Söll Holidays

Holidays to Söll take you to a charming village in a sunny valley of hills and pastures, against the dramatic backdrop of the Hohe Salve and Wilder Kaiser Mountains.

Sightsee from Söll

Söll is a fantastic base for sightseeing and sampling the ancient Austrian cultures of the Wilder Kaiser Mountains. And with over 700km of signposted trails across the region, you really can’t run out of walks, from gentle strolls up to trickier hill paths. What's more, the lifts are open through the summer, so you don’t have to be a big walker to reach those views.

Traditionally Tyrolean

The frescoed houses and domed church of Söll are typically Tyrolean, as are the welcoming bars and cafés. Local traditions are still very much alive in the village, with festivals and parades an enchanting part of everyday summer life. And there’s plenty of evening atmosphere to soak up as the village begins to bustle with Tyrolean folklore, from local festivities to open-air brass band concerts.

Out and about

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

• Lakeside promenade
• Lakeside path
• National park
• Guided glacier walks
• Waterfalls
• Museum

At a glance

Taste some pretzel soup at the weekly themed village evening, Z'Sammkemma
Dance along to the huge brass band as they parade through the village on Tuesday evenings
Bathe in the man-made Ahornsee Lake - 11m deep and complete with diving board and airbag

Ahornsee in Söll

In the centre of the village you’ll find the Ahornsee bathing lake. It reaches depths of 11m and spans 10,000m², which is quite small compared to other lakes in the area. It’s a pretty spot to cool off in the summer sun.
Summer spot

Ahornsee lake is sandwiched between the Wilder Kaiser Mountains and the Hohe Salve. Aside from being picture-perfect, the bathing lake blends relaxation with fun - in the form of a diving board. In winter, the lake serves as a snow-making reservoir for Hochsöll.
Relax by the water

This bathing lake has four jetties, shower areas, a children’s play space, refreshment kiosk and deckchairs with parasols. It’s great for a laid-back day by the water, whether you’re visiting with family or friends, or are just looking for a peaceful dip after a hike.

Bargain Buys

For some local bargains, don't miss the Z'sammkemma on Wednesdays. It's a market and festive evening rolled into one, so you can try some food specialities and browse the stalls of craftsmen who come to present their work.
Mid-Range Buys

Söll has a smattering of sports shops where you can find a mix of activewear and casual gear.

Laid-back evenings

As Söll is pedestrianised, pottering around on foot is a wonderful way to spend a quiet evening - window-shop, people-watch and snap some evening holiday photos.
Lively evenings

Immerse yourself in traditional Austrian culture at the village Tyrolean evening. It takes place on Thursday evenings at 8.30pm, and offers a fun night of yodelling, Tyrolean music and folk dancing.

Eating out

Söll is proud of the local ingredients - like honey, cheese, milk and even schnapps - that originate from the numerous local farmers in the area. From these ingredients, delicious specialities like the sweet germknödel with poppy seeds and butter are born – definitely a must-have whilst here. When it comes to eating out, you’ll find everything from small, casual eateries to fine-dining restaurants dotted around the resort, and even a couple of huts up in the mountains.
Double choice at Gastof Hochsoll

At the top of the main gondola is Gastof Hochsoll, a mountain restaurant with incredible views from its large outdoor terrace. Half the restaurant is self-service, while the other has table service – but both offer local favourites and homely classics.
Lively meals at Auf da Muhle

In the centre of town is the popular Auf da Muhle, a large restaurant with excellent steaks and pizza and a lively atmosphere. There’s a large bull on the wall outside, if you need help finding it.
International offerings at Schindelhaus

Just down the road is Schindelhaus, a popular and reasonably priced restaurant offering international cuisine. Whether it’s a burger or calzone, you’re guaranteed to receive some top-notch nosh.

On foot

Söll is easy to traverse on foot, as it’s a relatively flat village surrounded by rolling hills and pastures. It’s usually quiet too – except of course when there’s a parade or festival.
Trains

You can catch a bus to the train station in Wörgl (25 minutes) and, from there, take a train to Innsbruck (30 minutes) or even Munich (2 hours 30 minutes).
Buses

Your Wilder Kaiser Guest Card will give you free use of the Kaiserjet bus service, which connects Söll to the nearby villages of Scheffau, Going and Ellmau. There’s also a local bus service to Kuftstein (25 minutes), St Johann (35 minutes) and Wörgl (25 minutes). If you purchase a Hiker’s Experience Pass, you’ll get free use of the hikers’ buses too.
Summer lifts

If you’re a keen walker, a Hiker’s Experience Pass is well worth purchasing – it’ll give you free use of the 13 summer lifts in the area, so you can access mountain walking trails and see incredible views. Please note that some lifts don’t open until mid-June.

Walking

Söll has a real mix of walks and hikes, so there’s something to suit every ability. The area around the village is all rolling hills and wide green pastures, where you can spend days strolling and enjoying the scenery without breaking a sweat. The dramatic mountain backdrop is where you’ll find more challenging walks and hikes – though the summer lifts mean you can get the views without the physical effort. There are 700km of trails, though it’s always nice to start with a stroll to nearby Moor lake or the village of Scheffau. A Hiker’s Experience Pass gives access to the lifts and hikers’ buses.
Hintersteinersee Lake

From town, head towards Lake Moorsee and follow the road around the shore. After the underpass, you’ll reach a river and, once across, see signposts for the Hintersteinersee. The route is uphill but not too demanding. You can spend the day on the shores of the largest lake in the Wilder Kaiser Valley, or swimming in the crystal-clear water – a must for anyone visiting this area.
Scheffau to Ellmau

Catch the bus to nearby Scheffau and then take the cable car up the mountain. Find the signs for route 6 and follow it to join route 11, past the Hartkaisersee lake and through beautiful woodland. Route 4 will take you down into Ellmau – stop at the Rubezahlam restaurant along the way. You can hop on the bus from Ellmau to get back home.

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Söll Holidays

Sightsee from Söll

Traditionally Tyrolean

Out and about

At a glance

Top things to See and Do in Söll

Ahornsee in Söll

Summer spot

Relax by the water

Bargain Buys

Mid-Range Buys

Laid-back evenings

Lively evenings

Eating out

Double choice at Gastof Hochsoll

Lively meals at Auf da Muhle

International offerings at Schindelhaus

On foot

Trains

Buses

Summer lifts

Walking

Hintersteinersee Lake

Scheffau to Ellmau

SIMILAR DESTINATIONS

Where we go in Söll

Hotel Gänsleit

Hotel Tyrol

Hotel Mödlinger

Aparthotel Bergland

Hotel Feldwebel

Pension Sonnenhof

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