Getting here Holiday Saalbach

Vienna

• Drive on Austrian Autobahn A1 to Salzburg and take the Piding exit. There, you will switch to the German state road and proceed via Bad Reichenhall to the Austrian border. After that, drive on the B roads in Lofer, Saalfelden and Maishofen until you reach Saalbach.
• Don’t forget that Vignettes are compulsory on Austrian motorways and dual carriageways. More information is available at https://www.asfinag.at.

Germany

• Drive on the German Autobahn A8 to Salzburg and take the Piding exit. There, you will switch to the German state road and proceed via Bad Reichenhall to the Austrian border. After that, drive on the B roads in Lofer, Saalfelden and Maishofen until you reach Saalbach.

Italy

• Drive on the Italian Autostrada A23 via the Austrian border and continue on the Austrian Tauernautobahn A10, heading for Salzburg. Take the Bischofshofen exit and drive on the B roads in St. Johann im Pongau, Zell am See and Maishofen until you get to Saalbach.
• Don’t forget that Vignettes are compulsory on Austrian motorways and dual carriageways. More information is available at https://www.asfinag.at.

Switzerland

• Drive through the Arlberg road tunnel, or for a toll-free option, drive via Arlberg to Innsbruck and continue on the Austrian Autobahn A12 heading for Salzburg. Take the Wörgl Ost exit and drive on the B roads in St. Johann in Tirol, Saalfelden and Maishofen until you get to Saalbach.
• Don’t forget that Vignettes are compulsory on Austrian motorways and dual carriageways. More information is available at https://www.asfinag.at.

• You can park outdoors, in front of the hotel and on a Thurnerhof parking space.
• There is covered parking beneath the hotel and in a parking space in the Thurnerhof carport.
• Parking spaces are free to choose and depend resources and availability.
• Parking is free.

• E-cars are parked in the Thurnerhof carport and docked on to the electrical circuit.
• Parking is free. There is a fee for charging.
• Two charging stations provided by Salzburg AG are available in the Thurnerhof car port, and they are covered. These are activated via a separate charge card or via QR code, and a fee is payable.

Please let us know you have an E-car when you are making your enquiry. To help with natural planning.

• The Hotel Thurnerhof is situated on its own little mountain and above the rooftops of Saalbach. However, our ‘own little mountain’ is not easily accessible. Drive on the Glemmtal country road and turn into Bergerkreuzweg. Drive up and proceed via two twisting bends to get to us at the Thurnerhof.
• Snow chains are not usually necessary for the drive up via Bergerkreuzweg. Hermann is in charge of snow clearance and does his level best to keep the Bergerkreuzweg clear.

Get information for yourself with regard to how to get here with ease. About the current traffic conditions. About possible road blocks. The Austrian Automobile, Motorcycle and Touring Club (ÖAMTC) provides the best traffic service at https://www.oeamtc.at/verkehrsservice.

Latitude N: 47.3875344979252
Longitude: 12.6540398597717

Salzburg Airport

• Arrive by plane in Salzburg. You then travel by train, the ‘Linienbus’ service and or taxi yourself to get to Saalbach. Or let us know in good time in advance so we can organise a transfer for you.

Munich Airport

• Arrive by plane in Munich. You then travel by train, the ‘Linienbus’ service and or taxi yourself to get to Saalbach. Or let us know in good time in advance so we can organise a transfer for you.

Vienna

• Travel by train from Vienna main train station to the main station in Salzburg. There, take the train to Zell am See and get out at your destination station. The ‘Linienbus’ service operates hourly from the train station forecourt area, heading to Saalbach. Take the ‘Linienbus’ and get out at the ‘Bergerkreuz’ bus stop. It is then 500 metres to the Thurnerhof. Give us a call and we will collect you from the bus stop.

Germany

• Travel by train from Munich main train station to Wörgl main train station. There, take the train to Zell am See and get out at your destination station. The ‘Linienbus’ service operates hourly from the train station forecourt area, heading to Saalbach. Take the ‘Linienbus’ and get out at the ‘Bergerkreuz’ bus stop. It is then 500 metres to the Thurnerhof. Give us a call and we will collect you from the bus stop.

Italy

• Travel by train via Brenner to Wörgl main train station. There, take the train to Zell am See and get out at your destination station. The ‘Linienbus’ service operates hourly from the train station forecourt area, heading to Saalbach. Take the ‘Linienbus’ and get out at the ‘Bergerkreuz’ bus stop. It is then 500 metres to the Thurnerhof. Give us a call and we will collect you from the bus stop.

Switzerland

• Travel by train via Innsbruck to Wörgl main train station. There, take the train to Zell am See and get out at your destination station. The ‘Linienbus’ service operates hourly from the train station forecourt area, heading to Saalbach. Take the ‘Linienbus’ and get out at the ‘Bergerkreuz’ bus stop. It is then 500 metres to the Thurnerhof. Give us a call and we will collect you from the bus stop.

Get information for yourself with regard to how to get here with ease. Information about timetables and saver ticket prices

ÖBB timetable information
Deutsche Bahn timetable information
SBB timetable information

ÖBB saver tickets
Deutsche Bahn saver tickets
SBB saver tickets

We recommend our partner ‘Alpentaxi’. Enjoy a special rate on your transfer taxi service. From your chosen airport or train station to us at the Thurnerhof. Reliable, straightforward booking available on +43 664 35 81 795.

• At the Thurnerhof the closest bus stop is 500 metres away. It is the ‘Bergerkreuz’ stop and is at the junction between the ‘Bergerkreuzweg’ and ‘Glemmtaler Landesstraße’. The ‘Linienbus’ and ski bus services for Hinterglemm and Zell am See stop there.
• More information about mobility in the Pinzgau region is available at https://www.saalbach.com/de/service/infrastruktur/postbus-wanderbus_a_1556.