365 Days of Adventure in Kitzbühel
The crown jewel of the Alps

By plane:
The closest airports from Kitzbühel are Innsbruck (95 km), Salzburg (80 km) and Munich, Germany (150 km)

By train/bus:
Take a direct train from Innsbruck (1 h 20 min), Salzburg (1 h 15 min) or Munich, Germany (2 h).

By car:
From Germany: Take A8 motorway towards Salzburg, then the A93 motorway towards Kufstein at the “Inntal-Dreieck” interchange to the “Kufstein Süd” exit. Take the Loferer Bundesstraße (B178) towards St. Johann in Tirol and the Pass Thurn Bundesstraße (B161) to Kitzbühel.

Yes. Kitzbühel is easily accessible by train, with direct connections from Vienna, Salzburg, Munich, and Innsbruck. Three railway stations and an extensive bus service ensure that all villages in the region are easy and convenient to reach. The nearest airports are Salzburg, Innsbruck, and Munich, each offering train and shuttle connections to Kitzbühel.

In summer, the region transforms into a paradise for hikers and golfers, with four exclusive golf courses to choose from. The medieval town centre invites visitors to take 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.

Yes, Kitzbühel is a great destination for a family holiday all year round. It has plenty of charming, family-owned hotels and guest houses, as well as family hiking and cycling trails for spring, summer and autumn holidays.

In winter, you'll find designated family skiing areas and great ski schools. There's also the Kitz Ministreif, where the little ones can master their skills and get a taste of what ski racing is like.

Kitzbühel offers the best conditions for a wellness holiday. From panoramic swimming pools to steam baths and solariums to feel-good saunas - in Kitzbühels exclusive wellness hotels, you will find all the ingredients for your very own Me Time.

Yes, Kitzbühel is a suitable resort for beginner skiers (and snowboarders). While it is generally known for its more challenging slopes, the resort also offers dedicated beginner areas and gentle slopes, particularly on the Kitzbüheler Horn and around the Hahnenkamm. There are also free practice lifts, such as Rasmusleiten, Mocking, and Pulverturm, making it a great place to learn. 

Absolutely — Kitzbühel has plenty to offer beyond skiing.

While the town is famous for its legendary slopes and the Hahnenkamm races, it’s also a year-round destination with activities for non-skiers in every season. Visitors can enjoy scenic winter walks, spa and wellness experiences, cosy mountain huts, shopping and excellent restaurants, as well as cable car rides with panoramic Alpine views.

In the warmer months, Kitzbühel is ideal for hiking, cycling, golf and relaxing by Lake Schwarzsee. The charming medieval old town, cultural events and laid-back Alpine atmosphere make it just as appealing for visitors looking for relaxation and nature rather than winter sports.

Whether you're after outdoor adventures, wellness or simply a stylish Alpine escape, Kitzbühel is well worth visiting without skiing.

• Starthaus by the Hahnenkamm (1,700 m)

  Magnificent view over Kitzbühel, Jochberg, Aurach and Reith and the impressive mountain landscape.

• Kitzbüheler Horn (2,000 m)

  Accessible by the Kitzbüheler Hornbahn and the Horngipfelbahn.

• Lake Schwarzsee

  A moor lake located about 2 km west of Kitzbühel on the Brixental road in the Kitzbühel Alps.

• Best for: Hiking, skiing, wellness holidays and family mountain escapes

• Best time to visit: Year-round, with hiking and lake experiences in summer and skiing in winter

• Ideal trip length: 3–5 days

• Getting there: Easy access by train from Innsbruck, Salzburg and Munich

• Perfect for: Couples, families, outdoor enthusiasts and wellness travellers