Ski and Heritage Museum St. Anton
Museum St. Anton am Arlberg
A museum in a century-old Trier villa, telling the story of Arlberg skiing technique and Hannes Schneider’s ski history.
The museum is housed in the Trier Villa, built in 1912 and surrounded by a small park. The exhibits trace the Arlberg’s history as one of the birthplaces of modern alpine skiing. They cover the Arlberg technique developed by Hannes Schneider, early ski schools, the Arlberg-Kandahar races, and old skis and posters, along with displays on mountain village life and the Arlberg railway. The museum restaurant on the lower floor is well regarded. It opens only in the high seasons of winter and summer, so check the official website for dates. It’s about a 10-minute walk from the town centre.
Opening hours
Open in winter and summer peak seasons; check website
Nearby sights
- MooserWirt
- Arlberg WellCom
- St. Anton Village Centre
- Rendl
- Galzig
- St. Christoph & Hospiz am Arlberg
- Verwall Valley & Verwallsee
- Valluga