste terrain, catering to all skill levels. The resort is renowned for its modern lift system, efficient transportation, and lively après-ski atmosphere. Visitors appreciate the variety of on-mountain dining options, from traditional Austrian cuisine to international dishes. However, some reviews mention that food and beverage prices on the slopes can be higher compared to other regions.

Ski Arlberg: Alpine Majesty and Skiing Excellence in Austria's Tirol Region 

Nestled in the breathtaking Tirol region of Austria, Ski Arlberg is the ultimate destination for dedicated winter sports enthusiasts and lovers of Alpine charm. Covering the picturesque villages of St. Anton, St. Christoph, and Stuben, this expansive ski area boasts over 305 km of meticulously groomed pistes alongside 200 km of thrilling off-piste terrain, catering to all levels from intermediate to expert. The resort’s state-of-the-art lift and cable car system, featuring numerous high-speed gondolas and lifts, ensures you spend more time skiing and less time waiting. Beyond skiing, Ski Arlberg offers a vibrant après-ski scene, a range of traditional Austrian and international mountain cuisine, and family-friendly activities, making it a well-rounded winter playground.

Ski Arlberg is celebrated for its extensive and diverse ski terrain that challenges intermediate and expert skiers alike. The pistes are generally medium difficulty, well-groomed, and supported by reliable snow conditions from early December through late April. Skiers rave about the seamless connectivity between villages, though some mention that navigating the resort’s vast network requires a bit of planning. The modern lift system minimizes queues, allowing for more uninterrupted downhill thrills. Off-piste aficionados will find plenty of marked routes to explore, adding to the adrenaline-fueled adventure.

 – Stunning Alpine views and charming traditional villages that feel like a winter wonderland.

 – Efficient gondolas and lifts that reduce waiting times and connect the vast ski terrain smoothly.

 – A buzz of live music, bars, and traditional entertainment to unwind after a day on the slopes.

 – Dedicated areas for children and a variety of winter fun beyond skiing, such as tobogganing and gondola rides.

Reviews of Ski Arlberg paint a predominantly positive picture of a majestic and vast mountain resort. Guests appreciate the variety of ski runs and excellent lift infrastructure that keeps the slopes accessible. The lively après-ski scene and the charm of surrounding villages add to the overall appeal. Some visitors note the higher cost of ski passes and on-slope dining, which is common in premier ski destinations. A few skiers mention that certain lifts could be updated and that the ski area is not ideal for absolute beginners due to the challenging terrain and steep runs. Still, seasoned skiers find the resort an exhilarating playground.

What is the best time to visit Ski Arlberg?

 The ski season typically runs from early December to late April, with peak conditions often in January and February.

Are there ski schools available for beginners?

 Yes, there are numerous ski schools offering lessons for all levels, including beginners.

 Yes, Ski Arlberg is family-friendly, with dedicated areas for children and family-oriented activities.

 The resort is known for its vibrant après-ski scene, featuring numerous bars, live music venues, and traditional Austrian entertainment.

 Yes, Ski Arlberg offers extensive off-piste terrain, including 200 km of marked ski routes.

Overall, Ski Arlberg garners positive acclaim for its extensive ski terrain, efficient and modern lift system, and dynamic après-ski atmosphere that appeals to a broad range of visitors. The beautifully maintained slopes and charming Alpine villages are frequently praised as unforgettable experiences. Some guests note the premium pricing of lift passes and mountain dining, which is typical for a top-tier European ski resort. Occasional feedback suggests improvements to slope signage and lift comfort for taller skiers. Ski Arlberg remains a premier choice for advanced skiers and those seeking a vibrant mountain escape with rich cultural flair.

Europe

Austria

Nestled in the heart of the Austrian Alps, Ski Arlberg is a winter wonderland that beckons skiers and snow enthusiasts from around the globe. With its breathtaking views and extensive ski terrain, this resort is a paradise for both seasoned pros and adventurous beginners. Imagine gliding down perfectly groomed slopes, surrounded by snow-capped peaks and charming alpine villages. Here, every turn reveals a new vista, making each run an unforgettable experience.

The resort spans across St. Anton, St. Christoph, and Stuben, offering a staggering 305 kilometers of slopes and 88 lifts, ensuring that every visitor finds their perfect run.

After a thrilling day on the slopes, indulge in the culinary delights that Ski Arlberg has to offer. The region is renowned for its hearty Austrian cuisine, with dishes that warm the soul. Don't miss the chance to savor the traditional "Kaiserschmarrn," a fluffy shredded pancake served with a dusting of powdered sugar and a side of apple sauce. It's a sweet treat that perfectly complements the alpine atmosphere.

Pair this with a glass of "Glühwein," a spiced mulled wine that warms you from the inside out, making it a favorite among skiers.

