Bolzano/Bozen (Bolzano / Bozen)

Bolzano / Bozen station has a dual function, as it is inevitably a gateway to the city it serves, but is also a connection hub for the resorts on the western side of the South Tyrol.

The station is very conveniently located for the city centre, the Piazza Duomo is within a 10 min walk, on the other side of the tree lined street named Viale della Stazione - which lives up to its name, as it leads off opposite the main station hall.

In the station the binario / platform 1 is beside the main station buildings which house the station facilities, including the ticket desks and the bar / cafe.
Binario 1 is typically used by trains heading to Verona and beyond from destinations to the north.

Binari 3 to 6 are on island platforms which are linked to platform 1 by passage under the railway lines which can be accessed by both stairs and lifts / elevators.

Binario 3 and 4 are typically used by trains heading north towards Brennero and Innsbruck
Binario 5 and 6 are typically used by the long-distance express trains which commence their journeys in Bolzano and head to destinations to the south of Verona, including Roma and Bari

The following long-distance train services typically depart from Bolzano / Bozen:

• to Verona - Bologna - Firenze / Florence - Roma = 6 x Frecce trains per day; 1 x train continues to Napoli and 1 x train continues to Napoli - Sibari
• to Verona - Bologna - Firenze / Florence - Roma = 2 x Italo trains per day
• to Verona - Bologna - Rimini - Ancona - Pescara - Foggia - Bari = 1 x IC train per day
• to Verona - Bologna - Rimini - Ancona = 1 x Railjet train per day
• to Verona - Bologna = 2 x Railjet trains per day
• to Verona - Vicenza - Padova - Venezia / Venice = 2 x Railjet trains per day
• to Verona - Peschiera del Garda - Brescia - Milano = 1 x Frecce train per day; usually departs at 08:45
• to Verona = Regionale Veloce trains every other hour; Afternoon / evening departures continue on to Bologna
• to Innsbruck - Worgl - Kufstein - Munchen / Munich = 5 x Railjet trains per day
• to Innsbruck = 2 x Regionale Veloce trains per day

Local Regionale trains provide at least hourly onward connections to:

• Merano / Meran; from the station bus route / line 240 heads into the Passeirtal Vaelley
• to Ponte Gardena-Laion / Waidbruck-Lajen station for the bus routes / lines 350 and 360 toward Val Gardena; The route / line 350 typically commences its journey in Bolzano.
• to Fortezza/Franzensfeste for a connection into the Puster Valley Railway which has stations in Mühlbach/Rio di Pusteria, St. Lorenzen/San Lorenzo, Bruneck/Brunico, Toblach/Dobbiaco and Innichen/San Candido

The Railjet trains on the Munchen - Innsbruck - Bolzano - Verona - Bologna / Venice route also call in Fortezza/Franzensfeste

The bus station in Bolzano / Bozen is only a 2 minute walk from the rail station.

The base station of the Ritten Seilbahn cable car is arouind a 5 min walk from the rail station.