Museum Kitzbühel
A city museum in a converted old granary in the old town, presenting ski history and the snowy landscapes of painter Alfons Walde.
Museum Kitzbühel is housed in a medieval granary and a city-wall tower on Hinterstadt. Its exhibits trace the history from Bronze Age copper mining to the medieval market town, along with the rise of skiing in the 20th century and local legends such as Olympic champion Toni Seelos. The museum's main collection is the work of Tyrolean painter Alfons Walde, whose bright snowscapes and farmhouses became a visual symbol of the town. The rooftop terrace overlooks the old town. The museum is small, and you can see it in about 1 hour.
Opening hours
Tue–Sun approx. 10:00–17:00 (check website)
Nearby sights
- Kitzbühel Old Town
- St. Andrew's Parish Church & Liebfrauenkirche
- Schwarzsee
- Hahnenkamm & Streif
- Kitzbüheler Horn
- Wildpark Aurach
- 3S Gondola
- Wilder Kaiser