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Traditional parade with musicians and people in costumes.
There is really something going on during the holidays

Events in St. Anton

Whether you are a sports enthusiast or looking for peace and quiet, everyone will find the right event in St. Anton. What would you like?

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Events in St. Anton

In St. Anton, you can experience many beautiful moments with the most different events. Let off steam at the marathon, push the pedals at the bike events, learn more about the exciting mountain world at the film festival or find peace with yoga. So that you know what's going on during your holiday in St. Anton, here are the upcoming highlights for you. It’s your choice!

Tractor with hay wagon and people at a village fest in Arlberg.
17. to 19. July 2026

St. Anton Village Festival

Experience tradition and heritage.

During „St. Antoner Dorffest“ village festival from the 17th until the 19th of July 2026, several local clubs and groups are going to cheer locals and guests in St. Anton am Arlberg pedestrian zone with dance, traditional music, Tyrolean gastronomy, art and handmade products, but also competitions and much more with lively entertainment. All these surrounded by beautiful alpine meadows and mountains.

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Cyclists during the Arlberg Giro on the winding mountain road.
on Sunday, August 2, 2026

Arlberg Giro

The Arlberg Giro covers a length of 150 kilometers and 2500 meters of altitude. It is a challenging race that attracts both professional and amateur cyclists from around the world. The route includes demanding mountain passes, steep descents, and breathtaking views. Participants must prove skill and endurance to overcome the challenges of the course. The race starts and finishes in St. Anton am Arlberg. After starting in the early morning, the route takes riders over the Arlberg Pass, through the Klostertal into the Montafon, and onto the Silvretta High Alpine Road - from there through the Paznauntal and the Stanzertal back to St. Anton am Arlberg. Villages and valleys are crossed while facing the climbs and descents. Along the way, participants are cheered on by enthusiastic spectators and locals, creating a great atmosphere.

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