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Sölden (Austria)

Based on 7 reviews

Sölden in short

  • Height: 1377 metres
  • Guaranteed snow
  • Loads of international events held here
  • Superb après-ski and nightlife

Sölden is one of the liveliest and most popular ski resorts in the Austrian Alps. The ski resorts hosts international ski competitions as well as plenty of cultural activities such as concerts and other events, and Sölden always has a pleasantly bustling atmosphere. In terms of après-ski Sölden definitely keeps up the pace, with a wide selection of bars on and off the slopes that start the party going in the early afternoon and keep partying well into the night!

Sölden's ski area, Sölden-Hochsölden-Vent, is large and versatile. Facilities are excellent in both Sölden and Hochsölden, as you would expect in one of Austria's most popular ski areas. The ski area has more than 150km of slopes in total and thanks to the Tiefenbach and Rettenbach glaciers, skiing is possible in Sölden-Hochsölden-Vent from early in the season til late in the spring. Those who wish to enjoy the beautiful ski slopes in this ski area but prefer to avoid the hustle and bustle can stay at the higher hotel village of Hochsölden (2090m). The ski slopes at Hochsölden are simpler and are therefore mainly suitable for beginners and families with young children. Off the slopes, Sölden offers plenty of other activities such as swimming, wellness areas, fitness centres, bowling and cinemas. If you prefer to relax after a day of skiing, you're best off staying in quieter villages like Längenfeld and Vent.

Review of Sölden

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  • Winter hiking
  • Cross-country skiing
  • Aprés-ski
  • Family/children
  • Price level
9.1
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Weather in Sölden

Today

Showers with occasional sunshine

Showers with occasional sunshine
5 / 10

Frost line

2272 metres

Rain

6 mm

Tomorrow

Overcast with steady rainfall

Overcast with steady rainfall
2 / 8

Frost line

1914 metres

Rain

20 mm
Seekogl
Giggijoch
Schwarze Schneid Mittelstation
Gaislachkogl
Après-ski & nightlife in Sölden
Restaurants 59
Bars & cafés 22
Discos 7
Cinema
Theater
Casino
Concert Hall
Ski schools & ski lessons in Sölden
Number of Ski Schools 7
Number of Ski Instructors
Instruction slope
Ski lessons in Nederlands
Private ski lessons 60
Ski lessons 5 days, 20 hours, € 219,00
Snowboard lessons 5 days, 20 hours, € 219,00
Cross-country skiing 1 days, 4 hours, € 60,00
Book your ski school online in Sölden
Adult Ski Lessons 9 offers available
Kids Ski Lessons 6 offers available
Off Piste Skiing 1 offers available
Ski Touring 1 offers available
Snowboard Lessons 7 offers available
Facilities in Sölden
Number of hotels 100
Number of hotel beds 4449
Number of tourist beds 4449
Supermarkets 5
Bank
Tourist information for Sölden
Name Ötztal Tourismus
Telephone 200
Distance to Sölden
Distance from Brussels approx. km
Airport Innsbruck approx. 87 km with bus service
Train station Ötztal Bahnhof approx. 50 km with bus service
From the highway approx. 40 km 40-minutes drive
Sölden for the children
Childcare
Childcare from 6 months
Number of hours of childcare 4 hours a day
Price without lunch € 81,00
Price with lunch
Children's Carousel
Magic Carpet
Child Lift 1
Adventure Park
Playground
Mascot
Mascot Name Bobo
After skiing in Sölden
Public sauna
Fitness Centre
Public solarium
Massage
Spa & Wellness
Indoor pool
Balloon flight
Paragliding
Indoor tennis
Squash court
Hiking trails
Torchlight Tours
Indoor skating rink
Ice skating rink
Curling
Snow rafting
Dog sledge
Snowmobiles
Toboggan run