The OlympiaRegion Seefeld lies at the heart of Europe, which means that air, road and rail connections are convenient and quick. Not only that, but it makes a perfect place to plan a touring holiday - in under one hour you can be in Italy or Germany, relaxing by a lake or climbing at 2000 metres.
Innsbruck Airport is the most convenient airport for the Seefeld plateau. More information about Innsbruck Airport.
Schedule of summer flights to Innsbruck.
Salzburg Airport is about two-and-a-half hours' drive away from the plateau. More information about Salzburg Airport.
Munich Airport lies to the north of the Seefeld plateau and is most convenient for those arriving from outside Europe - as well as many from within the continent. More information about Munich Airport.
Road connections to the Seefeld plateau are outstanding, with motorway connections to the south, east and west reached in 20 minutes, and to the north in just under an hour.
The following pages have more details:
Seefeld from Germany and the north
Seefeld from Switzerland and the west
Seefeld from Italy and the south
Seefeld from Salzburg and the east
Drivers should be aware that Austria charges a toll for motorway usage in the form of the "vignette" - a sticker which is placed on the inside of the windscreen. Stickers for short holiday durations are available.
The Brenner motorway, leading to Italy, is a toll motorway which is not covered by this scheme and is subject to an additional charge, as are a number of private tunnels and toll roads in the mountains.
Seefeld and Scharnitz lie on the main railway line between Munich and Innsbruck with regular services passing through the villages.
The journey down to Innsbruck is one of the most spectacular main line journeys in the Alps and is recommended to all visitors, even if they have arrived by car.
Passes for different regions are available from the Austrian railways and can be of value to those who want to do a lot of local sightseeing.
