Arrival by car

How to reach Naturns by car

GENERAL INFORMATION FOR TRAVELING TO NATURNS:
Anyone traveling from the north via the Brenner Autobahn to South Tyrol needs a vignette for the section of the route in Austria. The digital vignette can be easily purchased online in advance. To cross the Brenner Pass quickly, it is recommended to pay the toll online in advance: this way, you can pass through the toll station using specially designated barriers. The Italian highways are toll roads. Through the private provider Tolltickets, you can purchase a Telepass to bypass wait times at the toll stations. The Telepass can be sent to you by mail or picked up at a so-called Pickup Station.

You can get current information about traffic conditions in South Tyrol from the Traffic Reporting Center.

With an Electric Car
South Tyrol has a good network of charging stations: If you are traveling by electric car, you can conveniently charge your vehicle at one of the charging stations.

ROUTES TO NATURNS
NORTH
- München – Rosenheim – Kufstein (A 12 Inntal highway, toll required) – Innsbruck (A 13 Brenner highway, toll required) – Brenner (A 22 Brenner highway, toll required) – Bolzano (Exit Bolzano South) – Merano (MEBO) - Naturns
- München – Garmisch – Innsbruck – Brenner (A 22 Brenner highway, toll required) – Bozen (Exit Bolzano South) – Meran (MEBO) – Naturns

WEST
- Ulm – Kempten – Füssen – Fernpass – Imst – Landeck – Reschenpass (state road 40 + 38) – Naturns
- Bregenz – Feldkirch – Arlberg – Landeck – Reschenpass (state road 40 + 38) – Naturns
- St. Moritz – Ofenpass – Münster – Taufers in Münster – Glurns – Naturns
- Zürich – Landquart – Klosters – Vereinatunnel – Zernez – Ofenpass – Münster – Taufers in Münster – Glurns – Naturns

OSTEN
- Lienz – Innichen – Pustertal (state road 49) – (A 22 Brenner highway, toll required) Bozen – Meran (MEBO) – Naturns

Reschen Pass – Latest Information

Limited Accessibility on the Reschen Pass Road from September 2024 to December 2026
The Reschen Pass Road (B180) will be only partially accessible from September 2024 until the end of 2026. The reason for this is the construction of a rockfall protection gallery in the Austrian section between Pfunds and Nauders. Temporary closures will be necessary to complete this protective structure.

Closures 2026:
April 13 – May 8, 2026: Monday–Friday -> 07:30–12:30 and 13:30–18:00
April 21, 2026: continuous closure from 07:30 to 18:00 due to the Tour of the Alps
August 31 – October 30, 2026: Monday–Thursday -> 07:30–18:00; Friday -> 07:30–14:00

Detour via Switzerland during the Closure of the Reschen Pass Road
During the closure periods, we recommend using the detour via Switzerland. This alternative route runs along the Engadine Road (B184) and the Martinsbruck Road (B185), bypassing the closed section between Pfunds and Nauders. The detour adds just 6.6 kilometers to the usual route. Depending on traffic conditions, the additional travel time is approximately 10 minutes. A detailed map of the route (Pfunds – Nauders) is available on Google Maps.

Important Information for Specific Vehicle Types:
- Mobilhomes may use the detour without restrictions. However, if the total weight exceeds 3.5 tons, a fee of 5 euros must be paid at the Swiss customs station in Martina.
- Caravans and trailers are permitted on the route only if the trailer length does not exceed 6.5 meters.
- Trucks, vehicles with trailers over 6.5 meters, and buses longer than 13 meters are not allowed on this route and must use large-scale detours.

IMPORTANT:
Changed traffic routing 2025–2026
- Until November 2026, traffic will be managed in a single lane with traffic-light control.
- From September to November 2026, there will be a final full closure for finishing construction work and asphalt paving.

Brenner Pass - latest information

Renovation of the Lueg Bridge – Brenner Autobahn A13 (Austrian side)

Starting from January 1, 2025, the Lueg Bridge on the Brenner Autobahn A13 will have limited accessibility due to extensive renovation work. During periods of heavy traffic, a temporary second lane will be established to maintain the best possible traffic flow. At the same time, construction will begin on a new bridge that will make traffic smoother and more efficient in the future.

Two-lane traffic on the Lueg Bridge
On days with increased traffic, a temporary second lane will be set up to improve traffic flow. Vehicles over 3.5 tons are required to use the left, inner lane to relieve the load on the supporting structure. Passenger cars may use both lanes.

To help you plan your trip to Naturns and Plaus with ease, you’ll find the current 2026 traffic schedule for the Lueg Bridge here.

The renovation of the Lueg Bridge is divided into three main phases: first, the new supporting structure is built; then the existing bridge is dismantled. Afterwards, all construction work is completed.
Final completion is expected in 2030.

visitpartschins 23 hours ago

Between tradition and a sense of belonging.
Our traditional costumes tell stories of pride, unity and living customs in Partschins, Rabland and Töll. 💌

A heartfelt thank you to everyone involved in these special photos.
Special thanks to @idm.suedtirol.altoadige , the photographers David Klotz and Anna Malench, as well as the models from the @mk.partschins and @schuetzenkompanie_partschins ❤️

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visitpartschins 13 days ago

One walk, countless little discoveries. 🍏

The Apple Walk in Partschins combines nature, family fun and exciting insights into the world of apples. Along the circular trail through orchards, across bridges and beside rushing water, 12 interactive stations invite you to learn more about the apple-growing culture of South Tyrol. ⛰️✨

Simply scan the QR codes, answer the quiz questions and collect a small surprise at the Tourist Office in Partschins. 🍎

An easy walk for the whole family — with beautiful views, fresh mountain air and plenty of moments to enjoy along the way. 🤍

Summer // Hiking // South Tyrol

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visitpartschins 15 days ago

The Spronser Lakes are back on our hiking program! ⛰️
Together with hiking guide Erich Unterthurner, we head to the largest high-alpine lake district in Europe - passing crystal-clear mountain lakes, spectacular views and unforgettable nature moments. ✨
👉🏼 Registration: www.partschins.com

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visitpartschins 24 days ago

Temperatures are rising - and so are we ☀️

Summer in Partschins means hiking between waterfalls, alpine meadows and panoramic trails. 🌿

Whether you prefer an easy hike or a challenging mountain tour – around Partschins, Rabland and Töll everyone finds their perfect trail. 💚

MOUNTAIN
HIKING
SOUTH TYROL

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visitpartschins 2 months ago

The Val Venosta Apple Days start today! 🍏

From May 16 to 29, everything in Partschins, Rabland and Töll revolves around apples — with special events, delightful tastings and creative dishes celebrating the favourite fruit of our region. ✨🌿

Look forward to authentic culinary moments surrounded by apple orchards, regional cuisine and South Tyrolean traditions. 🤍
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