Located at Kandaharweg 9, St. Anton am Arlberg, this resort is not just about skiing. The charming village itself is a treasure trove of experiences, from boutique shopping to cozy cafes. Nearby, the stunning landscapes of the Arlberg region offer opportunities for snowshoeing and tobogganing, ensuring that every visitor finds something to enjoy.

Ski Arlberg is renowned for its vast ski area, offering over 300 kilometers of slopes and a vibrant après-ski scene.

With stunning scenery, a variety of slopes for all skill levels, and a charming village atmosphere, Ski Arlberg offers a unique winter experience.

The charming villages of St. Christoph and Stuben are just a short distance away, offering additional dining and shopping options.

Ready to experience the magic of Ski Arlberg? Whether you're an avid skier or just looking to soak in the stunning alpine scenery, this resort has something for everyone. Plan your visit today and create unforgettable memories in the heart of the Austrian Alps.

Expansive ski area providing groomed slopes, sledding & an expansive lift & cable-car system.

https://www.google.com/local/review/rap/report?postId=ChdDSUhNMG9nS0VJQ0FnSUMxdWRfVnpRRRAB&d=17924085&t=1

places/ChIJHwwhveivnEcRT4s7YcApt1k/reviews/ChdDSUhNMG9nS0VJQ0FnSUMxdWRfVnpRRRAB

Very beautiful and big resort giving a lot of opportunities. Prices are high (ski pass, food and drinks on the slopes) but this is well known. Slops are medium difficult in general but good maintained. Some signs on the slopes could be improved a little bit. Villages around the resort are amazing and each of them are giving different look. No problem with parking anywhere. All slopes were open in February.

https://www.google.com/local/review/rap/report?postId=ChZDSUhNMG9nS0VJQ0FnSUNONzh6VUZ3EAE&d=17924085&t=1

places/ChIJHwwhveivnEcRT4s7YcApt1k/reviews/ChZDSUhNMG9nS0VJQ0FnSUNONzh6VUZ3EAE

Spectacular skiing. The resort is absolutely massive, we could barely make it from one side to the other in one day, if you spent a week here you would hardly be able to get to all of the pistes. The  abundance of high speed lifts and gondolas also ensured that we essentially never had to wait to get in some wonderful skiing in a gorgeous location.

https://www.google.com/local/review/rap/report?postId=ChdDSUhNMG9nS0VJQ0FnSUNfX3FPNzJBRRAB&d=17924085&t=1

places/ChIJHwwhveivnEcRT4s7YcApt1k/reviews/ChdDSUhNMG9nS0VJQ0FnSUNfX3FPNzJBRRAB

Our experience in Ski Arlberg was disappointing. Despite having one of the most expensive ski passes, the skiing conditions did not meet expectations. Many of the ski lifts in St. Anton appeared outdated and unsuitable for taller individuals. For instance, my husband, who is 195cm tall, could not comfortably fit into most of the lifts. Specifically the space between the seat and the hold was too small, forcing him to keep his legs suspended in the air without the support of the leg holder. This caused significant discomfort throughout the day. Additionally, the ski slopes were in poor condition early in the day, with many being overly worn and potentially unsafe by 9:30 am. Overall, the value for the price was underwhelming, especially compared to resorts like Ischgl, which offers better skiing conditions and more modern facilities at a lower cost.

https://www.google.com/local/review/rap/report?postId=ChdDSUhNMG9nS0VJQ0FnSUNmMDRmT2tRRRAB&d=17924085&t=1

places/ChIJHwwhveivnEcRT4s7YcApt1k/reviews/ChdDSUhNMG9nS0VJQ0FnSUNmMDRmT2tRRRAB

Pros:
- The scenery is absolutely breathtaking—picture-perfect mountains and charming villages that look like they’re straight out of a fairy tale.
- Surprisingly more affordable compared to neighboring Zermatt, making it a great option for those seeking value without sacrificing beauty or skiing quality.
- Vibrant apres ski scene

Cons:
- Navigation can be quite tricky. The ski routes are not always intuitive, and it’s common to need to take lifts down to return to certain towns, like St. Anton, which can be frustrating after a long day.
- Austrian cuisine...

https://www.google.com/local/review/rap/report?postId=ChdDSUhNMG9nS0VJQ0FnSUNXeHQ2TXJRRRAB&d=17924085&t=1

places/ChIJHwwhveivnEcRT4s7YcApt1k/reviews/ChdDSUhNMG9nS0VJQ0FnSUNXeHQ2TXJRRRAB

Beautiful but NOT for beginners

First of all the area is stunning, the scenery the buildings - everything is like something from an Alpine postcard.

