Getting to Tyrol

Getting to Tyrol is easy via air, rail and road. No matter which mode of transport you choose, the awe-inspiring beauty of the mountains and valleys guarantees a warm welcome. Whether you’re flying into the capital, Innsbruck, or taking a bus to a remote village, you will be surprised by the modern transport network covering almost every nook and cranny of the Alpine province. Read about all the different options before you decide which one suits you best. And don’t miss our tips for driving in Tyrol – they may just save you from becoming a Geisterfahrer or “ghost driver”!

One of the main routes to North Tyrol: The Europabrücke near Innsbruck.
Driving

Main Routes to Innsbruck

Mar 29, 2017

A guide to the main routes to Innsbruck from Vienna, Germany, Italy and Switzerland. It gives you an idea of how far and how long you can expect to travel, as well as some insider […]

Value for money with the ÖBB Vorteilscards. © ÖBB/Harald Eisenberger
Train Travel

How to Find Cheap Train Tickets

Mar 24, 2017

Cheap train tickets for travel in Tyrol are possible if you do your homework in advance. Planning is key to make use of the best possible discounts from the different railways. Eurail Passes are convenient, but not necessary […]

Travel just about anywhere in Europe from the main train station in Innsbruck.
Train Travel

Trains to Innsbruck – a complete guide

Mar 16, 2017

Regular trains to Innsbruck depart from Germany, Italy, Switzerland and other Austrian cities such as Salzburg and Vienna. Innsbruck is centrally located in Europe, making it a railway hub with 450 trains passing through daily. […]

Getting to Tyrol

Finding Flights to Innsbruck

Dec 28, 2016

Innsbruck flights are operated by various airlines from several European cities. It’s possible to arrive in the heart of the Alps on regular flights from the UK, Germany and the Netherlands. From within Austria, there are daily flights from Vienna. Austrian […]