Austria

Tyrol

Where to stay

Kitzbühel

Kitzbühel is Austria's most famous alpine resort, and in summer it becomes a premium golf destination with Golf Eichenheim directly accessible from the town. The medieval market town, surrounded by the Kitzbühel Alps, provides a remarkably attractive setting for a golf stay.

Golf access: Golf Eichenheim Kitzbühel is on the edge of the town; several other Tyrolean courses are within range.
Restaurants & evenings: One of Austria's most celebrated alpine resort towns — strong for traditional Tyrolean dining and après-ski style establishments.
Families: The Hahnenkamm downhill course (a ski destination in winter), the Alpine Flower Garden, and Kitzbühel's medieval town walls are family-friendly.

Innsbruck

Innsbruck is Tyrol's capital and a practical alternative base to Kitzbühel for golfers touring multiple Tyrolean courses. The city's setting between mountains and Inn Valley, and its history as a two-time Olympic host, gives it a character that the smaller resort towns cannot match.

Golf access: Kitzbühel is 80 km east; several Inn Valley courses are within 20–40 minutes of Innsbruck.
Restaurants & evenings: A university city with a lively food and café scene; strong for Austrian and Tyrolean cuisine.
Families: Innsbruck's Olympic bobsled run, Nordkette cable car to the mountain plateau, and Ambras Castle are popular with families.

Location

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