Experience the original

Mountain railways, water park, visitor programme – all on one card, all from day one. The Samnaun Visitor Card isn’t just a bonus. It’s the essence of an entire valley: from the mountain railways to Ischgl right through to entry to the Alpenquell water park.

The hiking pass takes you to the valley’s most beautiful viewpoints. Once you’ve reached 4, 8 or 12 of the hiking destinations, you’ll receive a Summit Conqueror pin and a seasonal gift of your choice. A field trip with a reward.

Throw a Frisbee with a panoramic view: on the two disc golf courses in Samnaun, sporting fun is combined with alpine scenery. The 18-hole course in the woods between Samnaun village and Ravaisch, and the 9-hole course at the Alptrider Saddle, offer ideal conditions for beginners and experienced players alike. The courses are free to use, and frisbees are readily available on site.

Samnaun is Switzerland’s only duty-free zone – and has been since 1892. Over 40 shops on what is probably Europe’s highest shopping street: perfumes, watches, jewellery, sportswear and fine spirits. All at the best prices, seven days a week. Best prices guaranteed – that’s not just a claim, it’s the law.

Murmina and Murmin have a problem and need your help. The Fairy Tale Trail winds its way through the woods near Samnaun village, taking in 10 stops along the way, complete with tricky challenges. 2.7 km, 45 minutes, no chance of getting bored. The ultimate adventure for the little explorers in the valley.

Samnaun is situated in the border triangle. This makes it an ideal starting point for the winding mountain passes through Switzerland, Austria and Italy. And on the way back, you can fill up your tank in Switzerland’s only duty-free zone – cheaper than anywhere else.

How is real mountain cheese actually made? You can find out first-hand at the Samnaun alpine dairy. A guided tour of the production facilities will give you fascinating insights into this traditional craft – from the fresh alpine milk to the maturing process in the cheese cellar. And of course, you can sample the cheese at the end of the tour – right where it gets its flavor.