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| Schladming | Elevation 750m | Population 4500
Schladming, the most western town in Styria, is situated in the centre of the Dachstein - Tauern Region. Whilst the town has gained its enviable reputation through winter sports, the range of sporting activities available in summer is also equally inexhaustible and very varied. Schladming, a mountain community situated on the River Enns and steeped in history, nestles between the jagged limestone mountains of the Dachstein Massif and the primary rocks of the Schladminger Tauern Range.
In 1982 it was the venue of the World Cup Alpine Skiing Championships and in 1993 for the Special Olympics. Schladming is again candidate for the World Cup Alpine Skiing Championships 2011 or 2013. |
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| Guests are especially appreciative of the personal and relaxed atmosphere prevailing in Schladming, its many typical inns and restaurants, the exceptional nightlife in summer and winter besides the many recreational opportunities provided in the region.
Distances:
Salzburg: 90 km
Graz: 175 km
Munich: 220 km
Berlin: 800 km
Prague: 400 km
Budapest:
Warsaw: 950 km
Udine: 275km
Nearest airport: Salzburg
Railway Station: Schladming |
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Infrastructure – Sport – Nature – Culture
5000 Gästebetten
Zentrum der Schladminger 4 Berge Schischaukel (115 Pisten-km)
Hotellerie und Gastronomie in allen Kategorien
Kongresszentrum Dachstein-Tauernhalle
Badezentrum mit Indoor-Erlebnisbad
167 km beschneite Skiabfahrten
86 Seilbahnen und Lifte in der Region
2 Skischulen, 2 Snowboardschulen
größte Snowboardschule Österreichs (Blue Tomato)
18-Loch-Golfplatz (designed by Bernhard Langer)
Tennishalle
Squashcourts
Abenteuerschulen (Rafting, Paragliding)
Klettern - Wandern - Höhlenforschung
200 km Mountainbike-Routen
Planai - Bike Park
7 km Sommer-Schlittenbahn
Hopsi Kletterwand im Planai-Stadion
Fitness-Studio
Fischen-Kneippen
Minigolf
Badeseen in unmittelbarer Nähe
Museen
Prominententreff |
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