Kitzbühel
The „Monte Carlo of the Alps"

Historic old town meets Alpine lifestyle – in summer and winter alike. Legendary Kitzbühel is something you simply have to experience for yourself.   

What makes a place truly unforgettable? It's that rare magic that happens when tradition meets innovation. Kitzbühel brings this to life in a unique way by combining the best of both worlds: A charming mountain village and a cosmopolitan hotspot. In winter, the legendary Streif challenges even the world-best athletes, while 233 km of pristine pistes await skiers of all skill levels. In summer, the panorama changes into a network of hiking trails and four top-class golf courses against the backdrop of majestic mountains.

The medieval old town, with its characteristic colourful façades, tells stories of long-forgotten times, while luxurious hotels and exquisite boutiques offer modern comfort. The nickname "Monte Carlo of the Alps" is well-earned. The cultural program of the town includes everything from concerts to exhibitions, while the culinary side offers something for everyone - from Michelin-starred restaurants to cosy, rustic mountain huts.

Kitzbühel is more than just a holiday destination. It's an experience that shows how seamlessly contrasts can coexist to create something truly exceptional.

Quick info about Kitzbühel
Location:in the Kitzbüheler Alps
Inhabitants:8.439 (as of 2024)
Elevation: 800 to 2.000 m
Kilometres of ski pistes: 233
Founded:in 1271

Kitzbühel enchantes with a perfect mix of Alpine tradition and sophisticated flair - in summer and in winter.

With the Red Card, the guest card of Kitzbühel, you can save with exclusive reductions. You'll get it at your accommodation.

Meet Kitzbühel

Top highlights

Art and culture in Tirol, embedded in Alpine lifestyle, lightness and warmth

Tirolean cuisine unites authentic flavours and creative ideas since generations

Unique places to stay

Climate protection info

Arrival by public transport & mobility in Kitzbühel

Kitzbühel is easily accessible by a well-connected public transport system. A T-shaped network connects Aurach and Jochberg in the south, Kitzbühel in the centre, and Reith in the west. Three train stations and a bus service provide access to every village, which makes travelling between them and within the region very easy and comfortable.

FAQs

  • The Hahnenkamm race on the legendary Streif downhill run, one of the world's most dangerous and prestigious ski races.

  • Exclusive winter tourism and first-class ski areas with amazing pistes and a modern infrastructure.

  • Its status as a sophisticated hotspot for international celebrities and high society.

  • The picturesque medieval old town with colourful façades and historic buildings.

  • Luxurious hotels, boutiques and upper-class cuisine have given the town its reputation as the "Monte Carlo of the Alps".

  • First-class golf courses and a wide range of summer sports, like hiking, mountain biking and tennis.

  • A perfect blend of traditional Tirolean culture and international luxury and lifestyle.

  • As an all-year-round holiday destination with an extensive event calendar, including polo and tennis tournaments as well as cultural events.

Kitzbühel enchants with the perfect mix of Alpine tradition and sophisticated flair. In winter, the legendary Streif downhill run and 170 km of ski pistes attract winter sports enthusiasts, while food connoisseurs are treated to award-winning cuisine in top-class restaurants. In summer, the region transforms into a paradise for hikers and golfers, with four exclusive golf courses to choose from. The medieval town centre, with its colourful facades, invites visitors for a stroll and browse. Experience genuine Tirolean hospitality in one of the rustic mountain huts and savour homemade local delicacies. Whether you're seeking an action-packed sporting adventure or well-earned relaxation with wellness – Kitzbühel offers unforgettable experiences in a breathtaking Alpine setting to suit every taste.

Kitzbühel: The world-famous winter sports hotspot with the legendary Streif downhill run at the Hahnenkamm race impresses with an elegant Alpine ambience. The picturesque medieval town centre enchants visitors with exclusive boutiques and first-class restaurants.

Aurach: The village of Aurach presents itself as an idyllic place with authentic Tirolean charm. It's particularly well known for its wildlife park, home to native animal species. Beautiful hiking trails lead through untouched mountain landscapes, offering unforgettable encounters with nature.

Jochberg: The traditional mountain village at the foot of the Kitzbüheler Horn stands out with excellent ski areas away from the hustle and bustle. The historic mining heritage, dating back to the days of copper and silver extraction, gives the village a unique cultural significance.

Reith: The peaceful neighbouring village of Kitzbühel is home to the well-known lake Schwarzsee, a natural moor lake with excellent water quality. In summer, the lake invites visitors to swim, while in winter, it becomes a romantic spot for ice skating.

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