Neustift - Stubaital, Austria

Neustift - Stubaital, Austria

Neustift is a pretty, quaint, picture-prefect Austrian village in the Stubai Valley just south of Innsbruck.

The village is one of about a dozen or so (depending on your definition of village) that lie in this valley that leads to the Stubai Glacier, the largest glacier in Austria, and one that is open year-round for skiing and riding.

Here is the Neustift village map in pdf format.

Each village is as pretty as the next. The main villages—Neustift, Schonberg, Mieders, Telfes and Fulpmes—have their own character. A free shuttle plies the route between the glacier base station and Schonberg.

This valley was instrumental in the foundation of mountain tourism by the Austrian and German Alpine Clubs. Neustift was one of the first series of villages in Austria to construct a network of mountain paths and huts. As far back as 1891, Neustift established a mountain guide association.

Village map copyright Neustift Tourist and Travel Office

Neustift Tourist Information:

Neustift Tourist and Travel Office, Dorf 3, A-6167 Neustift im Stubaital, Austria
Country code: 0043
Telephone prefix: 05226
Telephone: 05226-2228
Fax: 05226-2529
Email: info@neustift.com
Internet: www.neustift.com

For lodging reservations call the tourist office.

Note: All prices are in Euros unless otherwise noted.

For more information on skiing and staying in the country of Austria, click the map.