How to get to Innsbruck
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How to get to Innsbruck
BY CAR :
Innsbruck is situated between the highways A12/A13, and can be accessed from Verona if you come from Italy, and from Monaco di Baviera,if you come from Germany.
The highways A12 and A13 merge in proximity of Innsbruck, in the exact point where the A13 ends. Therefore, the city is easily reachable from Italy, by crossing the Brenner pass through the highway A22 (or the state road 12 Inntalautobahn), and the Brennerautobahn (A 13). Innsbruck is just a few kilometers away. Transit on Austrian highways is only permitted to vehicles provided with a special sticker called vignetta, which must be affixed on the car windshield. This sticker can be purchased in Italy at gas stations, at border crossings and in all post offices, as well as at Austrian automobile clubs (ÖAMTC, ARBÖ), insurances companies and tobacco shops. Disabled people are exempt from showing the sticker.
BY PLANE :
Innsbruck airport is called INN (Innsbruck International Airport) www.innsbruck-airport.com
It is mainly connected withFrancoforte, Londra, e Vienna.
How to get to the airport by car::
Getting from South ( Italy )
Drive along the Europa Bridge until you reach the toll station in Schönberg; take the crossroad Innsbruck-Bergisel and follow the direction to Arlberg/Bregenz. When you reach the crossroad Innsbruck West-Flughafen, exit the highway and follow the signs to the airport.
Getting from north (Germany via Garmisch Partenkirchen)
In approaching the airport of Innsbruck no toll will be necessary. After you cross the border in Mittenwald/Scharnitz, follow the direction to the highway B177 (Zirlerberg, direction Innsbruck), then follow the signs to the airport..
Getting from west (from Vorarlberg)
Getting here from Bregenz: take the highway A12 direction Innsbruck; leave the highway at the exit Innsbruck-West-Flughafen, then follow the signs to the airport.
BY TRAIN :
Innsbruck train station is one of the most crowded stations of Austria. The railway crosses the Brenner pass in the south-west, connecting the northern part of Italy with southern Germany.
Click here to consult the timetable of the Austrian railways -Austrian Bundesbahn ÖBB: