• Kitzbuhel ski area
  

  
  Kitzbuehel and Skiing. The connection is timeless and legendary. Since 1892, here at the foot of the Hahnenkamm skiing has taken place in Kitzbuhel. 51 cable cars and lifts, 170 km of perfectly groomed slopes, superb freeride possibilities and the world famous "Streif" downhill course
  
  

• Kitzbuehel town
  

  
  Kitzbühel began life in the 16th century as a silver and copper mining town, and today continues to preserve a charming medieval centre despite its other persona as a fashionable and prosperous winter resort. It’s renowned for the excellence of its slopes and vibrant apres-ski and nighlife
  
  

• Hahnenkamm downhill race
  

  
  Hahnenkamm (Strife) is toughest downhill course on Earth. The race, a part of Ski World Cup series, is held every winter. Winning it is more prestigious than winning the Olympics, world championship or any other race. Merely finishing it is a big accomplishment.
  
  

• Copper Mine Museum
  

  
  This old mine is situated on 10 km (6 1/4 miles) south of Kitzbühel. Jochberg was first mentioned as a mining village in 1447. By 1830 there were 16 km (10 miles) of working galleries and 2 km (1 mile) of shafts on various levels. In its heyday, the mine employed 160 men over 30 km (18 3/4 miles) and 134 tons of copper ore were extracted every year. In 1990, the old gallery was made into the "Kupferplatte" mining museum, where visitors can descend 500 m by pit railway.
  
  

• Hiking in Kitzbuehel
  

  
  Hiking is by far the most popular sport in Kitzbuehel during the summer, because the resort with its network of well-maintained trails is a true walker's paradies. More than 1000 km of trails are available to explore the colourful flower meadows with grazing cows, wide alpine pastures as well as the soft grass mountains which are characteristic for the area.
  
  

• Snowpark
  

  
  Innovative park design and perfect conditions add up to one of the ultimate freestyle hotspots in the Alps. The Mercedes-Benz Snowpark Kitzbuehel Hanglalm provides endless riding possibilities for all skill levels. If you are going to take a lap in the park, be prepared for a huge freestyle menu. Park designer Franz Josef Lechner and his shape crew are known for their tireless creativity, that’s there’s always something to discover!
  
  

• Alpine flower garden
  

  
  Arnica, edelweiss, purple bellflowers and other fragile alpine blooms flourish at this quiet garden at the top of Kitzbüheler Horn. It’s best reached by cable car. A road also twists up to the mountain
  
  

• Church of our lady
  

  
  The church, first mentioned in 1373, is on two floors. The original church tower was not wide enough to house a large bell, therefor a new bell tower, 48 metres high (158 ft) was added to the West side of the chapel in 1566/69. The bell with its 6.332 kg is considered sounding most beautiful in the country and is Kitzbühel´s pride and joy. The church interior is decorated in high baroque style.
  
  

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