East of Tyrol lies the beautiful town of Kitzbühel, long renowned in the skiing world for its Streif downhill slope. Since 1930, it has hosted the world-renowned Hahnenkamm alpine skiing competition, which rivals even the World Championships.

The service, both on the ski lifts and in public areas, throughout the town, is top-notch, and the friendly, welcoming atmosphere is unmatched.

The Kitzbühel ski resort has been operating for over 100 years and is one of the largest ski resorts in Europe. The town’s special charm lies in its preserved medieval character. The colorful houses give Kitzbühel the appearance of a fairytale setting.

Kitzbühel boasts numerous architectural monuments. Remains of ancient fortress walls and unique frescoes offer insight into the town’s history. It even has its own leaning tower and churches in a wide variety of architectural styles.

If you don’t fancy skiing, you can hike along romantic winter trails, play tennis, go ice skating, or swim in the pool.

Besides sports, Kitzbühel offers a wide range of other entertainment: excellent restaurants, historic taverns, nightclubs, and casinos.

Cock racing is very popular with visitors to Kitzbühel.

Nature lovers should definitely visit the Wild Park.