Every restaurant we ate in over a week long trip was fantastic, however expensive, with the Post and Hotel Krone being our favourites.

Our hotel, Garni Schneider, was in a perfect location for the ski lifts and restaurants. One thing the resort overall is is missing is bars and a bit of nightlife.

Now the important part, skiing. This is 100% not a resort for beginners. If you read some of the reviews at 3 stars and below you will see the same comments. I class myself as a beginner having learned on artificial snow slopes and then having been on two prior ski holidays to Morzine, France. In Morzine I was comfortable on ALL of the blue slopes and even managed to challenge myself on a couple of red slopes. In Oberlech I couldn’t do the blue slopes, or when I did some of the “easier” ones (210) I was not able to enjoy them. The run down to Lech town was very steep and by 2pm covered in moguls (see photos). There are also a lot of really experienced skiers there who will zoom past you on the blue slopes. Nothing at all against them, but it does make it even harder. There are other things to do like nice walks, gondola rides, tobogganing and St Anton is a nice little town not too far away.

Another tip is to bring cash, anything under 10 Euros and they don’t accept card in Austria. Taxis and buses are cash only.

If you are an experienced skier, you will love this place!  I was jealous of all those making it look so easy!  :-) If you’re not and you want to enjoy the skiing, don’t go. Lots of the reviews on websites will say that it is good for beginners, it’s definitely not. Also worth noting that there are no green runs in Austria.

Experience Luxury Skiing at Ski Arlberg, St. Anton am Arlberg

Ski Arlberg is one of the oldest and most renowned ski resorts in Austria, with a rich history dating back to the early 20th century.

A Historical Overview of Ski Arlberg in Austria.

Ski Arlberg, nestled in the heart of the Austrian Alps, is among the country's most prestigious ski resorts, renowned for its expansive terrain and rich history. The legacy of Ski Arlberg dates back to the early 20th century, and has evolved from its humble beginnings into a world-class skiing destination, attracting enthusiasts from across the globe.

Early Beginnings: The Foundation of Ski Culture.

In 1901, the Arlberg Ski Club was founded, marking a pivotal moment in the history of skiing in the region. This establishment would lay the groundwork for organized skiing in St. Anton am Arlberg and beyond, bringing together skiing aficionados and establishing a community centered around this exhilarating sport.

Growth and Innovation in the Skiing Landscape.

The introduction of the first ski school in 1921 was a game-changer, bringing group ski lessons to eager learners and further popularizing the sport. By 1931, the release of the film 'Der Weiße Rausch' showcased the vibrant skiing culture of the region, solidifying its status as a premier skiing destination.

1937: The advent of Austria's first tow lift and gondola lift in Zürs transformed the skiing experience, allowing for greater accessibility to the slopes.

1983: Innovation continued with the invention of the Arlberg Jet, a snowmaking machine used exclusively at the 1988 Winter Olympics.

2013: A major milestone occurred as Lech was connected to Schröcken via the Auenfeldjet gondola, creating the largest interconnected ski area in Austria.

2016: The opening of the Flexenbahn gondola lift further enhanced connectivity, solidifying Ski Arlberg's reputation as a premier ski destination.

Today, Ski Arlberg stands as a symbol of innovation and excellence in the skiing world. With its rich history, modern facilities, and breathtaking Alpine scenery, it continues to attract visitors year after year, solidifying its place as a must-visit destination for winter sports enthusiasts.

Whether you're a seasoned skier looking for challenging slopes or a novice eager to learn, Ski Arlberg invites you to experience its storied past while carving your own memories in the stunning backdrop of the Austrian Alps.

Visit Ski Arlberg for an unforgettable adventure.

Restroom

Good for Children

Ski Arlberg is a premier ski resort located in St. Anton am Arlberg, Austria, offering expansive groomed slopes, sledding, and a comprehensive lift and cable-car system. It is renowned for its breathtaking alpine scenery and vibrant après-ski culture.

Ski Arlberg (St. Anton, St. Christoph, Stuben)

Explore a selection of dining options in St. Anton am Arlberg, offering a variety of traditional Austrian dishes and international cuisine.

Verwallstube

Raffl's

Hospiz

Hotel Alte Post

Dining Options in St. Anton am Arlberg

Nestled in the heart of Austria's Tirol region, St. Anton am Arlberg offers an enticing culinary journey that perfectly complements its stunning alpine scenery. This vibrant ski resort is not only a haven for winter sports enthusiasts but also a destination for those seeking authentic Austrian flavors and refined international dishes. Discover a carefully curated menu that celebrates the region’s finest ingredients and traditional cooking techniques, delivering a memorable dining experience for food lovers and travelers alike.

