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Environmentally friendly travelling: mobile without a car in Tyrol's regions

The choice of transport for your arrival and departure has the greatest impact on the greenhouse gas footprint of your holiday. Travelling to Tyrol by public transport is stress-free and you can use numerous alternative mobility solutions on site. This way, you can protect Tyrol's unique nature and start your holiday relaxed.

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Enjoy Innsbruck without car stress

Innsbruck main station: comprehensive long-distance and local transport connections, including Nightjet and Holiday Express.
Numerous bus lines within Innsbruck and to neighbouring villages; city bikes, scooters and e-car sharing available.
Special bus services such as the Mieminger Plateau summer activity bus, Line J to the Patscherkofel and the Innsbruck Nordkettenbahn cable car as well as the Kristallweltenshuttle.
With the 'Welcome Card', free use of local transport within the region including city transport for stays of two nights or more. In addition to public transport, the 'Innsbruck Card' also offers the Kristallwelten Shuttle, Sightseer Bus and bike hire.
Some hotels offer special shuttle services: Hotel Schwarz and Biohotel Holzleiten with free transfers; Hotel Stern grants a 5% discount when travelling by public transport, rents out electric cars and mountain bikes for a fee and offers free pick-up from Telfs or Ötztal train station.

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Car-free mobility to and around the Wilder Kaiser

Convenient travel by train: your holiday starts on the way.
Green journey campaign: Advice on travelling by train, free transfer to accommodation, discounts on site, for example for the hire of sports equipment.
Quickly from A to B: A dense network and reliable timetable for hiking and ski buses.
With the guest card, you can use the hiking and ski buses as well as local public transport free of charge.

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The route to Seefeld is wonderfully car-free

One of the most beautiful railway lines in Tyrol runs from Mittenwald via Seefeld to Innsbruck. The Werdenfels railway winds its way through steep mountain faces.
The guest card is also valid as a ticket.
The region's year-round mobility concept includes over 70 bus stops, three railway stations (including an ICE train station) and hiking buses in summer and winter.
Additional services such as luggage service and benefits from sustainable businesses (e.g. free luggage service, 5% discount on room rates).

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Stress-free and congestion-free journey to East Tyrol

Car-free journey with free use of all buses with the guest card in East Tyrol. Lienz is well connected with direct train connections from Vienna or by direct bus from Innsbruck.
E-car sharing with daily rates available for guests. Door-to-door luggage delivery service for convenient transport. Inexpensive hire of the latest sports equipment on site.
Bus routes from Lienz railway station: Pustertal, Defereggental, Virgental, Iseltal, Iselsberg, Drautal, Villgratental, Tiroler Gailtal/Lesachtal.
Various hiking taxis and buses: Herz-Ass hiking taxi Villgraten, hiking bus Lienz Dolomites, Venediger Taxi Prägraten, Glockner taxi Kals, hut taxis.

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St. Anton am Arlberg: Directly from the railway station to the mountain

The centrally located railway station offers numerous direct connections, including Skiexpress and RailJet trains from Vienna and Zurich. Many hotels provide free shuttle services to the railway station.
Guests can easily use the Flomobil e-car sharing service.
In summer, e-scooters shorten the distances in the village.
Ski, hiking and village buses connect the entire valley.
The guest card also serves as a travel ticket in the region.

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In Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis the car is also free

The car is free: the gondola network connects all villages and communities with the mountain area all year round, with the exception of the Fisserhöfe, which can be reached by shuttle bus.
The Serfaus underground and (electric) hiking buses in summer are free of charge for holders of the guest card, locals and employees.
Traffic-calmed zones, speed limits and pram-friendly and barrier-free paths ensure safety and comfort.
Postbuses also run all year round. The Landeck long-distance railway station can be reached by bus or hotel and station shuttle.
Some hotels reimburse the cost of travelling to and from the station by public transport or offer discounts.

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Car-free in the Kitzbühel Alps - St. Johann

Long-distance connections to Kufstein and Wörgl
Further railway stations with long-distance connections in Fieberbrunn, St. Johann, Kitzbühel, Kirchberg and Hopfgarten.
Arrival with guest card included; free bus and train journeys on the regional trains within the Kitzbühel Alps (Wörgl-Hochfilzen).
E-car sharing for guests in St. Johann; car-sharing benches in Kirchdorf; bike boxes in Erpfendorf for bike & hike tours.
Promotion of green travel in TVB St. Johann (train ticket reimbursement for longer stays) and Hohe Salve (discounts, gifts such as a rucksack) for public travel.

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Train, bus, bike: in Ötztal you can do without a car!

The station 'Ötztal Bahnhof' is directly accessible by ICE from Switzerland, Austria and Stuttgart. Direct bus connections take you directly into the valley. Hiking buses run every half hour on weekdays and weekends.
The "Summer Card" includes local public transport and bike hire. With the guest card you receive a 30% discount on public transport.
Bikes welcome: Bike transport is free with a valid bus ticket; every regular bus has a bike trailer for exploring the Bike Republic in summer. VVT bike boxes are available at the Ötztal railway station and in Sölden.

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