Getting to Kitzbühel, Austria

Getting There and Away

A serene winter evening view of Kitzbühel with snow-capped buildings and mountains.

winter visual, Pexels

Kitzbühel is well-served by a network of transport hubs, including three main train stations within the town itself and convenient access to several international airports. The primary train stations are Kitzbühel Hauptbahnhof, Kitzbühel Hahnenkamm Station, and Kitzbühel Schwarzsee. The region also benefits from a local bus system that connects Kitzbühel with nearby villages.

By Air and Train/Bus/Transfer:

From Salzburg Airport (SZG):: This airport is approximately 80 km from Kitzbühel. Travelers can expect a drive of about 1 to 1.5 hours by car or private transfer. Alternatively, a combination of bus and train via Wörgl Hbf takes around 2 hours 53 minutes, with train tickets costing between €17 and €60, and bus combinations between €14 and €21.
From Innsbruck Airport (INN):: Located about 96-100 km away, the journey by car or private transfer typically takes around 1 hour 15 minutes to 1.5 hours. Taking a train involves a shuttle or taxi to Innsbruck Hauptbahnhof, then a train with one transfer in Wörgl, taking approximately 1 hour 42 minutes to 2 hours, with costs ranging from €30 to €55.
From Munich Airport (MUC):: Situated around 110-170 km from Kitzbühel, a car journey takes about 1 hour 45 minutes to 2.5 hours. Train travel from Munich Airport requires transfers, usually at Munich East or Hauptbahnhof and then Wörgl, with total travel times ranging from 2 hours 11 minutes to 3 hours 32 minutes and costs from €13 to €70.
Private airport transfers are available from these airports; for instance, a transfer from Munich Airport can start from $400, from Salzburg Airport from $249, and from Innsbruck Airport from $277.

By Train:

Kitzbühel is easily accessible via the extensive Austrian and German rail networks. There are three train stations in Kitzbühel itself, with Kitzbühel Hauptbahnhof being the main hub. Connections are frequent from major cities, often requiring a transfer at Wörgl for routes from Innsbruck and Munich.

By Bus:

A local bus network operates throughout Kitzbühel and connects to surrounding villages like Reith, Aurach, and Jochberg. During winter, a free ski bus is available for those with a valid ski pass. While intercity bus services exist, direct routes to Kitzbühel can vary depending on the origin city.

By Car:

Driving to Kitzbühel provides flexibility for exploring the broader region. Car rental services are available from companies such as Sixt and Hertz in Kitzbühel. An International Driver's Permit is necessary for renting a car in Austria, and a highway vignette (toll sticker) is required for Austrian motorways.

By Taxi:

Taxis are readily available within Kitzbühel for local travel, and it is advisable to agree on the fare in advance.

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