In the heart of Europe and right next to loads of main transport routes, the Dolomites in the sunny southern Alps are easy to reach.
Bon voyage!
Driving to your destination?
Take one of the following routes if coming by car:
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Brennerautobahn A22
There are tolls in both Italy and Austria -
Felbertauern and Lienz, East Tyrol (A)
Travelling along the state road (B100-E66) is the best way to come from southern Germany on the Felbertauernstraße. There’s no toll on this road.
Get more info on current traffic conditions:
Heading on holiday by train?
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Reach South Tyrol by national rail service whether you’re coming from Germany (Deutsche Bahn), Austria (Österreichische Bundesbahnen) or Switzerland (Schweizerische Bundesbahnen). South Tyrolean and Italian trains connect the fifteen Dolomiti Superski regions for low-emission transport options. Find out more on the websites of the national and regional train companies.
Coming by plane?
Bolzano Airport
Fly to the Dolomites with Sky Alps. Whether you’re coming from Hamburg, Berlin, Düsseldorf and Kassel (Germany), Rome, Cagliari, Lamezia Terme, Brindisi, Olbia and Catania (Italy), Ibiza (Spain), Brac and Dubrovnic (Croatia).
SCHEDULED FLIGHTS SUMMER 2024
Please note: flight times may vary, so we recommend that you always check the actual times at www.skyalps.com.
Other airports
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Innsbruck Airport
at 130 km
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Treviso Airport
at 170 km
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Venice Airport
at 180 km
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Verona Airport
at 230 km
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Munich Airport
at 330 km
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Bergamo airport
at 330 km
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Milano Airport
at 360 km
Coming by bus?
Suitcase down below and off we go! There are many bus and shuttle services to the Dolomiti Supersummer region, whether you’re coming from home or from a local airport.
Shuttle buses
Long-distance buses
The following companies have routes to the Dolomites:
• Südtirol Bus
• Flixbus
• Südtirol Transfer
• Several bus companies based in Munich offer routes from Bavaria to South Tyrol.
