The ideal starting point for ski fun is in Olang.
In winter, Kronplatz naturally takes center stage, and a valley station can be found directly in Olang. The ski bus, which runs every 20 minutes through the villages in the valley, takes you directly to the lifts. The cable car takes you up to 2,275 meters to a panoramic view that truly lives up to the name Kronplatz. From the summit plateau, 120 kilometers of slopes fan out into the valley.
Besides skiing, the village also offers a 7 km long toboggan run. Additionally, just a 15-minute drive from Olang is Antholz, the cross-country skiing and biathlon hotspot.
Action awaits! For families with children, there is the Kids Area Panorama, where little adventurers can have their first experiences in the snow.
With the SÜDTIROL GUEST PASS all the public transport in South Tyrol is included (public buses, city buses, regional trains, ski buses). At your arrival you will receive the GUEST PASS.
Exempt from the SÜDTIROL GUEST PASS is: the use of long-distance trains (Intercity, Eurocity, Euronight, Eurostar), the transportation of bicycles, dogs and other pets (needs an appropriate ticket)
Local Mobility
Winter in Olang transforms our picturesque landscape into a true winter wonderland! In our latest video we show you the fascinating experiences that this region has to offer in winter. Whether it's skiing on perfectly groomed slopes or romantic snowshoe hikes through snowy woods, winter in Olang/Valdaora offers countless adventures. Let yourself be enchanted by the magic of winter, snow-covered peaks and warm hospitality. Watch our video and discover why Olang/Valdaora is the ideal place for your winter holiday!
Here's the link to the video Our Youtube channelSkiing at the first snow!
A very special pre-Christmas offer for you and your loved ones:
The offer is extendable in time:
If you book for 12 days, you only pay for 9 days of your stay and receive a ski pass for 12 days for the price of 9.
Longer skiing days with lots of sun... on the southern side of the Alps that has been blessed by the weather gods: custom-made offers for you!
Guest may choose between the skipass for Kronplatz-Plan de Corones or for Dolomiti Superski.
But that's still not all...
OfferArriving from Bolzano-Bozen and points south:
Take the A22 Brennero Autostrada to the Bressanone/Val Pusteria-Brixen/Pustertal exit for state route SS49-E66 (30 km/19 miles from the highway exit to Brunico-Bruneck, 42 km/26 miles to Valdaora-Olang, and 43 km/27 miles to San Vigilio-St. Vigil).
Arriving from Venice and points beyond:
Take the A27 Alemagna Autostrada and continue past Treviso until it ends, then continue on state route SS51 Alemagna toward Tai di Cadore. Continue on the SS51 to Cortina and then to Dobbiaco-Toblach, then take route SS49-E68 to Brunico-Bruneck (63 km/39 miles from Cortina to Brunico).
Arrival from the Brenner Pass, Innsbruck, Austria, and points north:
Take the Autostrada Brennero-Brennerautobahn (A22) to the Bressanone/Val Pusteria-Brixen/Pustertal exit, then continue along the main highway (SS49-E66) into the Val Pusteria-Pustertal valley. The western gateway to the Kronplatz region is located in S. Sigismondo-St. Sigmund near Chienes-Kiens.
Arrival from Lienz, Austria and points east:
You can also reach us from Lienz, Austria and points beyond. You will cross the Austrian-Italian border between Arnbach, Austria and Prato alla Drava-Winnebach, Italy (route B100-E66 in Austria ) and continue on route SS49-E66 in Italy into the Val Pusteria. The eastern gateway to the Kronplatz region is located in Monguelfo-Welsberg.
Important notes:
→In Italy, the autostrada motorway is a toll road.
→Every year from November 15 to April 15, cars and trucks traveling during snowfall, over snow-covered roads, or when there is ice on the roadway are required to use winter tires or snow chains.
Positioned in the heart of Europe, South Tyrol has a good train network, with connecting trains from the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB), Italian Trenitalia, as well as Deutsche Bahn (DB).
Once in South Tyrol, DB/ÖBB train travelers can use the ‘Anschlussticket Südtirol’, a ticket that allows travelling with public transportation to get from the train station to their accommodation and vice versa on their day of arrival/departure.
Train connections to South Tyrol
International railway connections are offered as far as Fortezza-Franzensfeste in South Tyrol-Südtirol. Change there for the local rail line to the Val Pusteria-Pustertal valley.
Trains stations are located in:
With Flixbus you can reach South Tyrol via Munich, Innsbruck or Verona several times a day.
Luggage service and bike transport
You want to travel without a suitcase or transport your bike safely? Bring your luggage or bike to South Tyrol with Insam Express. Luggage and bikes will be picked up by a courier company at your home and trans-ported to the accommodation of your choice.
Luggage storage in Bolzano/Bozen
You make a stopover in Bolzano? At the Basecamp Dolomites at Bolzano train station, you can store your luggage for hours or days or have it brought to your accommodation.
►"Südtirol Transfer" – comfortably to your holiday accommodation
If you arrive by train or bus in South Tyrol you can use the "Südtirol Transfer”, a region-wide connection shuttle for the last few kilometres to your accommodation. You can get to your holiday accommodation from the train stations in Bolzano/Bozen, Meran/Merano, Mals/Malles, Brixen/Bressanone, Bruneck/Brunico or Innichen/San Candido, as well as from the ‘Flixbus’ bus stops in Bolzano, Meran or Klausen/Chiusa and after your holiday you will be brought back to the de-sired stop. The group transfer to the South Tyrolean accommodations can be booked online.
Available from 1 October
http://www.suedtiroltransfer.com/en/
►Book your shuttle
Travellers who are interested in using an individual shuttle service or airport transfer, have the possibility to make a reservation via the new booking platform "Book your shuttle". This way the individual transfer from and to, as well as in South Tyrol, can be booked online easily and quickly.
►South Tyrol Guest Pass HOLIDAYPASS: unlimited use of all public transportation (including regional rail travel) in all of South Tyrol-Südtirol throughout the entire year.
With the Mobilcard Südtirol (7, 3 or 1 day) all public transport can be used as often as you like. The mu-seumobil Card (7 or 3 days) also allows you to visit more than 90 participating museums in South Tyrol. With the bikemobil Card (7, 3 or 1 day), you can rent additionally a bike or e-bike from Südtirol Bike or Pa-pinSport for one day. All Mobilcards are available at the Tourist Office.
South Tyrol’s only airport is located in the southern outskirts of Bolzano-Bozen. Beyond South Tyrol the nearest international airports are in Innsbruck (Austria) and Munich (Germany) in the north and Venice, Treviso, Verona and Bergamo in the south.
Driving distances from and to Brunico-Bruneck in kilometres/miles:
| Airport Innsbruck - INN | 105 km | 65 mi |
| Airport Munic - MUC | 302 km | 188 mi |
| Airport Verona - VRN | 223 km | 139 mi |
| Airport Bergamo - BGY | 326 km | 203 mi |
| Airport Venice - VCE* | 205 km | 127 mi |
| Airport Treviso - TSF* | 195 km | 121 mi |
Different shuttle services guarantee the connection from these airports to the respective train stations. From there you can travel to South Tyrol with the trains of Italian Trenitalia, Deutsche Bahn DB as well as Austrian Federal Railways ÖBB.
From the airports of Innsbruck, Munich, Verona and Bergamo Alto Adige Bus offers a shuttle service for the onward journey to South Tyrol. This airport shuttle to South Tyrol includes a large number of stops throughout South Tyrol.
Please note that all transport services must be booked in advance and 48 hours before you set off at the very latest.
* There are currently no transfer services offered by these airports.
