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How to Reach the South Tyrolean Wine Road

South Tyrol's south is easily accessible by plane, train, or car.

By air

The nearest airport to the South Tyrolean Wine Road is located in Bolzano. Other nearby airports include Verona and Innsbruck. For international connections, the airports in Munich, Treviso, Bergamo, Bologna, and Milan are also recommended.

Bolzano Airport (10 km)
Innsbruck Airport (120 km)
Verona Airport (150 km)
Venice Airport (190 km)
Treviso Airport (200 km)
Bergamo Airport (230 km)
Bologna Airport (260 km)
Milan Malpensa Airport (320 km)
Milan Linate Airport (280 km)
Munich Airport (330 km)

Airport Transfers

Various bus transfers are available for your journey to the South Tyrolean Wine Road, connecting the Italian airports as well as Munich Airport with South Tyrol.

Südtirol Bus offers daily connections to the airports: www.suedtirolbus.it
Flixbus connects most airports with Bolzano: Flixbus
Bus Group EU offers daily connections: www.busgroup.eu
For private transfers by taxi or bus, please contact us at: info@muse.holiday. Taxi services in the South Tyrol region are also available to pick you up from the airport and take you directly to your accommodation along the South Tyrolean Wine Road.

By Car

From the NORTH:
Take the A22 highway exit at Bolzano Sud – South Tyrolean Wine Road (Appiano 10 km, Caldaro 15 km, Termeno 20 km, Cortaccia 25 km, Magrè 30 km)
From the SOUTH:
Take the A22 highway exit at Neumarkt/Auer – South Tyrolean Wine Road (Magrè 5 km, Cortaccia 8 km, Termeno 12 km, Caldaro 18 km, Appiano 23 km)

For current traffic information in South Tyrol, consult the Traffic Control Center Bolzano.

From November to April, it is recommended to rent a vehicle with all-wheel or front-wheel drive. Avoid vehicles with rear-wheel drive. Be sure to ask for winter tires and snow chains to be prepared for winter conditions.

By Train and Bus

Travel comfortably and environmentally friendly by rail to South Tyrol's south

From GERMANY:
There are several daily direct connections that can take you from Munich to Bolzano or Merano in less than four hours without the need to change trains. You can find information on train connections at Deutsche Bahn DB.
From AUSTRIA:
Regular connections from Kufstein via Innsbruck and the Brenner Pass bring you from all parts of Austria to Bolzano or Merano. You can find the train connections at the Austrian Federal Railways ÖBB.
From SWITZERLAND:
he Railjet Express & Eurocity comfortably takes you from Switzerland via Innsbruck and the Brenner Pass to South Tyrol. Trains from Swiss Federal Railways SBB operate several times a day from Zurich, Basel, or Geneva.

Direct bus connections are available from Bolzano or Merano to the wine regions along the South Tyrolean Wine Road. Travel time depends on the destination and ranges from about 20 to 40 minutes. Alternatively, you can use the "Südtirol Transfer" shared or individual transfer service, which will take you from your stop directly to your holiday accommodation.