Après-ski
in Kitzbühel

The Pavillon is located just a five-minute walk from the center of Kitzbühel, directly across from the Hahnenkammbahn bottom station. It’s the perfect spot for a lively après-ski experience. Thanks to its close proximity to the train station and bus stop, the Pavillon is easily accessible without a car.

Centrally located in the heart of Kitzbühel, The Londoner offers a genuine party atmosphere steeped in tradition. As a fixture of Kitzbühel and a gathering place for locals and international guests alike, The Londoner has shaped the city’s nightlife for decades—in 2026, this legendary pub will celebrate its 50th anniversary. In the afternoon, it invites you to enjoy a relaxing beer after après-ski, while in the evening, live DJs, international acts, and cult bands like the Short & Curlies ensure unforgettable nights—especially around the Hahnenkamm Races.

Located right in the heart of the ski resort, the Sonnenrast is accessible both on foot and on skis. It’s just 150 meters from the Fleckalmbahn, or about a 30-minute winter walk from the top station of the Hahnenkammbahn. Look forward to a lively atmosphere and a variety of live events. On weekends, the Sonnenrast becomes a party hotspot with pulsating house music. You can find the current lineup here.

Schilala is the perfect spot for anyone looking to wind down after a day of skiing with great music, drinks, and a fantastic atmosphere. Located at the Seidlalm, you’ll find a sunny terrace with a stunning view and a cozy interior with a retro vibe. Live DJs provide the perfect soundtrack, while crispy snacks and classics like chips or currywurst offer just the right refreshment. Whether for a quick break or as the perfect finale after your last run—at Schilala, Alpine charm meets party spirit.

The Hofalm is located right next to the bottom station of the Wagstättbahn gondola in Jochberg. A stop here is a special experience – the Hofalm’s distinctive style makes it the perfect après-ski venue.

Located right next to the Pass Thurn valley station, the Affenstadl invites you to stop by for a break—a great time is guaranteed. With lively music, refreshing drinks, and a relaxed atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to enjoy the rest of your day on the slopes. Whether you’re wrapping up your day or taking a quick break in between runs, good vibes and a friendly atmosphere are what it’s all about.

Located right next to the Fleckalmbahn valley station, the Gamsstadl invites you to enjoy unique experiences in a charming atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to relax and celebrate in style after an exciting day on the slopes.

Located at Pass Thurn, right in the heart of the ski resort, the Panoramaalm offers an impressive view of the surrounding mountain landscape. The combination of authentic mountain hut charm and a lively atmosphere makes it the ideal meeting place in the ski area. Whether for a relaxing break between runs or as a lively way to end the day on the slopes—with live acts and DJs—it creates a special blend of alpine experience and a festive atmosphere. You can find the latest information here.

The après-ski atmosphere starts to build in the afternoon and really kicks off in the bars and mountain huts as the lifts start to close, often continuing into the early evening, before the party moves on to the bars in the town center.

Popular hangouts include the pavilion right next to the Hahnenkammbahn bottom station, the Legenden Café, the Schilala Bar with DJ music, the Sonnenrast on the slopes, and the legendary Londoner in the town center.

Yes—many huts and bars, such as Hofalm, Schilala, and Sonnenrast, are located right in the ski area and are easily accessible on skis, making them the perfect place to end your day of skiing on a high note.

Admission to après-ski venues at bars and huts is usually free; you only pay for what you consume. However, admission fees or reservations may be required for special events or clubs.

You’ll usually hear a mix of current chart hits, classic après-ski songs, and DJ sets.

Right on the slopes, skiwear—including ski boots—is perfectly adequate; for bars or clubs in the town center, we recommend changing into “regular” clothes or an outfit appropriate for the evening’s activities.

Yes, during the winter season, there are regular events and live performances in mountain huts and bars—especially on weekends and during major events like the Hahnenkamm Races.