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Après-ski at the Hohenhaus Tenne
2–4 hours (or longer ...) · from 2 people, also great for large groups · from 0 €700 m
Once the last run is done, the second part of the day in Schladming is only just beginning: at the Hohenhaus Tenne, Europe's biggest après-ski hut, the party spreads across five floors right in the Planai stadium. You come straight off the piste in your ski boots, grab a drink and join the crowd by the music — and before you know it, that quick stop-off has turned into a whole evening. From rustic hut revelry and the Tenne Stadl restaurant to the nightlife party after 9:30 pm: the Tenne is an institution that simply belongs to any winter holiday in Schladming. And the best part: entry is free on normal days.
What awaits you
The Hohenhaus Tenne isn't just any après-ski hut — it's the biggest in Europe, and has been voted the best several times. Spread across five floors are various areas: the disco, the Tenne Stadl restaurant serving Alpine cuisine (96 seats inside, around 60 on the terrace), the Hohenhaus Alm, the WM-Saal, the Hohenhäusl and the Pichlmayrstube. In the winter peak season, DJs play daily, joined by live acts and events. The atmosphere ranges from cosy hut revelry in the afternoon to an exuberant party at night — you decide how long you stay.
Prices & opening hours
Regular entry to the Hohenhaus Tenne is free — you only pay for what you eat and drink. The exceptions are special events such as the Ski Opening or the parties around the Nightrace, for which tickets are available via oeticket.com. In the winter peak season, après-ski runs daily until around 8 pm, with the nightlife party kicking off at 9:30 pm. Outside the ski season, the disco opens on Fridays and Saturdays from 8 pm. Important: entry from age 16, only with valid photo ID (Styrian youth protection law). As of July 2026 — you'll find current events in the event calendar on tenne.com.
Getting there from Schladming
It could hardly be more convenient: the Hohenhaus Tenne sits right in the Planai stadium at the valley station of the Planai cable car, just about ten minutes' walk from Schladming's town centre. If you're skiing on the Planai, you'll come to a stop practically at the front door — ski boots are expressly welcome at après-ski. You don't need a car, and that's a good thing: after a few hours at the Tenne, you can stroll back to the centre or your accommodation at your leisure. If you're staying further out, take the ski bus or a taxi.
Insider tips
The absolute highlight of the year is the legendary Nightrace at the end of January: when the Ski World Cup night slalom takes place on the Planai, the Tenne is the epicentre of Schladming — if you want to party then, arrive very early or secure tickets for the race parties in good time. Big acts also perform regularly at the Ski Opening at the end of November. Our tip for connoisseurs: first enjoy a relaxed Alpine meal in the Tenne Stadl, then head upstairs to the party. In high season, it's worth reserving a table at the restaurant (+43 3687 22100).
- Europe's biggest après-ski hut
- 5 floors of partying right in the Planai stadium
- Après-ski daily in peak season
- Voted best après-ski hut several times
Tip: During the legendary Nightrace in January, the Tenne is the epicentre of Schladming — if you want to party then, arrive very early.
Getting there: Right in the Planai stadium, approx. 10 minutes' walk from the centre — ideal, because no car is needed.
Price: Regular entry free; tickets only needed for special events such as the Ski Opening and Nightrace (sold via oeticket.com). Entry from age 16 with photo ID. As of July 2026
Last updated: July 22, 2026
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frequently asked questions.
Does entry to the Hohenhaus Tenne cost anything?
No, regular entry is free. You only need tickets for special events such as the Ski Opening or the Nightrace parties, which are sold via oeticket.com. (As of July 2026)
From what age can you enter the Hohenhaus Tenne?
Entry is permitted from age 16 (Styrian youth protection law for nightlife venues) and only with valid photo ID.
When is après-ski at the Tenne?
Daily in the winter peak season: après-ski until around 8 pm, with the nightlife party continuing from 9:30 pm. Outside the ski season, the disco opens on Fridays and Saturdays from 8 pm.
Is the Hohenhaus Tenne suitable for families with children?
As an après-ski and party venue, not really — entry is only permitted from age 16. For a family meal during the day, the Tenne Stadl restaurant is a good option.
Do you need to book?
Not for the après-ski itself — just drop by. For a table at the Tenne Stadl restaurant, booking is recommended in high season on +43 3687 22100.
How do I get from Schladming to the Tenne?
On foot: the Tenne sits right in the Planai stadium at the valley station of the Planai cable car, just around ten minutes' walk from the centre. No car needed.
