Schladming Holidays

Traditional meets modern on holidays to Schladming, where you can explore a lovely little village nestled in the Enns Valley.

Beautiful old town

Schladming has a pedestrianised centre and a beautiful old town, which dates back over 700 years. There’s a superb range of shops and cafés, as well as leisure centre and countless walking routes. For the evenings, there are plenty of bars and restaurants to relax in and lots of entertainment, like brass band concerts, to enjoy.

Have it all in Schladming

Schladming is an all-inclusive resort for TUI customers. All of our hotels – the Ferienalm, Kirchenwirt and the Sporthotel Royer – are offered on an all inclusive basis, so all of your meals and drinks are taken care of. You’ll also get an amazing bunch of extras, which’ll help you make the most of your time away.

Good to know

There won’t be a rep based in your resort, but a rep will meet you at the airport when you arrive and get you on your way. If you’ve got any questions during your holiday, you can call our 24/7 TUI Service Centre at any time.

Out and about

Here are some ideas of things to do when staying in Schladming:

• Bike and e-bike hire
• Guided mountain and glacier walks
• Waterfalls
• Open-air concerts
• Indoor and outdoor pools
• An array of museums
• Minigolf
• Horse-drawn carriage rides
• Wildlife spotting
• Paragliding

At a glance

Delve into the historical and culinary delights of the medieval town square
Experience genuine Styrian hospitality, wherever you choose to stay
Visit the Planai Welten museum to learn about the area’s snowsports heritage

Swimming in Schladming

Schladming has a couple of beach and bathing lakes in the vicinity. Ramsau Beach is the closest, attracting families and those with lots of energy to spare. Lake Pichl is peaceful in comparison and slightly more out of reach, but still a wonderful place to spend the day.
Ramsau Beach

Ramsau Beach is a large bathing lake and amusement area just 15 minutes’ drive outside of Schladming. The shingle shores are flanked by sprawling lawns, beautiful mountain scenery and plenty of adventure. Have fun with beach volleyball, trampolines or football.
Lake Pichl

Lake Pichl is a little bit further away by car, but it’s also quieter. One of the cleanest lakes in the region, Lake Pichl has a children’s adventure playground, table tennis, a spacious sunbathing area and a snack bar.

Bargain Buys

If you don’t mind a bit of an out-of-town trek, drop by the regional farmers' market on the first Saturday of every month. It’s held from early May through to early October at Naturpark Sölktäler. Browse products like smoked meats, sausages, breads and honey.
Mid-Range Buys

Schladming has a casual clothing and activewear brand, Blue Tomato, and a few specialist sports retailers to choose from. Klieber Josef is great for shoes and handbags, if you’re looking for something non-sporty in town.

Laid-back evenings

If you just want to relax, pop by Café Niederl to pick up an ice cream to accompany you on an evening stroll around town.
Lively evenings

Livelier evenings in Schladming can be spent at Cabalou, directly opposite the Hotel Post. They serve delicious cocktails and a variety of coffee options.

Eating out

With all the walking you’ll be doing, you’ll need some hearty meals to keep your energy up. Schladming has around 40 restaurants – an excellent number for a pretty small town. There are plenty of traditional places where you can sample the local specialities, but you can also find high-end eateries for a more sophisticated experience.
History and romance at Talbachschenke

For 400 years, the Talbachschenke restaurant has been feeding visitors from all walks of life. The rustic interior makes it the perfect choice for a romantic meal. Cosy up as you cook your own meat on a hot stone, accompanied by homemade sauces, baked potatoes and fresh bread.
Modern art at Die Tischlerei

If you’d like a more modern meal, visit Die Tischlerei. Stylish surroundings compliment the menu, which takes simple produce and turns it into a culinary work of art.
Something different at Stadthotel Brunner

Right in the centre of town, the Stadthotel Brunner houses a popular restaurant. The contemporary décor matches the interesting menu, which combines hearty traditional fare with international favourites and even unique Ayurvedic dishes.

On foot

Schladming is a small place, so nothing in town is too far to walk to. It’s mostly flat and the centre is pedestrianised, so it’s very easy to get around on foot. Only getting to the Hotel Ferienalm requires a slight uphill walk, as it’s elevated above the town.
Trains

The train station is around a 10-minute walk outside of town. From there, you can catch direct trains to Werfen (50 minutes) to visit the castle overlooking the town, or Salzburg (1 hour 35 minutes), to immerse yourself in history and culture.
Buses

There are three main bus stations around town, so you won’t have to go far. Local hiking buses are free with a Schladming Summer Card, and are excellent for reaching the many summer lifts in the area.
Summer lifts

Loads of lifts in the area are free to use with your summer card, and most of them are open daily from late May to October. Try the Planai gondola, Hochwurzen gondola, Preunegg Jet, Schladminger Tauern cable car, Dachstein Glacier lift and Rittisberg chairlift.

Walking

Schladming is a great area for a walking holiday. Enjoy fabulous views as you ascend the Hochwurzen gondola to the start of numerous trails through the hills. Discover beautiful alpine meadows, thick forests and impressive rock falls. A must-do is the leisurely walk along the Talbach gorge to the Untertal Valley. The Schladming tourist office has a variety of guided walks for all abilities and all members of the family.
Hochstein Summit

Up for a full-day hike? Catch the bus to the village of Haus im Ennstal and then take the cable car up to the top. Route 44 leads up to the summit, and you can take your time to enjoy the views. Stop for a break at the Hauser Kaibling hut and then decide whether you want to follow route 780 back the way you came, or take route 41 towards Gföllalm and back to Schladming through the forest.
Krahbergzinken into Untertal

This hike takes about 4 hours, but it’s mostly downhill and the views are spectacular. Start by taking the Planai gondola to the top and then follow the panoramic path around the summit to Krahbergsattel. This is a great spot for a picnic before you begin your descent. Then follow the steep route 54 down to Untertal – walking poles are recommended. Catch the bus back to Schladming from the Gasthof Tetter, or walk along route 773 through the Talbach Gorge.

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Schladming Holidays

Beautiful old town

Have it all in Schladming

Good to know

Out and about

At a glance

Top things to See and Do in Schladming

Swimming in Schladming

Ramsau Beach

Lake Pichl

Bargain Buys

Mid-Range Buys

Laid-back evenings

Lively evenings

Eating out

History and romance at Talbachschenke

Modern art at Die Tischlerei

Something different at Stadthotel Brunner

On foot

Trains

Buses

Summer lifts

Walking

Hochstein Summit

Krahbergzinken into Untertal

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Sport Hotel Royer

Hotel Kirchenwirt

Hotel Ferienalm

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