Schladming is a name which instantly brings to mind images of World Cup downhill racing in many skiers` minds . The leading resort in the Steiermark area of Austria and of the Dachstein area of the Tauern mountains is a very well established regional centre, as well as being the centre of the Dachstein Ski area. Schladming was made a town in 1322 and its town square was pedestrianised 672 years later in 1997. A World Cup Downhill was first staged here in 1973 and the Alpine Skiing World Championships in 1892. Today Schladming is a small lively town with a good selection of shops, bars, restaurants and hotels. It has many interesting and picturesque old buildings which add to the ambience of the place.
Apres Ski
Lively and cosmopolitan with a wide variety of atmospheric bars and discos. • Siglu, Sonderbar Disco, Ferry's, Beisl, Hangl Bar, Twister Bar plus an excellent entertainments programme.
Eating Out
Good range of a la carte restaurants plus numerous little cafés and pizzarias • Typical 3-course traditional dinner from €15-20
calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
