Relaxing days in the midst of picturesque nature: Spend your vacation in the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis region and choose from numerous affordable vacation apartments!

Ladis is a municipality with 532 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2022) in the district of Landeck in the province of Tyrol (Austria).

The tourist community is also known for its sulfur and sour springs (Oblader Sauerbrunn) since the Middle Ages.

Culture and sights

    The Catholic parish church Ladis was built as a classicistic building from 1829 to 1831 and is surrounded by the cemetery.
    Laudegg Castle on the northeastern edge of the village is enthroned on a vertical slate cliff high above the Inn Valley. The residential tower was built around 1200, the small palace only a little later. The castle was the administrative seat of the Upper Court until the 16th century and gradually fell into disrepair when the administrative seat moved to Ried im Oberinntal. Restoration began in 1940. The castle can be visited.
    The listed former farmhouse Rechelerhaus is used as a cultural and event center. The building consists of the farmhouse and was extended with annexes in 2007/08. The cultural center has, among other things, an event hall with 200 seats, an open-air stage with spectator stands and a museum and gallery.