Tschagguns, a little village in
the Montafon valley was where we decided to go see if the hills are indeed
alive with the sound of music. It is one of those little towns where it seemed
everybody knew everybody. We had dinner at a restaurant one night and the
waitresses were just chatting with everybody! It kind of felt like we were
intruding on some big dinner party, but nonetheless we enjoyed ourselves.
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| Spectacular hiking trails |
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| Beautiful place to see the alps (much cheaper than Switzerland) |
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| Great food! |
The weather was great when we
were there so we managed to do some hiking as we had planned. Since it wasn’t
peak season yet, there weren’t many tourists around and we had the trails more
or less to ourselves. As Tschagguns was such a little town, we felt really safe
even when we were walking around with no one else around. The downside is that
there were very few restaurants/ cafes where we could stop and take a break. All
in all, a very pretty town to get some fresh mountain air before heading back
to a big city again.
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| Unobstructed views of greenery |
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| Free alpine water |
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