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The following rules apply to restaurant visits: Vaccinated / tested / restored rule (3-G). Obligation to register when picking up ordered food and drinks, mouth mask must be worn indoors.
In places where no or usually no seats are allocated (especially bars, clubs and discos), the operator must ensure that 75% of the capacity of the location (available space) is not exceeded.
The following rules apply to restaurant visits: Vaccinated / tested / restored rule (3-G). Obligation to register when picking up ordered food and drinks, mouth mask must be worn indoors.
In places where no or usually no seats are allocated (especially bars, clubs and discos), the operator must ensure that 75% of the capacity of the location (available space) is not exceeded.
Events with 100 people or more must be registered with the district boards and events with 500 people or more require a permit. In addition, a preventive concept must be developed and implemented with a total of 100 participants and a COVID19 officer must be appointed.
The following applies to visitors:
For events with more than 100 participants, the 3-G rule applies.
Skiing in the cosmopolitan town of Kitzbühel, Austria is considered by many to be a luxury. With the many shops, restaurants and cafes and a lively nightlife, you will never get bored on a Kitzbühel ski holiday. Party until the early morning in the popular Club Take Five, take a chance in the casino or enjoy the quaintness of the Alpine Igloo Village; where you can shop, make ice sculptures or, for the daring romantics, get married. If you are looking to do something away from the slopes, with a pass of more than two days, you get free access to the Aquarena swimming pool. The historic centre is a sight to behold with many picturesque houses, churches and marketplaces – despite its international market, the city has retained its Tyrolean atmosphere.
From Kitzbühel, you can catch the ski lifts to the Hahnenkamm which is the starting point for all Kitzbühel ski holidays. With a range of slope difficulties, the Kitzbühel Horn which is ideal for snowboarders and a number of trails running partly through the woods and the Wilder Kaiser ski area perfect for cross country skiers – skiing in Kitzbühel offers something for everyone.