Journey to South Tyrol - Italy:
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By car
coming from the North: when driving to South Tyrol
from the North, you can reach it via Rosenheim, Kufstein (“Inntal”
motorway) and Innsbruck ; from there you can drive along the A
13 all the way to the Brennero pass. From there you take the „Brennero”
motorway to Vipiteno in South Tyrol.
coming from the East: when arriving from the East, San
Candido in the Pusteria valley can be reached from Lienz via the
state road 49.
coming from the West: those who travel to South Tyrol
from the West have the following options to get there:
- via Ulm, Kempten, Füssen, Fernpass, Imst and Landeck to
the Resia pass,
- via Bregenz, Feldkirch, Arlberg and Landeck to the Resia
pass,
- via Zürich, Landquart, Klosters, Vereinatunnel,
Zernez across the Ofen pass to South Tyrol,
- via St. Moritz, Ofen pass, Münster to Tubre
By train
international connections: the journey by train takes
you via Munich (German railways), Vienna (Austrian railways) or Zürich (Swiss railways) across the
Brennero pass; coming from the East you can take a train from
Lienz to San Candido and from there westwards.
regional connections: The “Val Venosta” train has an
hourly service between Bolzano and Malles in the Venosta valley,
the “Val Pusteria” train operates between Fortezza and San
Candido in the Pusteria valley.
By plane
South Tyrol's airport, the Airport Bolzano Dolomiti (Bolzano
Airport), is situated in the South of Bolzano.
Other nearby airports are in Innsbruck, Verona, Munich and
Bergamo as well as in Venezia and Treviso. Most of them offer
year-round and reasonably priced transfer services (Low-Cost
Transfer) to South Tyrol.
Verona Airport
Treviso Airport
Innsbruck Airport
Munich
Airport
Venice Airport
Bergamo Airport
For details about your journey to South Tyrol, please use the
route
planner.
You can find information about the current traffic situation in
South Tyrol on the
South Tyrolean traffic portal.
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