Highlights
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The region’s landmark, Kufstein Fortress, is home to the Heroes’ Organ, the world’s largest open-air organ. In winter, the historic fortress provides an atmospheric setting for cultural experiences and unforgettable views over the snow-covered old town and Inn Valley.
Tip: Allow enough time for a stroll through the town before or after your visit to the fortress! -
During Advent, Kufstein’s town park becomes an atmospheric festive haven, with sparkling lights, punch stalls and a nostalgic carousel. It is a popular meeting place for visitors and locals before, during or after a stroll through the town.
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The world-famous glassmaker Riedel is based in Kufstein. At the Tyrolean glassworks, visitors can experience the fascinating art of glassmaking, with free guided tours available every weekday. A visit to the Riedel flagship store is an essential part of any trip to Kufstein.
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Book well in advance! This unique bar is a must-see. Hidden deep inside the fortress mountain, Stollenbar is home to more than 1'000 gins from around the world, the largest collection of its kind. Its distinctive atmosphere is something you might otherwise expect to find only in a major international city.
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The Kaiser Mountains nature reserve lies just outside the town. Follow prepared winter walking trails, head out on a snowshoe hike or stop for refreshments at a traditional mountain inn and experience the tranquillity of the Tyrolean mountains in winter, ideal for slowing down and taking a moment to unwind.
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With one change in Innsbruck, you can reach Kufstein from Zurich in around five hours. The train offers a comfortable, reliable and easy-to-plan journey to the fortress town on the River Inn. The varied Alpine scenery along the route makes the journey itself particularly enjoyable.