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Fun for Every Season in St Anton Am Arlberg

13 December, 2019

St Anton Am Arlberg is a world renowned skiing destination with a rich and vibrant history. One of the earliest sites for Alpine skiing, this resort has been attracting skiers for over a century, and when you arrive here and realise what it has to offer, it is easy to see why people have never stopped coming! With a huge number of pistes, the winter season is a fantastic time to hit the slopes, but the resort has something to

Things for to See and Do for Non-Skiers in Kitzbühel

11 December, 2019

The Alps are known for their stellar winter sporting options, but that’s not the only way to explore these famous slopes. If you’re like me and prefer to take in the views on foot rather than on skis, I have some good news for you. The pretty little Austrian village of Kitzbühel, while an excellent location for sport aficionados, offers plenty of ways to explore the dreamy Alpine area, including carriage rides, walking and more. City Walks Stroll through lovely

Top Foodie Restaurants to Try in Mayrhofen

9 November, 2019

The ski resort of Mayrhofen is not only renowned for its fantastic slopes and classy boutiques and hotels – the gastronomic scene in this town is a true foodie’s paradise. There are countless restaurants that will leave you with wonderful memories and eager to book a table for the next day! The traditional cuisine is hearty, rich and so varied that every member of your party will find something that suits them. Warming and atmospheric, the restaurants themselves provide wonderful

Discovering Authentic Austria: Our Transfer from Salzburg to Vienna

1 January, 2019

The captivating cultural charm of Austria tempts visitors from all over the world and there’s no dearth of historical attractions and spectacular Alpine landscapes to remind you why it’s considered one of the most authentic destinations in Europe. There are two places on almost every visitor’s itinerary: the elegant and refined capital of Vienna and the beautiful Baroque city of Salzburg, birthplace of Mozart. While the high-profile attractions of both of these cities are well-documented, this is one case in

From Salzburg to Kitzbühel: Dreamy Destinations for Sporty Travellers

17 September, 2018

There are few places to rival Kitzbühel when it comes to activities for sporty travellers. No matter whether you visit in sunny summer or the depths of winter, anyone who thrives on the challenge of pitting themselves against nature and coming out on top will find plenty to love in the stunning Tyrolean landscape. But it’s not all about Kitzbühel, because the entire surrounding area is an absolute Mecca for anyone who’s not afraid to give it a go in

Athletic Activities in the Alps: Our Route from Innsbruck to Ischgl

13 August, 2018

Whether you’re looking to strap on your skis, scramble up steep slopes with your hiking boots or conquer challenging routes on your mountain bike, the Alpine village of Ischgl is a go-to destination for athletic adventures from A to Z. This classic mountain town, situated in Austria’s Tyrol region, is bustling with adrenaline junkies at any time of year, who spend their days zooming up and down the Verwallk, Samnaun and Silvretta mountains. But while Ischgl is the ideal base

Sun, Sea and Spa: Our Route from Munich to Salzburg

10 August, 2018

Soaking up the sights of Salzburg on your next getaway? Sehr gut! If you fly into Munich Airport, Shuttle Direct’s transfer service will whisk you off to Mozart’s birthplace in no time. But while you may think that your holiday adventures only begin once you’ve reached your accommodation, this is a big mistake: our scenic airport transfer route from Munich to Salzburg passes by several natural and cultural troves that you may want to ask your driver about – and return to if you want to spice up your city break!  Although our route is peppered with more picturesque places

Treat Your Tastebuds at These Top Michelin Star Eateries

16 June, 2018

The best chefs in the world are only awarded 3 Michelin stars if their restaurant is worth travelling to. I mean, really worth travelling to. While the 2-star rating is for food that merits a ‘detour’, the triple whammy signals the restaurant is worth a full-on holiday. And why not? We’re used to organising trips around historic sites or natural wonders, so it makes sense to put exquisite food at the top of the list for a change. So here’s

Wunderbar Vienna: The Hidden Gems of Austria’s Capital

12 April, 2018

Vienna is renowned for its elegant execution of the finer things in life. The art, architecture and refined musical culture are the hallmarks of this much-loved city that offers just the right blend of historical and contemporary ambience. The world-class museums, stunning Baroque cathedrals and delicious Sachertorte (its iconic chocolate cake) attract tourists from all over the world, but while the city’s high-profile attractions are deserving of their popularity, there’s a whole other side to the city that many visitors

Get Giddy in Gerlos: Spring & Summer Family Fun

4 April, 2018

The epitome of natural beauty, the small village of Gerlos in the Gerlostal Valley, located on the border between Tirol and Salzburg, is a far cry from the hustle and bustle of a typical family holiday resort. Perhaps better known for its winter holidays, nestled into the valley beyond forested slopes, in the spring and summer Gerlos offers the perfect combination of peace and tranquillity, and activities are geared toward those who love the great outdoors. If you are looking

Top Springtime Activities in Mayrhofen

12 March, 2018

If the only things you think of when you imagine the Alps in Austria are skiing, snowboarding and, of course, a wild après-ski scene, then you might be surprised to find out that there’s as much going on here in the spring as there is in the winter. Once the snow and ice has melted, the mountains offer a range of spring/summer activities which will get your pulse racing as quickly as a downhill skier! Mountain Mayhem at Ahorn and

History and Gastronomy in Kitzbühel

2 March, 2018

Though Kitzbühel is most famous for its highly-popular ski resort, this Austrian city offers tourists so much more than just winter sports. Originally a mining town, it has a charming and rich history. Its stunning medieval centre boasts sixteenth-century cobbled lanes, while its various cultural attractions provide fascinating insight into the city’s heritage. Kitzbühel also boasts an excellent gastronomic scene that lets you taste the flavours of the world. Discover Kitzbühel’s Cultural Heritage Visit the Local Museum The Kitzbühel Museum

Accessible Skiing in Hintertux

9 January, 2018

A ski trip may not be the first vacation idea to spring to mind when planning a wheelchair-friendly holiday, but there has been a huge effort by the ski industry in recent years to make these holidays possible for all. There are now many spectacular ski resorts around the world that are wheelchair accessible. This is fantastic news, as ski holidays are a unique experience that can show you the great beauty of the world and it is something that everyone should be able to experience. There are a handful of resorts to choose from, but my recommendation would be

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