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Getting to Vinschgau valley by car

How to reach Vinschgau valley

Welcome to Vinschgau valley! This beautiful region in western South Tyrol is easy to reach by car. Whether you’re arriving from the north, south or east – your journey can be planned smoothly and without hassle.

How to reach Vinschgau valley

Vinschgau valley lies in the heart of the Alps and can be easily reached from all directions.

From Germany

  • From Munich – Rosenheim – Kufstein – Innsbruck – Brennero Pass (A22): Motorway exit Bolzano Sud/Bozen Süd; continue to Merano/Meran on the dual carriage way MEBO; continue on the Vinschgau valley state road
  • From Munich – Rosenheim – Kufstein – Innsbruck – Landeck – Resia Pass
  • From Munich – Garmisch – Fernpass – Landeck – Resia Pass
  • From Ulm – Kempten – Füssen – Fernpass – Imst – Landeck – Resia Pass

From Austria

  • From Bregenz – Feldkirch – Arlberg – Landeck – Resia Pass
  • From Lienz – San Candido/Innichen – Bressanone/Brixen – Brennero: Motorway exit Bolzano Sud/Bozen Süd; continue to Merano/Meran on the dual carriage way MEBO; continue on the Vinschgau valley state road

From Switzerland

  • From Zürich – Landquart – Klosters – Vereinatunnel – Zernez – Passo del Forno/Ofenpass – Müstair – Tubre nella Val Monastero/Taufers im Münstertal
  • From St. Moritz – Passo del Forno/Ofenpass – Müstair – Tubre nella Val Monastero/Taufers im Münstertal
Tip: Allow extra travel time, especially in summer and during holiday periods, as the mountain passes can be very busy.
Stay informed about road closures and traffic disruptions
In the coming weeks, partial closures on major traffic routes are expected to enhance the safety and efficiency of the infrastructure.
Important information for your journey

To make your journey smooth and hassle-free, please keep in mind the following rules:

  • Vignette required: a valid toll sticker is needed for the Brenner motorway (A22).
  • Speed limits:
    • Motorways: 130 km/h
    • State roads: 90 km/h
    • Urban areas: 50 km/h
  • Mandatory equipment: reflective vest and first-aid kit must be carried in every car.
  • Daytime running lights: required on all highways and country roads.
  • Tolls: some tunnels and mountain passes may involve additional fees.

Practical tip: download a navigation app with live traffic updates to avoid jams.

Parking in Vinschgau valley

In all major towns and tourist spots you’ll find clearly marked parking facilities:

  • Car parks & garages: centrally located, with both short- and long-term options.
  • Park & Ride: in some places you’ll find low-cost parking on the outskirts, with easy connections by bus or train.

Tip: check in advance for paid parking zones to avoid fines.

Getting around in Vinschgau valley

Once you arrive Vinschgau valley offers an excellent public transport network:

  • Vinschgau railway: connects Merano/Meran to Mals/Malles – perfect for day trips without a car.
  • Regular bus connections: to all major towns and tourist destinations.
  • Bike shuttles: transport you and your bicycle comfortably to the best cycling routes.
  • Südtirol Guest Pass Vinschgau: with this pass, you can use all public transport without limits.

Benefit: reach even remote places stress-free while being environmentally friendly.

Plan your route
Plan your trip quickly and easily using our route planner. Enter your starting point and choose between the fastest route or the most scenic one.

Tip:
For mountain passes like the Stelvio Pass or Ofen Pass, it’s a good idea to check current road and weather conditions.
 
 
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