Thanks to the regional trains you can easily reach the most important valleys of the province. The lesser known villages are accessible by bus
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The central train station of Bolzano is situated along one of the main railway lines of Europe and therefore well-connected to Verona, Venezia, Milano, Roma, Napoli and to Calabria in Italy, as well as to Munich in Germany and Innsbruck in Austria. The lesser known villages are easily accessible by bus. For further information about the local public transport in South Tyrol click here. The shuttle service Südtirol Transfer bus is available in the entire area as well.
From north:
EuroCity trains from and to Munich via Innsbruck-Passo del Brennero and Bressanone are available approximately every two hours at daytime. Further information: German Railway DB and Austrian Railway ÖBB.
From east:
from Vienna can take the train to Lienz in East Tyrol and then continue with the regional trains of the Val Pusteria railway line. Further information: ÖBB.
From south:
High speed trains are available from Milan, Verona, Florence, Rome, Naples and Calabria. Further information: Italian Railway TrenItalia and südtirolmobil.
From west:
If you are coming from Switzerland you can take the Rhaetian Railway to Zernez in the Engadine and proceed with the bus to Malles. From there starts the Val Venosta train that takes you to Merano. Further information: Swiss Railway SBB and PostBus Val Venosta - Switzerland.
