Zell am See offers a European crowd, glacier skiing, local favorites like schnitzel and schnapps, and some key differences from skiing in America.

With their centuries-old Alpine towns surrounded by farmland and their cosy chalet hotels offering open fires and comfort food, Austrian ski regions are the postcard perfect counterpoint to the ...

Vorarlberg, Austria’s smallest federal state ... Once again folks are taking on huge half-pipes before descending into town for après-ski cocktails and schnitzel. Elsewhere in town, the ...

From its medieval cobbled streets and cultural festivals to scenic hiking trails and crystalline lakes, the Alpine town of ...

The medieval town with its heavily buttressed walls ... Plan the perfect holiday with our Kitzbühel ski guide. Lech is Austria’s smartest ski destination, but it still retains much of the ...

Austria’s biggest linked ski area In the last decade ... A delightful medieval centre to what is now a town rather than a ...

Instead, Austrian resorts center on serious skiing ... It’s not really a ski town, but there’s a lot of cross-country skiing nearby.” (Rooms from about $185 a night) — Alice Liechtenstein ...

They had been taught by the "father of modern skiing," Hannes Schneider, at a famous ski school in St. Anton, Austria, and in turn helped transform American mountain towns into world-class resorts ...

Austria’s Nordkette ski area might be the ultimate “town hill.” Situated directly above the bustling alpine city of Innsbruck, Nordkette is accessed by a funicular railway and a tram ...

Pepi Gramshammer was an Austrian ski racing star of the 1950s who became a pioneer of the Vail Ski Resort dating back to the town's early days. He and his wife, Sheika,,started a restaurant and ...

The Schnitzel and Kaiserschmarrn are worth taking a break from powder skiing for. Austria’s Nordkette ski area might be the ultimate “town hill.” Situated directly above the bustling alpine city of ...