Your unforgettable winter holiday in Tyrol
A day’s skiing in Kitzbühel offers variety and sweeping views. 233 kilometres of slopes provide plenty of scope for long turns, challenging sections and moments of relaxed enjoyment. The combination of exercise, nature and alpine scenery makes your skiing holiday in Tyrol truly unique. Whether you’re clocking up the kilometres or taking time out to relax – winter shows itself here at its clearest and most vibrant.
A stroll through Kitzbühel’s town centre is simply a must, even in winter. Here, historic façades, narrow alleyways and unique boutiques sit alongside excellent restaurants, cosy cafés and legendary bars. After a day on the slopes, you can immerse yourself in the Kitzbühel way of life – whether it’s après-ski at the legendary Londoner, a delightful dinner or a drink in town. Blending Tyrolean tradition, international cuisine and a modern lifestyle, Kitzbühel reveals its very special character even away from the slopes.
Sport, music and Tyrolean traditions enrich a winter holiday in Kitzbühel. Highlights of the 2026/27 season include:
Kitzbühel Advent | 18 November to 27 December 2026
Ring in the New Year in Kitzbühel | 30 December 2026 to 1 January 2027
24th Bendura Bank Snow Polo World Cup Kitzbühel | 15 to 17 January 2027
87th Hahnenkamm Race Kitzbühel | 18 to 24 January 2027
Further events, including Sound | Escape, as well as the latest programmes and tickets, can be found in the events calendar.
Experience winter walking in Kitzbühel, Tyrol, at its very best – from leisurely strolls in the valley to breathtaking panoramic trails in the mountains. On the Kitzbüheler Horn, perfectly groomed winter walking trails and rustic huts await you, whilst the Hahnenkamm delights with spectacular views and an alpine atmosphere. Around the Schwarzsee, too, winter walking offers a particularly peaceful and picturesque setting for relaxing hours in nature.
Discover winter walks with route descriptions, travel information and places to stop for refreshments
Just a few minutes’ drive from Kitzbühel lies the Aurach Wildlife Park – a nature experience for all the senses. Set amongst vast meadows and rolling hills, it is home to over 200 animals – from the stately red deer to the curious alpaca.
A special destination for families, but also for anyone seeking peace and quiet, sweeping views and something out of the ordinary.
Our tip: the Branderhofstube serves traditional Tyrolean cuisine with a fantastic view. Book your admission
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Kitzbühel in Tyrol is particularly well suited to a winter holiday that combines skiing, relaxation and off-piste activities. The KitzSki ski area offers a variety of runs, whilst the historic old town, with its restaurants, cafés and shops, rounds off the experience. Winter walking, tobogganing, the Aurach Wildlife Park and day spa treatments provide plenty of options for non-skiers and ensure everyone can enjoy their holiday together. Families will find free practice slopes and ski schools offering children’s courses. This makes Kitzbühel a great choice for couples and groups with different interests too.
Kitzbühel is particularly well suited to travellers who wish to combine winter sports with city life and fine dining. Skiers will find a variety of slopes and practice areas, whilst families can enjoy children’s ski courses and attractions such as the Aurach Wildlife Park. Even non-skiers can make the most of their stay with winter walking, cultural activities, shopping and spa treatments. This makes the region an attractive destination for groups travelling together who have different interests.
The Kitzbühel holiday region is situated in Tyrol, Austria, and comprises the town of Kitzbühel as well as Reith bei Kitzbühel, Aurach bei Kitzbühel and Jochberg. In the town itself, you’ll find the historic old town with its shops, restaurants and cafés. The surrounding villages enhance your stay with further accommodation options, places to visit and opportunities for winter sports. Public transport links connect the four villages.
Even without skis, there’s plenty to do on your winter holiday: winter walks, tobogganing, ice skating, strolls around Schwarzsee, a visit to the Kitzbühel Museum or a leisurely wander through the historic old town. Restaurants, cafés and day-spa treatments round off the programme.
Kitzbühel is an excellent winter holiday destination for families in Tyrol. For those first attempts on skis, there are ski schools and practice slopes, for example in Reith bei Kitzbühel. Away from the slopes, you can visit the Aurach Wildlife Park, go for short winter walks or try out the toboggan runs. Choose activities suited to your children’s age and ability. Information on course ages, equipment, opening hours and bookings is available from the respective providers. You can find more information here.
Which slopes, lifts and winter activities are open during your stay depends on snow conditions, the weather and operating hours. When planning your day, make sure to check the weather forecasts and webcams, as well as details of open winter walking trails and toboggan runs. Dates for the Hahnenkamm Races, Kitzbühel Advent and other events can be found in the events calendar.