Landeck District

Landeck District is an administrative region in Tyrol that spreads across Alpine terrain with valleys and mountain ridges. The area comprises many towns and villages, with Landeck serving as the main center for regional administration.

The district developed as a key passage through the Alps, linking Austria with Switzerland and Italy across mountain routes. This geographical position shaped it into a trade corridor that remains important to the region's character.

The communities here keep local customs alive through celebrations, music, and cooking traditions passed down through families. You can see these practices woven into daily life, from clothing to crafts that reflect the mountain region's heritage.

The region has several major ski resorts that draw visitors during winter months across the wider area. Having a car is helpful for exploring, as the communities are spread across valleys and mountain terrain.

Two renowned ski destinations, Sankt Anton am Arlberg and Ischgl, are located within the district and draw winter sports enthusiasts from around the world. These places have also developed summer activities alongside their winter appeal.

Location: Tyrol

Capital city: Landeck

Shares border with: Imst District, Reutte district, Bludenz District, South Tyrol

Website: http://tirol.gv.at/bh-landeck

GPS coordinates: 47.10000,10.50000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:26