Innsbruck, the renowned alpine city and capital of Tyrol, is easily accessible from most international destinations.
By train: via Innsbruck central station with international train connections to all main European cities (information under
www.oebb.at)
By plane: via Innsbruck Airport (direct scheduled flights from/to Innsbruck are available from Vienna, Frankfurt, London/Gatwick, Antwerp, Gothenburg, Graz, Hannover, Rotterdam, Stavanger and also via Munich Airport with transfer by airport taxi to/from your place of stay in Innsbruck (see
www.airport-transfer.com)
By car: via motorway connections (toll sticker - ‘vignette’ - required to drive on motorways in Austria!) from east and west via the A12. Note: the Arlberg tunnel is a toll tunnel. When travelling from the south, take the A14 motorway - toll charge applies from Innsbruck onwards. Taking the B182 national road via Brenner is also an option. There are good national roads to and from Innsbruck. Travel via East Tyrol by way of the Felbertaurn tunnel or Pustertal (Puster valley).
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