Experience the Winter Olympics the sustainable way – with südtirolmobil!
The 2026 Winter Games in Southtyrol are fast approaching – and there’s no smarter way to soak up the atmosphere of this sport event than arriving by public transport. With südtirolmobil, you can skip the traffic jams and the endless hunt for a parking space, and turn the journey to the event into part of the experience!
Take the chance to admire South Tyrol’s breathtaking scenery as you travel by public transport – comfortable, stress-free and right in the middle of it all. Here, the journey matters just as much as the destination. And you won’t be travelling alone: share the experience with fellow fans and locals, all heading to the Winter Games together.
Benefits of travelling by public transport:
- Less traffic, more adventure: Enjoy a stress-free journey without traffic jams or parking hassles.
- Sustainability: Protect the environment with südtirolmobil’s eco-friendly transport solutions.
- Team spirit: Share the excitement for the Winter Games with fellow fans.
Your route to the Winter Games
How it works
- Check the timetable: Find all timetables and travel information here.
- Buy your ticket: Use the südtirolmobil Pass or buy your ticket in person.
- Hop on and enjoy: Sit back, relax and get ready to experience the Winter Games.
Tip! Use the Südtirolmobil app when travelling by public transport for all the important information and real-time data.
How do I get to...
The train is the best way to get to the Olympic biathlon competitions held in the Anterselva-Antholz Biathlon Arena. The Val Pusteria-Pustertal railway runs every 30 minutes during the day between Fortezza-Franzensfeste and San Candido-Innichen, while visitors coming from East Tyrol benefit from an hourly service.
At Valdaora-Anterselva/Olang-Antholz station, transfer to the organiser’s Shuttle B to Anterselva di Mezzo-Antholz Mittertal. From there, it’s a 5-minute (300 m) walk to the meeting point for Shuttle A. Shuttle A takes visitors to a point about a 15-minute (850 m) walk from the Biathlon Arena. Full details are provided on the organiser’s official website.
The total journey time from Valdaora-Anterselva/Olang-Antholz station to the Arena is around 1.5 hours. All shuttle services (A, B, C) are free of charge.
- Timetable Pustertal Railway
- Overview Shuttles
- Getting to Antholz
- Timetable Shuttle A
- Timetable Shuttle B
- Timetable Shuttle C
Important information
For a relaxed trip, arrive early and allow plenty of time for the journey and security checks. Entrances to the Biathlon Arena open 3.5 hours before the start of the competition.
For visitors heading to the Winter Games competitions in Livigno, replacement service B250 will be running additional morning services on the Silandro-Schlanders – Malles-Mals section. At Malles-Mals station, you can change to regional bus line 811 towards Zernez.
Passengers on line 811 can then switch to the shuttle service to Livigno at either Müstair Clostra, Müstair Posta or at the Punt la Drossa P4 stop (near the Munt-la-Schera tunnel toll booth). The following shuttle connections are available:
- Zernez – Livigno
- Müstair – Livigno
For the return journey, change back to line 811 towards Malles-Mals at Punt la Drossa P4 or in Müstair.
Evening direct service from Livigno to Malles-Mals
On some evenings, there is a direct service from Livigno to Malles-Mals. Departures from the Livigno, Ostaria Seggovia Valandrea stop are at 9:22 p.m., 10:22 p.m. and 11:22 p.m., arriving at Malles-Mals station at 10:20 p.m., 11:20 p.m. and 12:20 a.m. For these direct connections, onward travel to Silandro-Schlanders is guaranteed on replacement service B250.
Parking for guests arriving by car
The P&R Müstair Olympic parking (south of Müstair) is available for visitors arriving by car. From there, a direct shuttle runs to Livigno.
You can find more detailed information on traffic management and travelling to Livigno here.
Important information
The südtirolmobil online timetable only shows regional bus line 811 and replacement service B250. Timetables for the organiser’s shuttles (between Müstair and Livigno and between Zernez and Livigno) are available via the SBB online timetable.
Travel conveniently by train on the Brenner railway line, which will operate enhanced services during the Winter Olympics. Expect additional morning trains and extra evening departures on relevant competition days.
Timetable Brenner Railwayline 100
Ora-Auer railway station is the main transfer point for buses. In addition to regional line 140 operated by südtirolmobil (Ora-Auer – Cavalese) and bus line B101 operated by Trentino Trasporti (Ora-Auer – Cavalese – Penia), the organiser will run an additional shuttle service from the station. Visitors are advised to use the organiser’s shuttles TS02 from Ora-Auer, as they take you directly to the Olympic venues in Tesero and Predazzo.
