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Popular Things To Do | Other Things To Do Tips | All Tips (24) A Village tunnel , taking you from the pedestrian center of the town , opposite of Burger King to the bottom station of the "Fimba" and "Pardatchgrat"gondolas. Especially built for lazy tourists , so that they don't have to walk. Leave a Comment
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....A Porshe on the middle of the slopes, just in front of the Idalp - the main restaurant in the area....
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Another day, we left the Silvretta/Fimba Cableway from Ischgl at the midway station, and walked along the Fimbabach Valley, which was very peaceful apart from the almost constant background drone of a helicopter which appeared to be dropping off materials to create new avalanche barriers on the side of the mountain way above us. Leave a Comment
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Some people have a strange taste in clothes...make sure you bring your cam everywhere with you as you'll have plenty of chances to use it...
Actually I am preparing a gallery of "the most stupid hats" make sure u check regularly... Leave a Comment
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Are there brown bears in Ischgl ? Apparently yes - I saw one on the slopes, he had red pants and a pair of skis on....he probably has the capability to turn into a white ice bear when he falls ....mmbbuuaahahahaahahaaaaaa.... Leave a Comment
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Of course you are in a ski resort and Moon Boots are IN to keep your feet warm and isolated from the snow . But Moon Boots Christian Dior?!!!! Leave a Comment
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Do not to forget to relax after your great skiing day...
Choose a sunny terrace with confortable armchair, nice people, refreshing beverage and cool music... a great cocktail for you Après ski session! Leave a Comment
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The Silvretta Arena is lying on Austria and Switzerland. So do not forget your ID card... may be you could met customs officers on skis, even if the Austria-Swiss border is located at around 2800m asl. By the way, do not forget your credit card too... as Saumnau area is also a tax free zone.
The trade with Tyrol was an important source of income for Saumnaun. In 1892, the Swiss Confederation gave it the status of duty-free area as there was no direct access road through Swiss territory to Samnaun and consequently the import of foodstuff to the valley was made more expensive by the imposed customs tax...
So head to this $wi$$ shopping paradise to get perfumes, spirits, watches, jewellery, tobaccos and above all the finest Swiss chocolate ;-) Leave a Comment
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...Mathon where we had lunch and visited the fascinating museum of local life above the pub. Leave a Comment
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On our last day, the weather changed from the hot sunshine that we had enjoyed ever since we arrived at Ischgl to rain and cloud. However, we took the bus to Galtür where we visited The Alpinarium. The displays in it were mainly about the avalanche which killed 31 people in the village in February 1999, and the effect that it had on the community.
When the rain eased off, we set off back to Ischgl, stopping off at... Leave a Comment
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