Getting to Tirol

Train, plane, bus or car – there are many different ways to get to Tirol. Travelling by train is a comfortable option, and regional services take you on to the valleys. You can also fly in via the airport.
Tirol is also accessible by car via the well-developed motorway network.

Yes, Tirol is easily accessible by train. There are direct services to Innsbruck and connecting stations in the Inn Valley from many towns and cities in Austria, Germany and Switzerland. You can travel to Tirol with Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB), Westbahn, Deutsche Bahn (DB) or Swiss Federal Railways (SBB).
It is also possible to travel from various directions by night train: the ÖBB Nightjet, the European Sleeper and the Urlaubsexpress(UEX).

Yes, the capital, Innsbruck, has an airport served by flights from several European cities. 

Innsbruck Airport offers direct flights to destinations such as Berlin, Hamburg, Vienna, Madrid and other major international hubs. You can find the current flight timetable for Innsbruck here.

Shuttle and transfer companies in Tirol are available to take you directly to the airport or for transfers within Tirol. Pick-ups from nearby airports such as Munich, Salzburg, Memmingen and Zurich are also possible. 

Long-distance coaches offer an affordable way to travel. Flixbus and other European long-distance coach operators run regular services to destinations in Tirol.