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Getting there by car

The Val Gardena lies only a few kilometres from Bolzano

The Val Gardena is a famous alpine valley in the eastern part of South Tyrol. In this article we explain how to reach this well-known holiday destination.

from north

Coming from Munich, follow the motorway "Inntalautobahn" A 12 via Rosenheim, Kufstein and Innsbruck. Then, take the motorway "Brennerautobahn" A 13 to passo del Brennero. At the Italian border follow the "autostrada del Brennero" A 22 until the exit Chiusa - Val Gardena (Klausen - Waidbruck) where you continue along the road SS 242 which leads into the Val Gardena.


from west

Coming from Switzerland (Zurich - Landquart - Klosters - Vereinatunnel - Zernez - Ofenpass) you take the road to Passo Resia where you continue along the road of the Val Venosta to Bolzano. From Bolzano you can either continue along the motorway "autostrada del Brennero" A 22 and leave it at the exit Chiusa - Val Gardena or you can follow the road SS 12 to Ponte Gardena. In Ponte Gardena take the road SS 242 into the Val Gardena.

Coming from Ulm - Kempten - Fernpass and Imst you drive to Landeck and to passo Resia. From there on follow the indications above.

Coming from Bregenz you drive first to Landeck and passo Resia via Feldkirch and Arlberg. From passo Resia on follow the indications above.


from south

Coming from Rome, Milan or Venice you drive to Verona where you take the motorway "autostrada del Brennero" A 22 via Trento and Bolzano which you leave at the exit Chiusa - Val Gardena. From here, the road SS 242 leads into the valley.


from east

Coming from Klagenfurt and Lienz you reach the Italian border in San Candido where you take the road of the Val Pusteria SS 49 to Bressanone. From here on, you can either continue along the SS 49 or take the motorway "Autostrada del Brennero" A 22 (toll booth Bressanone, exit Chiusa - Val Gardena). Once left the motorway, you follow the road SS 242 leading into the Val Gardena.

map: https://www.viamichelin.de/
traffic bulletin of South Tyrol: https://traffic.province.bz.it/en/home
autostrada del Brennero (motorway): https://www.autobrennero.it/en/

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