Arrival by Train to Gsiesertal Valley-Welsberg-Taisten

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Sit back and enjoy the journey: travelling by train is a relaxed, climate-friendly way to reach the Dolomites Panorama Region Gsiesertal Valley-Welsberg-Taisten. Long-distance trains from Italy, Germany and Austria stop in Bozen or Brixen. From there, you can continue by regional train to Welsberg free of charge with the South Tyrol Guest Pass.

Once you arrive at Welsberg railway station, you can continue to your destination without needing a car:

Direct bus connections to Taisten and Gsiesertal Valley.
South Tyrol Transfer: a shared or private transfer directly to your accommodation, bookable at suedtiroltransfer.com.
Taxi or accommodation shuttle service, which can be arranged through your accommodation provider.

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Travelling by train from neighbouring countries

Whether you're travelling from Italy, Germany, Austria or Switzerland, convenient train connections make it easy to reach our region.

Travelling by train within Italy
From Rome and Florence to Naples and Milan, travelling towards South Tyrol by train is a comfortable way to begin your holiday. High-speed services connect major Italian cities, making it easy to continue towards the Dolomites.

Trenitalia – Le Frecce
With Frecciarossa and Frecciargento, you can travel directly to Bozen and Brixen on available services, without changing trains. A comfortable way to reach South Tyrol.
Italo Treno
Italo offers daily connections serving Trento, Rovereto, Verona, Bologna, Florence, Rome, Naples and Salerno. Its high-speed trains are a convenient option for travelling towards the Dolomites.

Travelling by train from Austria
Travel via Kufstein, Innsbruck and the Brenner Pass to Brixen or Bozen, with several connections available each day.
Alternative route: From Lienz in East Tyrol, travel via the border at Winnebach and continue through the Pustertal Valley towards Welsberg.
Tip: ÖBB Railjet offers a daily direct connection from Vienna to Bolzano.
With the South Tyrol Connecting Ticket, available for €5, you can use South Tyrol's local public transport on your arrival and departure days, subject to the ticket conditions.

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Travelling by train from Switzerland
Travel to South Tyrol by Railjet Express or Eurocity via Innsbruck and the Brenner Pass. Connections from Zurich, Basel and Geneva are available daily through the Swiss rail network.
Alternative route: Travel by train to Zernez, then take the PostBus to Mals in the Vinschgau Valley. From there, regional trains and buses connect you with destinations across South Tyrol.

For a convenient overview, you can compare train connections and plan your journey online.

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Travelling by train from Germany
Direct trains from Munich to Brixen or Bozen run several times a day, with journeys taking less than four hours on suitable services. You can travel comfortably without changing trains.

Tip: With the South Tyrol Connecting Ticket, available for €5, you can use South Tyrol's local public transport on your arrival and departure days, subject to the ticket conditions.

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