Legends Park Panorama

approx. 30 m² | 2 - 3 People

A good night's sleep and fine parks views.

These rooms are ideal for nature lovers who want to enjoy the fresh air of the Kitzbühel Alps even when asleep at night.

LEGENDS FACILITIES:

Comfy beds
Cable TV with Sky
Make-up mirror with lights
Minibar
Dark curtains for a good night's sleep
Air conditioning (on request)
Hairdryer

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Legends

Max Reisch

The adventures of Max Reisch were legendary. A passionate fan of motorbikes, he became famous for his rides over alpine passes and across countries on his trusty Puch motorbike.
Born 1912 in Kufstein

Was a geographer, journalist, travel writer and expert on the Far East

Studied architecture and international trade in Vienna

As a young man he was a passionate skier, motorbike rider and mountaineer

In 1930 and 1931 he crossed 12 alpine passes and rode to Lake Garda on a Puch 175

1931: Sahara expedition on a Puch 250 (first Austrian motorbike in Northern Africa)

1933: expedition across the Balkans, Anatolia, Syrian deserts, Persia as far as the Indian subcontinent – first man to successfully ride to India on a motorbike

1935/36: first crossing from India to China in an automobile, followed by a trip around the world via Japan and North America to Europe

Numerous expeditions to Africa and Asia

He wrote about all his journies and published many books and articles on his adventures

Died 8 January 1985

His biography was published in 2012
Peter Aufschnaiter

Born in Kitzbühel, Peter Aufschnaiter was a researcher who became famous for his work in Nepal. It was there that he worked as an agricultural engineer and cartographer. He was also a member of the famous Himalaya expedition led by Heinrich Harrer.
Born 2.11.1899 in Kitzbühel

Son of a carpenter in Kitzbühel

Trained as an agricultural engineer and chemist in Innsbruck and Munich

It was during this time that he developed a great interest in the Himalayas

Learned English, Italian and Hindi

1929: took part in an expedition to the Kangchenjunga mountain

Remained fascinated by the Himalayas throughout his life

1939: was a member of the famous Himalayan expedition led by Heinrich Harrer

Stayed in Nepal, worked there for the Indian government as a cartographer and agricultrual engineer

Returned to Europe in the early 1970s due to ill health

Died 1973 in Innsbruck and buried in Kitzbühel

His grave remained decorated with Tibetan prayer flags until today
Countess Lamberg

"The Flying Countess" was the first female ski jumper and the source of much jealousy in Kitzbühel thanks to her perfect style and flapping skirt.
Born 21 September 1887 in Kitzbühel

Pioneer of women's ski jumping

Known as "The Flying Countess"

1908: jumped an impressive 24 metres on the Schattberg ski jump in Kitzbühel wearing a long skirt

Lebenberg Castle was used from 1885 onwards as a bed & breakfast and later a hotel (one of the first in Kitzbühel)

Married Franz Valentin Count Schlick, an automobile racer

Killed in an accident at a sidecar race organised by the Bavarian Automobile Club in Berchtesgaden

Died 4 September 1927
Josef Herold

This photographer from Kitzbühel documented – with the same enthusiasm as Franz Reisch – the development of Kitzbühel as a winter sports destination. The construction of the Hahnenkammbahn cable car saw a long-held dream of his become reality.
Born 14.3.1872 in Kitzbühel

Major pioneer of winter sports

Father of the Hahnenkammbahn cable car

Photographer

Together with Franz Reisch the first man to try the new sport in skiing, developed in Norway

Documented and photographed all skiing adventures undertaken by F. Reisch

First snowshoe race on the Hahnenkamm in 1895, won by Josef Herold

1929: construction of the cable car up onto the Hahnenkamm saw a dream come true

Mayor of Kitzbühel in the 1930s

Died 1938 in Kitzbühel
Hilde Goldschmidt

This famous painter (born 1897 in Leipzig) broke her leg while skiing in Kitzbühel. Forced to stay in the village until her leg healed, she fell in love with the place and made it her second home.
Born 7.9.1897 in Leipzig

Daughter of a wealthy businessman

Lived in an open and happy family, which formed the basis for her development as an artist

Studied graphic design and drawing

1919: accepted to the Dresdner Akademie (first year when women were admitted)

Met Oskar Kokoschka and became his student

Completed the Dresdner Akademie in Kokoschka's masterclass

Spent a skiing holiday in Kitzbühel in 1933 and broke her leg; was forced to remain in the village for 7 months and fell in love with Kitzbühel

Bought a house in Kitzbühel in 1950

Died 1980 in Kitzbühel

Has a foundation and art prize named after her

Services Included

Always included in the price:

Wireless internet throughout the hotel
Free parking (does not include underground parking)
Healthy and hearty breakfast buffet (07:30-10:30)
Delicious ingredients sources from the region
Spa & gym

Available for an extra fee:

Garage parking space (€15 per person per space)
Dogs (€20 per day, including dog blanket, water & food bowl, small surprise)

Massages on request (24 h prior booking)
Special Kitzbühel experiences (local tipps)
Hotel cancellation insurance with the European Travel Insurance Company

Prices

Period	1 person	2 people
Summer 01.06.2022 - 15.10.2022	from € 140,- enquire	from € 100,- enquire
Preseason & Season Ending 01.12.2022 - 19.12.2022 12.03.2023 - 10.04.2023	from € 189,- enquire	from € 135,- enquire
Main Season 23.12.2022 - 07.01.2023 15.01.2023 - 21.01.2023	from € 336,- enquire	from € 240,- enquire
Main Season 2 20.12.2022 - 22.12.2022 08.01.2023 - 14.01.2023 22.01.2023 - 11.03.2023	from € 370,- enquire	from € 185,- enquire

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All prices in euros per person / per day including breakfast buffet and free use of sauna, steam bath, bio sauna and fitness room. The local tourism taxe of €1.80 per person / per day is not included. (Subject to change)