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Travelling within Austria
Within Austria you can easily travel to SalzburgerLand from all cities using the Austrian Railways.
On the buses, holiday-makers profit from the best service with the Albus Salzkraft Bus Company, which is a partner company of SalzburgerLand Tourism Ltd
Travelling from Germany
For holiday-makers coming from Germany, there is a SalzburgerLand Special train offered by the Deutsche Bahn. 14 times a day there are attractive direct connections with additional simple changeover connections. In summer, a journey with the Europa-Special is also very cheap. You can travel from Munich to Bad Gastein or Zell am See for just €19 per person. The train ride is especially worthwhile for families as children and grand-children under 15 travel completely for free into SalzburgerLand.
DB City Night Line
For holiday-makers from Northern Germany, the Rhein-Ruhr region or Berlin, there is also the City Night Line available. This overnight train by the Deutsche Bahn travels directly to Munich, so you can quickly travel onward into SalzburgerLand in the early morning completely refreshed.
Book – Print – Step Onboard
Book your train ticket to SalzburgerLand online!
By the way: many hotels organise a pick-up service from the train station. Additionally, the Salzburger Transport Company makes it easy to get around SalzburgerLand. Further information can be found here
Travel without luggage
The DB luggage service takes care of the Extra-Service and Extra-Comfort. Cases, Pushchairs, Wheelchairs and Skis are picked up directly at home, then securely and punctually delivered to the chosen address – in the whole of Austria.
Train connections from other countries
Switzerland: Schweizer Bundesbahnen SBB
Netherlands: Niederländische Eisenbahnen NS
Belgium: Belgische Eisenbahnen SNCB/NMBS
Sweden: Right on track to the Alps! Snälltåget