Kästle Mountain Museum

Since 1924. One hundred years ago, master carpenter Anton Kästle Sr. laid the foundation for the eventful history of a legendary ski brand that would become closely associated with the Arlberg over the years. The first Kästle skis made of ash wood were named after the so-called cradle of skiing and bore the name Arlberg Ski. Only later, in the 1950s, did the name Kästle replace the registered ski brand "Arlberg." Today, the company is celebrating its 100th anniversary, and there is a vibrant outlook towards the future. To honor and present the long company history, the Kästle Mountain Museum was established some time ago. There could be no better place for this than the ski area Lech-Zürs. Thus, the museum, which has been redesigned in honor of the 100th anniversary, is located at the Rüfikopf 2 mountain station.

Curious about the success story of the legendary ski brand? Experience absolute highlights from the history of ski construction and learn more about achievements, innovations, and the heroes of yesterday and today. - In the Kästle Mountain Museum, one immerses oneself in the eventful history of a 100-year-old ski brand that is younger today than ever before.

Location: Rüfikopfbahn 2 mountain station

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daily from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (open during the operating hours of the Rüfikopfbahn)

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Bergstation Rüfikopfbahn

6764 Lech am Arlberg

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Rote Wand Stuben

Monday to Saturday from 5.30 to 9 pm. (closed for lunch)

More than 60 years ago, the pioneer of culinary delights, Josef Walch senior brought fondue to the Arlberg.

Crowned royals and many other famous faces have been picked up at least once by Josef Walch in a horse-drawn carriage in Lech and spoiled at the Gasthof Rote Wand according to all the rules of the art of fondue. Even today, a fondue evening in the winter months at the Rote Wand Stuben is a culinary highlight on the Arlberg.

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The new era brings a touch of nostalgia to the Rote Wand Stuben: you are shown to your booked table just like in the good old days. But don’t worry, the innovative cuisine and interior design are more than contemporary. Day guests who plan a culinary stopover to enjoy are of course welcome. Only with Online Reservation possible.

We are looking forward to your visit!

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Bistro MILA

Located in the heart of Lech on Rüfiplatz, Bistro Mila invites you to linger - for a little break after an eventful day or as a starting point for unforgettable experiences.

Let us spoil you and enjoy moments of peace and pleasure - true to the motto: Your way. Your pleasure.

There is a Lech story behind the name of the bistro. Mila, short for Emilie, grew up in a farming family in the village. In 1928, she married the ski boot maker Ambros Strolz, who ran a small cobbler's workshop. The mother of four children ran a small guesthouse in the then up-and-coming winter sports resort of Lech and also catered for the shoemakers in her own business. Mila contributed a great deal to the success of the Strolz family. She is part of the “Lech soul”. The gifted chef was famous for her Kaiserschmarrn, among other things.

Today, traditional Austrian dishes remind guests of the past - true to the motto “Just like back then, when grandma spoiled you”.

Richard Kreutzer and your Mila team

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10 am - 6 pm

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