It is so gently dubbed ‘Kitz’ for recognition and popularity. It is present on many Top Ten lists of the European ski destinations. It is a truly charming Tyrolean resort with cobblestone streets and painted buildings with the main part of town surrounded by the 12th century stonewalls - so common to the villages of the period. This area is the most challenging on the World Cup circuit. This event helps the resort to cultivate its reputation as an extraordinary place. Regular skiers, however, will find more than enough to satisfy their aspiration with testing their skills on many runs located in the 5 main ski areas surrounding the village. For the intermediate it is a paradise. A regional ski pass offers vast opportunities along 420 miles of designed slopes and 260 lifts.