Your Winter 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 a great destination for a family holiday. It has plenty of charming, family-owned hotels and guest houses, ski schools, and designated family skiing areas. There's also the Kitz Ministreif, where the little ones can master their skills and get a taste of what ski racing is like.

• Ski schools in Kitzbühel

• Family skiing in Kitzbühel

• Panorama Alm

  Settle down in the cosy mountain hut or on the large sun terrace with panoramic views.

• Sonnbühel

  A luxurious mountain hut restaurant offering exquisite culinary delights.

• BichlAlm

  The BichlAlm is located in a place of peace and seclusion high up in the mountains. Escape from the hustle and completely surrender to nature.

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.