Kitzbühel brings together the atmosphere of a historic Alpine town with the facilities and experiences of an internationally renowned ski resort. Beyond skiing, discover its mountain landscapes, traditional cuisine and refined selection of shops, restaurants and spas.
Take time to explore the historic centre, characterised by colourful façades, narrow streets and traditional Tyrolean architecture. Browse the boutiques along Vorderstadt and Hinterstadt or pause at one of the town's cafés for a Sacher Torte and a coffee.
For a quieter afternoon, head towards Lake Schwarzsee, surrounded by the peaks of the Kitzbühel Alps and particularly atmospheric during the winter months.
With a wide variety of pistes and extensive winter facilities, Kitzbühel caters to different levels of skiing and snowboarding. The Hahnenkamm area offers panoramic views and access to some of the resort's most celebrated runs, while the surrounding mountains provide further opportunities for winter sports.
After a day outdoors, retreat to one of Kitzbühel's spas or wellness centres for a more restorative side of the Alpine experience.
Every January, the world's best alpine skiers descend on the Hahnenkamm for one of the most anticipated races on the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup calendar. The Streif is renowned for its steep sections, high speeds and demanding terrain, making it one of the most challenging downhill courses in international skiing.
Even outside race week, the Hahnenkamm remains one of Kitzbühel's defining experiences for winter sports enthusiasts.
Kitzbühel offers a selection of distinguished Alpine hotels, from historic properties overlooking the mountains to refined retreats centred around wellness and gastronomy.
At the heart of Kitzbühel's historic centre, Hotel Weisses Rössl combines a historic setting with contemporary Alpine design. A member of The Leading Hotels of the World, the 5-star property offers 45 rooms and suites, a refined spa and direct access to the boutiques, restaurants and winter attractions of the town.
Its central location also places the Hahnenkamm cable car within easy reach, making it a particularly convenient base for exploring the surrounding ski area. After a day on the slopes, guests can retreat to the hotel's spa or enjoy dinner at zuma, the property's renowned Japanese restaurant.
A member of Relais & Châteaux, Tennerhof Gourmet & Spa de Charme Hotel combines traditional Tyrolean character with refined hospitality. The property is known for its gastronomy and extensive spa facilities, including pools, saunas and dedicated wellness treatments.
Its intimate atmosphere and focus on personalised service make Tennerhof a natural choice for a more private and traditional Kitzbühel experience.
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