Main attractions in Ischgl

Ischgl's attractions traditionally include its amazing pistes and the hotels regularly visited by celebrities. It's also the "smuggler's trail," which allows you to ski all the way to Switzerland's Samnaun and visit the local duty-free stores without taking off your skis.

But Ischgl, like any corner of Tyrol, is full of tradition and old-world culture. The Ischgl sightseeing map shows almost a dozen ancient chapels scattered around the area. For example, the parish church of St. Nicholas in Ischgl, built back in the eighteenth century. It is famous for its concerts organized by local talent.

Three museums are also listed among Ischgl's attractions with detailed descriptions. The museum of local artist Matthias Schmid is located at the very edge of the forest and borders the woods. In Matona, on the outskirts of Ischgl, there is the Museum of Peasantry in an old hut. There is also a museum of the Silvrettaseilbahn AG dedicated to its history.

Ischgl sights can be found on the resort's official website. There you will also find photos of Ischgl sights. And you can find Ischgl sightseeing maps among the free brochures that the resort's website can provide at your request.