Are the VinschgauCard, Südtirol Guest Pass Vinschgau and Vinschgau Guest Pass the same thing?

Yes! The VinschgauCard and the Südtirol Guest Pass Vinschgau are former names of the current guest card, the Vinschgau Guest Pass. The Vinschgau Guest Pass is the current digital benefit card for guests staying at participating accommodations in the Vinschgau valley. It offers free use of public transport throughout South Tyrol, as well as numerous included benefits and discounts. You can find all the latest information about the included benefits and discounts on this page.

Everything you need to know at a glance

will be sent by e-mail at check-in or pre-check-in is bound to the name and period of stay is valid from 00:00 on the day of arrival until 23:59 on the day of departure must be validated at the start of each ride is issued exclusively to all overnight guests aged 6 and older is not intended for sale

How can I get the Vinschgau Guest Pass?

The digital Vinschgau Guest Pass is automatically sent to the guest of participating accommodations by e-mail at check-in or pre-check-in, with their name and period of stay. The following formats are valid: Mobile website Wallet PDF (digital or printout)

How do I validate the Vinschgau Guest Pass correctly?

The Vinschgau Guest Pass must be validated at the start of each journey. It is validated by scanning the QR code at the blue validation machines. An ‘OK’ on the display and an acoustic signal confirm successful validation. Please note that the Guest Pass must not be held too close to the validating machine. If travelling by train, the Guest Pass must be validated at the station before boarding. For train journeys involving a change of train, the Guest Pass must only be validated at the start of the journey. The Südtirol Guest Pass is valid at sight on 273 Mals/Malles - Pfunds/Kajetansbrücke, 335 Moos i.P./Moso i.P. - Obergurgl and 811 Mals/Malles - Müstair/boarder.

Do I need to register for the included benefits?

Some included benefits require advance registration due to limited availability. Other offers can be enjoyed without registration. You can find the dates, participation requirements and registration options for each benefit under "Read more" and "Dates & booking".

What is the Ortler Guest Pass?

In the Ortler holiday region, guests staying at participating accommodations receive the Ortler Guest Pass as a physical card. It offers the same included benefits and discounts as the Vinschgau Guest Pass. The only difference: free use of public transport is not included. Further information: Discover the Ortler Guest Pass.

Your included services in winter

- Horse-drawn carriage ride through the winter landscape of Sulden am Ortler/Solda all’Ortles - Admission to the aquaprad visitor centre in Prad am Stilfserjoch/Prato allo Stelvio - Cross-country skiing taster course in Martelltal/Val Martello - Culinary journey of discovery “Apple and aroma” in Kastelbell/Castelbello - Guided tour of the Carthusian Monastery in Karthaus/Certosa in Schnalstal/Val Senales

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Vinschgau Guest Pass

Your gateway to mobility and experiences in South Tyrol

Guests staying at participating accommodations in the holiday regions of Schnalstal/Val Senales, Kastelbell-Tschars/Castelbello-Ciardes, Latsch-Martelltal/Laces-Val Martello, Schlanders-Laas/Silandro-Lasa, and Prad am Stilfserjoch/Prato allo Stelvio receive the digital Vinschgau Guest Pass free of charge with their stay.

The exclusive Vinschgau Guest Pass benefits card offers you countless opportunities to discover the Vinschgau valley in all its diversity. From impressive mountain landscapes and sunny valleys to nature and culture, adventure and relaxation, a wide range of experiences awaits you.

Discover the diversity of the Vinschgau valley and enjoy numerous benefits:

Free travel on all public transportation (bus and train) throughout South Tyrol
Discover selected nature and cultural experiences free of charge
Discounts and additional benefits on selected offers

Discover which free included benefits and discounts are available during your stay – go straight to the overview.

This is what your Vinschgau Guest Pass looks like

You will receive your Vinschgau Guest Pass digitally at check-in or in advance via email.

Good to know

The Vinschga valley Railway operates hourly on the Meran/Merano–Latsch/Laces section. Between Latsch/Laces and Mals/Malles, the new electric trains are currently running in trial operation. Diesel trains run from Meran/Merano to Laas/Lasa.

There are currently no direct train services from Meran/Merano to Mals/Malles; a train change is required. For a direct journey from Meran/Merano to Mals/Malles, we therefore recommend using the rail replacement service. This service remains in operation.

Our suggestion: Use the Südtirolmobil app—there you’ll find all connections and updates in real time: www.suedtirolmobil.info

Everything you need to know about your Vinschgau Guest Pass

The most important questions and answers about the Vinschgau Guest Pass – from how to receive, use and validate your pass to included benefits, previous names and the Ortler Guest Pass.

How to recognise your benefits

The following icons help you see at a glance which experiences are included with the Vinschgau Guest Pass or the Ortler Guest Pass and which offers come with discounts.

Vinschgau Guest Pass – Included benefits

This icon shows you which experiences and offers are included with the Vinschgau Guest Pass and the Ortler Guest Pass.

Vinschgau Guest Pass – Discounted offers

This icon shows you which experiences and offers come with special discounts when using the Vinschgau Guest Pass or the Ortler Guest Pass.

Always on the move with the südtirolmobil app

With the free südtirolmobil app, you’ll always have all the schedules at your fingertips. The app offers convenient route planning, including a list of stops, fare information, and up-to-date notices.

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Find your perfect stay with the Vinschgau Guest Pass

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