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Fiss: a few questions
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We're heading out to Fiss the first week of March. We're driving from Munich, probably along the Fernpass route.
A few practical questions come to mind.
- How's the shopping for food in Fiss? I know there is an M-Preis, but how well is it stocked? We have an apartment and are planning on cooking dinner at least three or four nights during the week + breakfast every day. I'm wondering if it would be wise to stock up on some staples en route, e.g. in Zams.
- Since we're cooking dinner, we're probably going to emphasise lunch a bit more. What are the best lunch places and would we need reservations?
- How loud are the church bells in the wee hours?
- Where will we find the best-groomed pistes?
- Can you see the Nightflow show without buying tickets to the night skiing?
- Any other tips? Any must-do activities?
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How's the shopping for food in Fiss? I know there is an M-Preis, but how well is it stocked?
Absolutely fine - well stocked typical austrian supermarket, only bought a sticking plaster (and beer obs) but it was the best i have ever used.
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Since we're cooking dinner, we're probably going to emphasise lunch a bit more. What are the best lunch places and would we need reservations?
Frommes Alp on the long run down from the east side - deer farm, did good venison, the rest were generally run by the lift company and sorry to say a bit disappointing - mainly because they became generic. no reservations required
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How loud are the church bells in the wee hours?
Not loud enough to reach reid in the valley where i stayed
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Where will we find the best-groomed pistes?
all of them are well groomed
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Can you see the Nightflow show without buying tickets to the night skiing?
dunno
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Any other tips? Any must-do activities?
i would have said the hover train dorf bahn but they have upgraded it to a non-hover train - HOW CAN THAT BE AN UPGRADE!!!!!!!!!!
Its a really nice area and covers a lot of ground, very new lift system, well kept pistes
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SkiingDad wrote:
- Any other tips? Any must-do activities?
see here -
https://www.serfaus-fiss-ladis.at/en/winter/highlights
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Thank you for the advice. Mind you, we have stayed in Serfaus earlier, so the dorfbahn is familiar to us. Because our kids were so young at the time, we were very limited in the choice of skiing and lunch places, which is why I'm checking here.
Any info on the best available wiener schnitzel?
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