Begin your meal with fresh local fish specialties, skillfully prepared and served alongside vibrant seasonal vegetables. These dishes are often accompanied by house-made bread, offering a rustic and wholesome introduction to the region’s culinary heritage. The focus on freshness and quality ingredients sets the tone for an exceptional dining adventure.

Savor hearty and traditional Austrian mains that showcase the region's rich flavors and culinary craftsmanship. Highlights include tender roast venison served with red cabbage and classic potato dumplings, offering a taste of Alpine game and comforting sides. The beef tenderloin dish is elevated with wild mushrooms and herb butter, combining earthy and aromatic elements for a refined palate. For a truly local experience, indulge in roast duck accompanied by sauerkraut and crispy potato pancakes, blending savory and tangy notes in perfect harmony.

Complete your meal with exquisite desserts that highlight Austrian sweetness and tradition, perfectly paired with a selection of beverages including warming alpine spirits, fine regional wines, and expertly crafted cocktails. Whether relaxing after a day on the slopes or enjoying a leisurely evening, the drink options enhance the overall dining experience with their quality and variety.

 Delight in their local fish specialties paired with fresh seasonal vegetables and accompanied by house-made bread, showcasing the best of alpine culinary artistry.

 Experience traditional roast venison served with red cabbage and potato dumplings, a true taste of Tyrolean heritage.

 Indulge in succulent beef tenderloin enhanced with wild mushrooms and herb butter, a sophisticated dish for discerning palates.

 Savor their roast duck paired with sauerkraut and potato pancakes, blending crispy textures and robust flavors.

Experience the thrill of Ski Arlberg in St. Anton am Arlberg, Austria. Unleash your inner adventurer on stunning slopes! Book your ski trip today!

Ski Arlberg: Premier Ski Resort in St. Anton, Austria

Landeck County

Access to 305 km of groomed pistes and 200 km of off-piste terrain suitable for all skill levels.

Skiing and Snowboarding

Lessons available for beginners to advanced skiers, including cross-country and freestyle options.

Ski Schools

Vibrant nightlife with bars, live music, and traditional Austrian entertainment.

Après-Ski Activities

Discover the alpine allure of ski arlberg in st anton am arlberg austria.

Nestled in the heart of Tirol, Austria, Ski Arlberg is a winter wonderland that beckons skiers and snowboarders of all levels to explore its vast alpine playground. Located at Kandaharweg 9 in the picturesque village of St. Anton am Arlberg, this sprawling ski resort offers an unforgettable mountain escape with 

extensive skiing and snowboarding adventures

Ski Arlberg boasts access to an impressive 305 kilometers of perfectly groomed pistes alongside 200 kilometers of thrilling off-piste terrain, making it a haven for winter sports enthusiasts. Whether you are just starting out or a seasoned pro, the variety of slopes caters to all skill levels. The expansive lift and cable-car system ensures quick, comfortable access to diverse runs, letting you maximize your time on the snow.

For those eager to hone their skills or try something new, Ski Arlberg offers professional ski schools with lessons ranging from beginner to advanced levels. Specializing in cross-country and freestyle skiing, these lessons provide personalized instruction that will boost your confidence on the slopes. At just 50 EUR, investing in expert coaching is an excellent way to elevate your alpine experience.

Beyond the slopes, Ski Arlberg enchants visitors with a lively après-ski scene rich in traditional Austrian charm. For about 20 EUR, you can immerse yourself in evenings filled with live music, spirited bars, and authentic entertainment. The quaint villages nearby, each with its own unique character and picturesque charm, invite you to explore cozy restaurants and alpine hospitality that make every visit memorable.

 as many places only accept cash payments under 10 Euros.

 since the resort is best suited for intermediate and expert skiers, with no beginner green runs available.

 with excellent grooming, though some signage could be clearer for easier navigation around the vast ski area.

 throughout the resort, making arrival and departure hassle-free.

Whether you’re an avid skier chasing adrenaline or a traveler seeking alpine beauty and culture, Ski Arlberg in St. Anton offers a compelling blend of adventure, luxury, and traditional Austrian warmth.

Tirol

Discover Ski Arlberg in St. Anton am Arlberg, Austria—top ski resort with vast terrain, modern lifts, and vibrant après-ski. Book your adventure now!

Ski Arlberg in St. Anton, Austria | Luxury Ski Resort Experience

Get insider tips on skiing and snowboarding at Ski Arlberg, Austria's premier winter destination. Perfect for all skill levels—plan your trip today!

Explore St. Anton's Skiing & Snowboarding Tips | Ski Arlberg Austria

Learn about Ski Arlberg's storied history, cultural treasures, and the evolution into Austria's largest ski area. Explore more about this iconic destination.

Ullrhaus

Restaurant Hazienda

Al Fuego Food On Fire (reservation only on the day from 11am onwards)