What’s the best way to get to the Kufstein region?

By train, it takes only about an hour from Munich to the heart of the city – the Inntal motorway also leads directly into the centre. The nearest airports are Innsbruck (approx. 80 km) and Munich (approx. 100 km); shuttle services run from both to the Kufsteinerland region. Find out more about getting here .

How do I get around locally, in the Kufstein region?

With the KufsteinerlandCard, visitors can use numerous public bus routes free of charge – the bus and train timetables are perfectly coordinated, and there are also cycling and bike-sharing offers available. Find out more about local transport here .

Which towns and villages are part of the Kufsteinerland region?

The region comprises the fortified town of Kufstein and the eight picturesque villages of Bad Häring, Ebbs, Erl, Langkampfen, Niederndorf, Niederndorferberg, Schwoich and Thiersee. Here you will find an overview of the villages.

Is the Kufsteinerland region certified as sustainable?

The Kufsteinerland region has been certified as a sustainable tourist destination under the Austrian Ecolabel scheme.

Is there any Congress funding available for conferences in the Kufsteinerland region?

The Kufsteinerland region provides funding for national and international events. Here you will find detailed information on the eligibility criteria and the application process for funding.

Kufsteinerland

Fortress, mountains, high culture – conferences bringing together business, academia and the Alpine environment.

The Kufsteinerland region combines creativity and innovation with living Tirolean traditions and high international culture. From a ‘Lord of the Castle’ evening at Kufstein Fortress to a wine tasting at the world-renowned Riedel glassworks, right through to canyoning tours in the mountains – the Kufsteinerland offers the perfect, extraordinary setting for every occasion. Sustainability is not just a promise here, but a way of life: the Kufsteinerland is certified as a sustainable tourism destination under the Austrian Ecolabel.