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Stop for a bite to eat and enjoy - the silence at the terrace or the comfort in the restaurant - traditional Tyrolean delicacy, rustic Stone Age food, cakes and ice specialities. Ötzi´s Einkehr is perfect for different festivities with a homely ambience in the Ötzi-village.
Opening Hours: Today: 09:30 - 17:30
The Larstigalm lies at an altitude of 1.777 meters, surrounded by lash green meadows and the Ötztal mountains. On the sun terrace and in the old dining room you will be spoiled with austrian and tyrolean specialities. A unforgettable experience for families. Hiking path:Parking: parking lot Sennhof Niederthai (next to the information office)From there you walk along the right shores of Horlachbach river on a moderately ascending forest trail towards the Larstigalm. Alternative from the parking lot Sennhof in Niederthai or the hiking trail back from the Larstigalm to Niederthai: "Bergmahder trail (sunny trail) or Grastal trail"Altitude gain: 232Duration: 1 hour (up and down 2 hours)Return: same route, Bergmahder trail or Grastal trail - whole-time hot meal- playground - hiking trail suitable for baby carriages - toboggan rental in winter € 4.00- groups on request
Public, disabled-accessible toilet in the centre of Umhausen - behind the music pavilion.
Opening Hours: Today: 08:00 - 20:00
The Billa grocery store is located directly on the main road in the Östen district.
Opening Hours: Today: 07:15 - 18:00
Taxi Scharfetter is a small family business and offers in addition to the usual taxi services also airport transfers, moving of a sick person and in summer a special hut taxi in the middle of the Ötztal valley.Hut taxi to:Fundustal - Hintere Fundusalm & Frischmann hutLeierstal - Erlanger hutGehsteigalm - Armelen hut - Vordere Tumpener Alm
Bread, various types of jam, bacon, sausages and young beef.
House sausage, cold cuts in whole pieces, Eggs; Strawberries (approx. mid June - late July); blueberries (late Aug - late Sep); currants and raspberries (June, July); currants; potatoes (variety: Planta) from September
The e-bike charging station is directly by the Hotel Tauferberg in Niederthai. The Hotel Tauferberg invites you to linger at the sun terrace while the e-bike is charging.At the charging station you can charge all common e-bike batteries.
St. Vitus`Parish Church - Umhausen - Oldest church in the Ötztal ValleyThe parish church of Umhausen was built in 1220. Mainly Gothic building, renewed in 1682 by adding a northern steeple and a three-sided choir stall. High-quality interior, splendid fresco paintings in Gothic style (1st half of the 14th century), filigree high altar with neo-Gothic elements, countless Baroque figures. Splendid Gothic Pietà dating back to 1360. The adjacent Nepomuk Chapel was added in 1771, featuring fresco paintings by Josef Keil. Funerary chapel with arched entrance area. Small recesses in the graveyard walls, decorated with Rococo statue of Saint Vitus (dating back to 1770). Picturesque graveyard with beautiful crosses designed by the local artist blacksmiths. Precious Stations of the Cross and wayside shrines.
