Alta Badia, in the heart of the Dolomites

With the South Tyrol Guest Pass, the card that allows you to travel on South Tyrol's public transport, you can enjoy a holiday which knows no boundaries.

Attention all passengers: to reach Alta Badia by train, you only have to change. That's right, change your habitual way of travelling (by car) and hop aboard the train. The train station of Brunico - Bruneck is located 30 kilometres from Alta Badia and those of Bressanone - Brixen as well as Bolzano - Bozen (via the Gardena Pass) 65 kilometres. Buses, shuttle services and cabs handle the rest. Reaching Alta Badia by train: easy, comfortable and eco-friendly.

Many possibilities, one common goal: accompanying you to Alta Badia as quickly and efficiently as possible. And allowing you to enjoy moving across the valley without the stressful search for a parking space or having to wait in lines. In summer, in addition to the regular public transport, there is also a free service running between Corvara and Colfosco every thirty minutes: In Badia, there is the “Badia Bus”, just call and it will answer. Then there is also a bus transfer service which connects northern Italy and some international airports. Finally, you will also have an efficient cab service at your disposal and the “Cortina Express”. The pleasure of travelling around.

From the Brenner Pass, either accessing from the Gardena Pass or the Val Pusteria valley, from Lienz in Austria, from Cortina d’Ampezzo or Agordo in the Province of Belluno: Alta Badia is at the very heart of the Dolomites, well connected to the main communication roads of the north-eastern Alps. A territory that stretches from 1,000 to 2,000 metres in altitude, therefore requiring the use of thermal tyres or snow chains in winter. The villages provide mechanical workshops as well as e-car charging stations. And now, there is only one more thing to be said, dear motorised guests: travel in comfort and enjoy your well-deserved holiday.

There is no shortage of airports located in close proximity to Alta Badia, starting with the Bolzano Airport. And then there are the airports of Venice, Milan, Treviso, Verona and Bergamo in Italy as well as Innsbruck in Austria and Munich in Germany. And let’s not forget that you can easily reach Alta Badia by taxi, airport shuttle or public transport from the various airports.

South Tyrol's public transport services make it very easy to get from one village and station to the other. As a holder of the South Tyrol Guest Pass, you can benefit from a widespread and efficient network that takes you wherever you want, free of charge and in all comfort. This service is further broadened with other offers dedicated to all visitors who enjoy moving around and exploring the territory without the stress of waiting in lines, searching for a parking lot and without causing pollution. This is quite a way to travel.