Timetable TT B101 (Auer-Cavalese-Penia)
Trentino Trasporti TS02 timetable (Tesero – Lago di Tesero bus station)
For more detailed information you can visit the Trentino Trasporti website.
On competition days, the organiser will also offer a special shuttle service from Auer railway station. This service will operate approximately three hours before the start of the competitions and will connect directly to the Olympic competition venues in Tesero and Predazzo. We recommend using this bus service.
Parking facilities for guests arriving by car
Parking spaces are available for visitors arriving in their own cars, subject to a charge and reservation. Further information on how to get there, applicable traffic restrictions and booking parking spaces can be found on the organiser's website.
Important information
Shuttle timetables will be published on the organiser’s website. From 5 February to 17 March 2026, the following Trentino Trasporti bus lines in Val di Fiemme-Fleimstal and Val di Fassa-Fassatal (as far as Passo San Pellegrino) are free of charge: B101, B102, B103, B104, B109, B111, B112, B113, B120, B122 and B123. The organiser’s shuttles, however, can only be used with a valid event ticket.
Travelling by train is a convenient way to reach the Olympic venues in Cortina d'Ampezzo. The Val Pusteria-Pustertal railway line runs every 30 minutes during the day between Fortezza-Franzensfeste and San Candido-Innichen, while visitors coming from East Tyrol benefit from an hourly service. Disembark at Dobbiaco-Toblach station, where the organiser’s shuttle service takes you directly to Cortina d'Ampezzo. Click here to access the booking portal for the shuttle service.
Important: Visitors with a valid Winter Games ticket have priority access to the shuttle buses. When additional seats are available, the buses may also be used by other passengers.
Return journey (evening)
Alongside the women’s alpine skiing events, Cortina d'Ampezzo will also host an array of Olympic competitions (curling, bobsleigh, luge and skeleton) in the evenings. The shuttle between Cortina d'Ampezzo and Dobbiaco-Toblach will operate until around midnight.
From 7 to 21 February 2026, additional evening buses will operate between Dobbiaco-Toblach, San Candido-Innichen and Versciaco-Vierschach (B500 timetable) and between Dobbiaco-Toblach and Brunico-Bruneck (B400 timetable). During the same period, the Brunico-Bruneck – Bressanone-Brixen route will also be served daily by regional line 401 (401 timetable) with late departures from Brunico-Bruneck station at 10:19 p.m. and 11:19 p.m.
Details of the additional late-night trains will be published shortly and will then appear in the südtirolmobil online journey planner.
Parking for guests arriving by car
A large P+R car park is available near Dobbiaco-Toblach station. From there, a shuttle service runs directly to Cortina d'Ampezzo (see organiser info for details and booking).
Please note that traffic restrictions are in place from Schluderbach (SS 51) onwards and it is not possible to continue to Cortina d'Ampezzo.
Important information
The südtirolmobil online timetable shows schedules for the Val Pusteria-Pustertal railway and regional buses throughout South Tyrol.
Shuttle times between Dobbiaco-Toblach and Cortina d'Ampezzo are published exclusively on the organiser’s website, where you can also book your journey.
All timetables and tickets are available on our website.
Extensive traffic restrictions for motorised private transport are planned on some routes to the Olympic competition venues. These may require prior registration of the journey and, in some cases, of the car park; in addition, some parking facilities are subject to a charge. Further information on this is available on the organiser's website. Conclusion: Travelling by public transport is therefore generally easier, less stressful and highly recommended.
The Südtirolmobil website provides information on train and bus connections in South Tyrol as well as shuttle services to Antholz. Shuttle services to the competition venues in the Fiemme Valley (Auer – Tesero – Predazzo), to Cortina d'Ampezzo (Dobbiaco – Cortina d'Ampezzo) and to Livigno (Müstair – Livigno) are not included in the timetable information. Further information can be found on the websites of the respective organisers.
The rail connections are generally accessible. At the Olang-Antholz and Toblach stations, as well as at the larger stations and the Franzensfeste transfer station, assistance services will be available during the Winter Olympics from SalaBlu, operated by infrastructure provider RFI.
In addition, the organiser is arranging special transport services for people with reduced mobility. Detailed information on the respective regulations and the necessary reservation of these services is available on the organiser's website. anstalters verfügbar.
