How to get here

BY CAR
The main route through South Tyrol/Alto Adige is the A22 motorway which links Modena to the Brenner pass. The A22 to the north is connected to Innsbruck and the Austrian and European motorway network.
To the south, the A22 intersects with the A4 Turin-Milan-Verona-Venice and the A1 Milan-Bologna-Florence-Rome-Naples.

Distances from Bolzano
Verona / Verona Airport: 152 km / 1h 30'
Innsbruck Airport: 122 km / 1h 25'
Venice-Mestre / Venice Airport: 275 km / 2h 40'
Milan: 268 km / 2h 45'
Milan-Malpensa Airport: 317 km / 3h 20'
Munich Airport 315 km / 3h 20'


BY TRAIN
The main rail links are to the south and the north. To the south Bolzano is connected to Verona, Bologna, Milan and Venice, and to the north, over the Brenner pass, to Innsbruck and Munich.
Link: Italian railways
Link: German railways
Link: Austrian railways

Journey times from Bolzano (depending on the type of train)
Verona: 1h 40 – 2h 15
Bologna: 3h 20
Milan: 3h - 4h
Venice: 3h - 3h 30
Innsbruck: 1h 50 - 2h 10
Munich: 3h 45

BY AIR
There are various possibilities to reach Alto Adige/South Tyrol by plane, including low cost flights. Here is an overview of the airports and connections:
Nearest airports to Bolzano: Verona, Innsbruck, Venice, Milan, Munich.
European hubs for intercontinental flights, with daily connections to Verona and Innsbruck:     Paris,   London   and Frankfurt.
Italian intercontinental airports: Milan-Malpensa and Rome-Fiumicino (Rome is connected by direct flights to Bolzano).

Various low cost airlines have flights to Bergamo, Verona, Venezia, Treviso.


DIRECT FLIGHTS TO BOLZANO (Actually the flights to Rome are suspended)
See the website of Bolzano Airport for updates and to find out about possible new connections.

Distance Bolzano Airport - Bolzano centre: 7 km / 10-15 minutes by taxi