Fiss basks in the sun! It is located on the sunny plateau above the Upper Inn Valley, about 20 kilometers from the district capital of Landeck. In the Tyrolean Upperlands, more precisely in the Oberes Gericht valley region, between the Samnaun mountain range in the west and the Glockturm ridge in the east, lies the charming village of Fiss, along with its neighboring communities Ladis and Serfaus.

Fiss is the ideal destination for a perfectly rounded winter holiday. With 214 kilometers of slopes, skiing in the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis ski area is guaranteed from morning until evening. After sunset, night skiing offers a special highlight. Several cable cars and lifts in the connected ski area start directly in Fiss. The ski area’s funparks provide plenty of variety and are especially a real treat for snowboarders. Off the slopes, cross-country skiers in Fiss can enjoy trails for all levels of difficulty. Tobogganing is a highlight not only during the day but also in the evening under floodlights. Ice skaters can enjoy themselves nearby, in the neighboring village of Ladis.

A holiday on the sunny plateau is, of course, also an invitation to indulgence in the summer. Enjoying Fiss can also mean being active! This is especially true in the mountains. Whether challenging mountain bike tours, exciting climbing routes, or leisurely family hikes with an impressive Alpine panorama—Fiss is right in the middle of it all. And for those seeking even more action, options like rafting and paragliding come highly recommended. A fun attraction for the whole family is the summer fun park in Fiss. With the “Fisser Flieger,” visitors can embark on an exploration from an eagle’s perspective.

Every four years, Fiss hosts the so-called “Blochziehen.” This ancient carnival tradition is still maintained today and regularly attracts thousands of visitors.