Plan your trip to Ischgl in Tyrol
Top destination Ischgl
Are you coming to Ischgl for just one day, or do you have more time to explore the Paznaun region? Depending on how long you are staying in the region, you can choose from a wide variety of experiences – this applies to nature-loving sports enthusiasts as well as connoisseurs and, of course, families with children.
Getting to this popular Tyrolean holiday resort is always easy, whether you are visiting for the day or staying for a holiday. Thanks to helpful information about the weather and the Ischgl mountain railways, planning is quick and easy, leaving you more time to look forward to your trip!
Weather & webcams
“There’s no such thing as bad weather, only unsuitable clothing” – you’ve probably heard that one before. Although this might be true, it’s still useful to check the local weather forecast before your trip and prepare for your holiday activities accordingly. If you would like to see live footage from your selected destination, you only need to click on to get to the region’s webcam feeds.
Let’s go to Ischgl in Tyrol!
There are many ways to get to Ischgl. If you want to travel to Tyrol in an eco-friendly and almost climate-neutral way, we recommend using the bus or train. It’s also easy to get around the region without a car. After all, public transport is free of charge for holders of a guest card from Galtür, Ischgl, Kappl or See.
Exciting days, restful nights: If you stay in Ischgl for several days, you will enjoy coming back to an inviting accommodation after an eventful day. Get a good night’s sleep at one of the region’s many accommodation options!
Attractions and activities on site
Once you have arrived in Ischgl, it’s only natural that you want to make the most of your stay. Hiking, mountain biking, swimming, having a stroll through the village streets, visiting a spa – Ischgl offers leisure activities for every taste. Families with kids can choose from a variety of options both in summer and in winter. Plus, Ischgl is also a popular destination for those travelling with dogs.
Our tip: You don’t have to be a professional mountaineer to conquer the mountains of Tyrol. Simply hop on the local cable cars and ride safely and comfortably to the summit.
