Welcome to Landeck, a charming small town in western Tyrol and the capital of its district. With Landeck Castle to the south, a rich cultural program, and its location at the intersection of three major Tyrolean valleys, Landeck is the cultural hub and a central point of the West Tyrol holiday region. The town is easily reachable from the state capital Innsbruck, about 75 kilometers away, or via the historic Arlberg Railway.

Landeck lies in a valley basin at the entrance to several scenic Tyrolean valleys. To the southeast stretches the Upper Inn Valley, while the Paznaun Valley and Stanzertal, home to the St. Anton ski region, extend to the west.

The town’s landmark is the historically significant Landeck Castle, which houses the local history museum and two galleries with rotating exhibitions. Numerous concerts, talks, and guided tours make the castle an important cultural destination.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the Venet mountain to the east of Landeck is a major attraction. The Venetbahn cable car easily carries visitors to the summit, where breathtaking panoramic views and family-friendly alpine hikes await. A visit to the nearby Kaunergrat Nature Park offers an extraordinary insight into the diverse flora and fauna of the Western Tyrolean Alps. Cyclists, whether on asphalt roads or mountain bike trails, will also find plenty of opportunities around Landeck.

For winter sports, the Venet also offers a family-friendly ski area, including slopes suitable for snowboarders. For those seeking a larger ski experience, the renowned St. Anton ski area is just about 30 kilometers from Landeck. Cross-country skiing is ideal in the Kaunergrat Nature Park, where snow-sure, scenic trails provide unforgettable experiences.