Location & Directions

Getting to Bolzano/Bozen from Berlin by car takes a little under 9 hours. From Munich, the journey to Bolzano takes less than 3 hours, and from Vienna less than 6 hours.

…via the Brenner Autobahn (A22) to Bruneggerhof/Chalet Brunegg in Weißenbach

Take the Brenner Autobahn (A22) to the Brixen/Pustertal exit, then continue on the state road into the Pustertal Valley towards Bruneck. There, turn off into the Ahrntal Valley and follow the main road to Luttach. Once there, turn left at the intersection (before the "Eurospar") toward Weißenbach. Continue to the village centre (with the parish church), turn onto "Kirchgasse" ("Church Alley") and then immediately onto "Schönberg-Straße". After about 1 km you will arrive at Bruneggerhof/Chalet Brunegg.

Motorway tolls in Italy and Austria
Tolls are payable on Italian motorways. The toll amount depends on the distance travelled. Toll fees can be conveniently calculated from home using an online tool.

For motorway journeys through Austria, a valid vignette toll sticker is required on the windscreen. The vignette can be purchased at automobile clubs, petrol stations, or border crossings.

Toll advice for the Brenner Pass: To cross the Brenner Pass quickly, a digital toll can be purchased in advance, allowing drivers preferential passage through specially marked lanes at the toll station.

Travelling by train means boarding and sitting back comfortably, enjoying the passing landscape or reading a book.

Situated in the heart of Europe, South Tyrol has excellent railway connections, with convenient links provided by the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB), the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB), and Deutsche Bahn (DB).

Once in South Tyrol, travellers arriving with DB/ÖBB trains can benefit from the "Anschlussticket Südtirol", a connecting ticket that allows the use of public transportation from the train station directly to your accommodation and vice versa on the day of arrival and departure. This ticket can be purchased directly on the train or at DB travel centres located at the train stations.

You can find an overview of all train connections to South Tyrol on trainline.com.

How to arrive by train – Details

With Flixbus, you can reach South Tyrol via Munich and Innsbruck several times a day (stops in Bozen/Bolzano, Brixen/Bressanone, Klausen/Chiusa, Sterzing/Vipiteno, Meran/Merano, Lana, Marling/Marlengo). FlixBus offers year-round bus connections from numerous European countries.

If you arrive by train or bus in South Tyrol, the connecting shuttle service "South Tyrol Transfer" is available for the last kilometres to your accommodation:
From the train stations in Bozen, Meran, Mals, Brixen, Bruneck, and Innichen as well as the long-distance bus stops in Bozen, Klausen, Vahrn, Sterzing, and Meran, you will be taken directly to your holiday accommodation—and back again at the end of your holiday.

The regular public buses run from Bruneck to the Ahrntal Valley every half-hour. Tickets can be purchased at ticket counters or directly on board.

Timetables and information can be found here: südtirolmobil.info