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Driving to Kitzbuehel
Driving to Kitzbühel is easy and stress-free, thanks to excellent motorway connections directly into the Alps. Once there, convenient parking is available near the center and the ski lifts. Enjoy the freedom to explore charming villages like Aurach, Reith, and Jochberg at your own pace.
From Innsbruck: Drive via the A12 to Kitzbühel. The average driving time is about 1 hour and 10 minutes.
From Munich: Drive via the A93 and then the A12. The average driving time is about 1 hour and 45 minutes.
From Salzburg: Take the A1 and then the A12 to Kitzbühel. The average driving time is about 1 hour and 30 minutes.
From Italy: You can either travel via the Brenner Pass using the A22 and A13 to reach Kitzbühel via Innsbruck, or take the scenic route via the Felbertauern and travel through the Salzburg region. The average driving time is about 2 hours and 30 minutes.
Tip: You will need a vignette for driving on Austrian motorways. It can be purchased online or at most gas stations and rest areas.
Parking in Kitzbühel
Kitzbühel offers numerous convenient parking options. Public parking is available in various locations (Pfarrau, Voglfeld, Schwarzsee), at the ski lifts (Hahnenkamm, Fleckalm, Wägstatt, Ganslern, Resterhöhe, Pass Thurn), and near local attractions. Depending on the location, you will find both paid (Kapser parking lot, Tennis Stadium, Sports Park) and free parking spaces. Underground garages (Hahnenkamm and Fleckalm valley stations) provide covered parking, ideal during winter. Many hotels also offer their own parking facilities. Be sure to follow signage for time limits and fees.
E-Charging Stations
The network of e-charging stations in Kitzbühel is constantly growing, making sustainable travel even easier. Numerous charging stations are located near the town center, ski lifts, and hotels, allowing visitors to conveniently charge their electric vehicles while enjoying Kitzbühel.
Important Information when Driving in Austria
If you are driving in Austria, make sure your vehicle meets legal requirements. From November 1 to April 15, winter tires are mandatory when there is snow or ice. In mountainous regions like Kitzbühel, it is also recommended to carry snow chains. Always have a warning triangle, a reflective safety vest, and a first-aid kit in the car. Additionally, vehicles on motorways require a valid vignette. Driving under the influence of alcohol is strictly prohibited, with a blood alcohol limit of 0.5 mg.
Car Sharing
Car sharing in Kitzbühel and Tirol is becoming increasingly popular, offering a flexible and eco-friendly way to explore the region. With convenient pick-up locations and easy access to electric and hybrid vehicles, car sharing enables sustainable travel while you enjoy the beauty of Tirol.