St Anton Things To Do

As well as the excellent skiing and boarding, the lively and bustling resort of St Anton offers plenty for the non-skier, and those seeking a brief respite from the slopes.

Outdoor Activities
For visitors looking to make the most of the fantastic Alpine conditions and the spectacular views, choose from a range of alternate outdoor winter activities in St Anton such as:

• Tobogganing
• Curling
• Ice-skating
• Snowshoeing
• Horse-drawn sleigh rides
• Hiking
• Paragliding

Indoor Activities
Indoor activities abound, especially in the recently-built Arlberg-well.com facility, constructed when the resort hosted the 2001 World Championships. A luxury leisure centre, the facility offers a wide range of amenities and services, with visitors able to choose from:

• Indoor and outdoor swimming pools
• Tennis
• Squash
• Racketball
• Fitness centre
• Bowling
• Mini-golf

Relaxation
For those in need of a little rest and relaxation, or some well-deserved pampering, the fully equipped Arlberg-well.com facility is also home to a spa, sauna, steam room, solarium and relaxation area.

Shopping
The pedestrian centre is perfect for a spot of leisurely browsing, and you'll find places selling a wide range of ski clothing, high-tech equipment and sporting goods, designer clothing boutiques, tourist souvenir shops, and specialist stores selling books, jewellery, antiques and locally-made Austrian goods and products.

Other facilities found in the town of St Anton are a cinema, and a museum.

Dining
The emphasis in St Anton is generally on skiing and partying, but the resort does offer a good choice of dining for visitors. Over 60 restaurants and cafes can be found in the resort, serving either traditional Alpine fare, the usual burgers and chips or a range of varied international cuisine. Those on a budget will find plenty of low-cost options, and the town is also home to a number of expensive gourmet establishments. Don't miss the hearty regional specialities whilst in St Anton, such as dumplings, sausages and sauerkraut - ideal food for after a hard days skiing - and the local Austrian drinks and liqueurs, such as schnapps and eiswein.

Après-ski
There's non-stop action in St Anton, with the resort attracting a lively young crowd, looking for constant action in the many popular bars and clubs in town. The bars are always really busy after the lifts close, and as the evening progresses the live music bars and dance clubs fill up with late-night revellers. For those looking for a slightly calmer après-ski scene, the town does have some quieter more sophisticated bars, many located in the hotels.
 
Day trips from the resort include Lech, Stuben, Innsbruck, Salzburg and Munich.

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