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Sölden

Skiing all year round!

Skiing in Sölden during the height of summer? Yes, please! The Austrian town of Sölden offers a cheerful experience with its alpine slopes, centuries-old glaciers, fantastic runs, and lively après-ski activities. Your memories from this trip will last a lifetime. Sölden stands out as one of the few European ski resorts where you can hit the slopes all year round. Thanks to super-modern lifts, two glaciers with varying terrains, three peaks soaring over 3 kilometers high, and a guarantee of real snow, Sölden has earned its reputation as one of the most popular ski destinations not only in Europe but also across the globe.

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Guide to Sölden

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Sölden, located in southwestern Austria, has been a renowned ski resort since 1948, nestled in the breathtaking Tyrolean Alps. This charming town boasts a well-developed infrastructure, featuring modern ski lifts and groomed slopes, including some that stretch over 3 kilometers. Visitors can choose from luxury apartments to cozy guesthouses, dine in elite restaurants or budget-friendly cafes, and enjoy a wide range of entertainment options suitable for both adults and children.

In the summer months, Sölden attracts mountaineers and hikers, as the natural beauty of the area is truly enchanting during this season.

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Population

3279

Time zone

UTC+1, in summer UTC+2

Language

German

Currency

EUR

Tours to Sölden

Sölden, Austria, offers a unique feature – year-round skiing. This means you can enjoy the thrill of skiing even in the height of summer on pristine glaciers.

Despite its prestige, Sölden is known for its reasonable prices, making it accessible for a vacation budget of around 500-700 EUR. Booking your trip in advance can save you 100-200 EUR, whether you visit in the winter or summer.

Beyond skiing, Sölden's beauty lies in its Tyrolean mountains. Every slope and peak contributes to its distinctive landscape. In the summer, you can explore hiking routes like Passo del Rombo, open from June to October.

Active tourists will find plenty to do, and the cozy, budget-friendly hotels offer excellent service to a diverse range of guests.

Sölden boasts historical attractions like watermills, old churches, monuments, and the beautiful relic forest, Zirbenwald. If you find affordable hot tours to Sölden, make sure to explore everything it has to offer.

Whether you plan your trip independently or rely on professionals, Sölden provides opportunities for guided tours to explore the area.

Interesting places in Sölden

Sölden captivates visitors with its unique blend of natural wonders and stunning architectural marvels.

The array of dining options in the resort will leave you impressed, with choices ranging from exclusive gourmet restaurants to affordable Italian cafes.

Following an action-packed day of skiing, the Sölden ski resort offers a plethora of entertainment opportunities, from hip nightclubs to serene spas.

Travel budget

Flight ticket prices

The nearest airport to Sölden is Innsbruck, just 85 km away. Another option is Munich Airport (223 km), which offers more international flights. Airlines operating flights to Innsbruck and Munich include Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, Swiss, Air France, Ryanair, and easyJet. Direct flights to Innsbruck are available from Paris and Vienna, while flights from Madrid, Warsaw, and Budapest often include a layover.

Round-trip ticket prices from European cities range between €170 and €380. For example, flights from Prague to Innsbruck cost around €190, while flights from Amsterdam start at €260. During the winter season, ticket prices tend to rise due to high demand, especially on weekends when ski resorts receive the most visitors.

The best hotels in Sölden

The city's best establishment is the luxurious five-star Das Central Hotel. A double room can be booked for 320 USD/night.

The 4-star Regina and Liebe Sonne have good reviews. Prices start from 250 USD/night for two people.

Three-star Haus Martina and Garni Maria Theresia also received good reviews. The cost per night - from 84 USD/night for a room for two people.

Prices for accommodation in mini hotels in Sölden start from 33 EUR per night per room.

The cost of vacation

A holiday in Sölden can be luxurious, but it can also be done economically. Everything depends on your preferences and wishes. The main expense will be the flight. There are many hotels and restaurants here, so you can choose both an expensive establishment and a budget one.

Do not forget to include the cost of a ski pass and equipment rental in your travel budget. You do not have to worry about travel on public transport, there are free ski buses to the ski lifts.

The budget for a trip to Sölden
Flight	from 230 EUR	Accomodation	from 33 EUR
Average check in a restaurant	from 20 EUR	Ski pass	from 40 EUR
Total: from 900 EUR per 1 person for 7 days of vacation.

Sölden: tips for tourists

To make your vacation in Sölden comfortable and carefree, tripmydream has prepared for you the most useful tips that will come in handy during your trip.

Visa to Sölden

EU citizens do not need a visa to travel to Austria.

Airport

The nearest airport to the resort is Innsbruck. It is the largest air gateway in Western Austria. Kranjebitten International Airport has regular flights to many European cities.

Innsbruck Airport has 1 terminal. You can find an online flight board on the airport's official website. Here you can also find a detailed diagram of the main facilities at Kranjebitten International Airport.

Selden: nearest airport

Transfer

The most comfortable way to get to the resort (distance 85 km) is by transfer (company "Shuttle Otztal"). The fare is 45 EUR/person. A cab ride will cost 70-75 EUR per car.

If you go by public transportation to Sölden, you need to take a bus from the airport to Innsbruck railway station, then - to the station Otztal (fare - 10 EUR) and take a cab or a local bus for 8 EUR to get to Sölden. Travel time is about 1.5 hours.

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Car Rental

The largest car rental agencies are located at Innsbruck Airport, and there are also local companies in Sölden. The average price of a rental car is from 25 to 50 EUR per day for an economy car.

Requirements for renting a car: age from 21 years, international license, bank card (the deposit is blocked). You can rent a car without a deposit among the local Sölden offices.

Car rental in Selden

Transport

Zelden is a small town, so you can reach the elevators on foot, and there are free ski buses from the resort's outlying hotels. The last bus service is at 18:00. After this time, you can take a cab.

The nearest towns can be reached by bus, train. There is a shuttle service between Sölden and Innsbruck airport.

Safety

Sölden is a comfortable and safe city. Despite the stormy evening and night life at the resort, law and order is maintained at a high level in the city.

However, do not forget the general rules and precautions at resorts: do not leave your things unattended and do not walk late at night in unfamiliar places.

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