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The Ache ranges from a cute sight to a raging river.

The Schwarzsee is open to the public, with walking paths and several places to enter the water. During the summer season, a section of the Schwarzsee is closed off and designated as a swimming and recreational area. This area features a diving board, playgrounds, a water slide, and a restaurant.

It is very beautiful and interesting here

looks great, always worth a trip

looks great, always worth a trip

Parish Church of St. Andreas, Kitzbühel from 1506 The church, located on the church hill at the foot of the Lebenberg, was consecrated in 1506 and is the work of Stefan Krumenauer, one of the most important late Gothic architects in the Upper Bavarian-Salzburg region. Inside, artistic styles from a total of seven centuries come together to form a harmonious whole. The high altar of the parish church is a monumental testimony to Kitzbühel's independent artistic position in sculpture and painting around 1650. The tomb of the Kupferschmid family, located under the Langahus walls, is the only monument of the bourgeois Renaissance that has survived in Kitzbühel. Before leaving the church, we recommend a visit to the Rosa Chapel, named after its patron saint, which adjoins the choir to the south. With the Madonna and Child on display and the baptismal font, it contains two witnesses from the time when it was built in the Gothic period. Text / Source: Kitzbühel Tourism, Hinterstadt 18, 6370 Kitzbühel https://www.kitzbuehel.com/lifestyle/kultur/

Church of Our Lady, pilgrimage church, Kitzbühel from the 14th century The Church of Our Lady on the church hill outside the historic city center was built in the 14th century as a two-story chapel, the basement of which served as an ossuary. It only received its characteristic 48 m high, massive tower between 1566 and 1569 - the first, representative church bell that was delivered proved to be too big for the slender parish church tower that had been taken over from the previous church. The bell provided the impetus for building a new tower decades later. The altarpiece is a copy of the famous image of Mary Help of Christians by Lucas Cranach, made around 1630 and located in the Innsbruck Cathedral. Behind the Church of Our Lady, in front of the Mesnerstadl, there is a unique view of churches, the mountain cemetery and parts of the old town. The Hahnenkamm and the edge of the Hausberg can also be seen. Text / Source: Kitzbühel Tourism, Hinterstadt 18, 6370 Kitzbühel https://www.kitzbuehel.com/lifestyle/kultur/

Kitzbühel Medieval town, young flair We reach the oldest part of the town: the town wall with the Jochberger Gate and the Pfleghof. A castle with a residential wing and watchtower stood here as early as 1120. Today, all that remains of the former Kitzbühel Castle is the five-story Pfleghof tower. The Jochberger Gate is the entrance to the historic old town, from here you can see the entire “promenade” for the first time. I now understand what Pepi means when he talks about the “very special aura” of this town: the colorful house facades shine in the morning sun, tables and chairs are set up in front of the cafés and umbrellas are put up. At the other end of the old town, the two towers of the Liebfrauen and Andreas churches greet you, and you can even see the Wilder Kaiser behind them. I actually feel a bit like I’m on vacation. Now I’m going to drink a cappuccino, do a bit of window shopping, wonderful! I’m definitely planning to do that in the afternoon. Text / Source: Tirol Info, Maria-Theresien-Straße 556020 Innsbruck https://www.tirol.at/blog/b-empfehlungen/kitzbuehel-entdecken