Kufstein - Hohe Salve - Wildschönau
This holiday area comprises three regions that complement each other with their beauty.
The city of Kufstein with its fortress represents the cultural centre of the region. This is where every year wine festivals, operettas, theatre and traditional highlights such as the return of the cattle and farmers’ markets take place. In the surroundings, there are the Hohe Salve with its charming holiday resorts, that is to say Wörgl or the pilgirmage site Mariastein, as well as the high valley of the Wildschönau.
In winter, the holiday area Kufstein - Hohe Salve - Wildschönau is located at the entrance of the largest ski resort of Austria, which is also known beyond borders, the “SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental”. On the 279 km of ski slopes you can endlessly enjoy skiing. What is also recommendable is of course tobogganing and après ski - a real must-do in Tyrol.
Enjoy the holiday area Kufstein - Hohe Salve - Wildschönau:
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The rural village of Angath is a popular holiday resort located at the Inn river. more
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Angerberg with its lovely hamlets spread all over is a real paradise for those who love hiking and cross-country skiing. more
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The former miners’ village of Bad Häring today is a famous spa town. more
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Ebbs is located at the foot of the Zahmer Kaiser mountain chain and is known beyond borders for its foal farm. more
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Erl, famous above all for its Passion Plays, is located at the border to Bavaria. more
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The sunny municipality Hopfgarten im Brixental is located at an altitude of 620 m asl. more
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Itter and its eponymous castle are located on a terrace above the Mühltal and Brixental valleys. more
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Kelchsau in the Kitzbühel Alps is a paradise for those who seek relaxation and calm. more
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The holiday resort of Kirchbichl, located at the Inn river, is one of the oldest villages in the Inntal valley. more
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The holiday destination Kufstein is located between South Tyrol in Italy and Bavaria in Germany. more
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The holiday restort Langkampfen offers a fantastic view on the Kaiser mountain chain. more
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The pilgrimage site Mariastein with its 300 inhabitants is the smallest village in the district of Kufstein. more
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At the foot of the Kaiser mountain chain, there is the village of Niederndorf, which has a very long history. more
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The village of Niederndorferberg is a hilltop site located above the Unterinntal valley. more
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This cosy holiday resort of Schwoich is considered to be the birthplace of the Austrian cement industry. more
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The Thiersee valley, located on a sunny plateau, is surrounded by gentle hills and majestic peaks. more
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Wildschönau is a 24 km long valley in the Kitzbühel Alps, close to the city of Wörgl. more
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The city of Wörgl with its 12,000 inhabitants is the shopping metropolis of this area. more
