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Val Gardena is nestled in the heart of the Italian Dolomites, in the South Tyrol region. While the mountain location means you'll need to plan your journey, the stunning scenery along the way makes it part of the adventure. Here's everything you need to know about getting to Ortisei.
Nearest Airports
Innsbruck Airport (INN)
The closest airport to Val Gardena, located in Austria just across the Brenner Pass.
- Distance: 95 km / 1.5 hours drive
- Best for: Travelers from UK, Northern Europe
- Airlines: British Airways, easyJet, Eurowings
- Transfer: Rental car or shuttle service
Bolzano Airport (BZO)
A small regional airport with limited flights but very convenient location.
- Distance: 40 km / 45 min drive
- Best for: Direct charter flights during ski season
- Transfer: Rental car, taxi, or bus
Verona Airport (VRN)
A good option with many international connections and year-round flights.
- Distance: 200 km / 2.5 hours drive
- Best for: Budget airlines, Mediterranean connections
- Airlines: Ryanair, Volotea, British Airways
Venice Marco Polo (VCE)
Major international hub with excellent flight options worldwide.
- Distance: 230 km / 3 hours drive
- Best for: Long-haul flights, combining with Venice visit
Munich Airport (MUC)
One of Europe's major hubs with the most flight connections.
- Distance: 260 km / 3 hours drive
- Best for: Intercontinental travelers, best connections
By Train
While there's no train station in Val Gardena itself, you can take the train to nearby cities and continue by bus.
Via Bolzano
- Take train to Bolzano (main station)
- Connect to SAD bus line 350 to Ortisei
- Bus journey: approximately 1 hour
- Buses run frequently throughout the day
Via Chiusa/Klausen
- Take train to Chiusa station (on Brenner line)
- Connect to SAD bus to Ortisei
- Shorter bus journey than from Bolzano
By Bus
SAD (South Tyrolean Transport) operates regular bus services throughout the region.
- Line 350: Bolzano - Ponte Gardena - Ortisei - Selva
- Frequency: Every 30-60 minutes
- Duration: About 1 hour from Bolzano
- Tip: The Mobilcard offers unlimited bus travel in South Tyrol
By Car
Driving offers the most flexibility and allows you to explore the stunning Dolomite passes.
From the South (Brenner/Innsbruck)
- Take the A22 Brenner motorway southbound
- Exit at Chiusa/Klausen
- Follow SS242 to Val Gardena
- Continue to Ortisei (about 20 minutes from the motorway)
From Verona/Venice
- Take A22 northbound toward Brenner
- Exit at Bolzano Nord
- Follow signs to Val Gardena/Gröden
- Take SS242 to Ortisei
Driving Tips
- Winter tires or chains are required November-April
- The roads are well-maintained but can be winding
- Fuel up before entering the valley (limited stations)
- A22 motorway requires a toll (vignette or pay at stations)
Airport Transfers
Several services offer private and shared transfers to Val Gardena:
- Private transfers: Most comfortable option, door-to-door service
- Shared shuttles: More economical, fixed schedules
- Rental cars: Best for exploring the region independently
We can help arrange transfers for our guests - just ask when booking!
Getting Around Val Gardena
Once in Val Gardena, getting around is easy:
- Free ski bus: Connects all villages and lift stations (with guest card)
- Walking: Ortisei center is pedestrian-friendly
- Local buses: Regular service between villages
- Taxi: Available for longer trips or evening transport
La Rondula Location
Our apartments are centrally located in Ortisei at Via Roma 55. You'll find us:
- 5 minutes walk from the Seceda lift
- 2 minutes from the ski bus stop
- In the pedestrian shopping area
- Free parking available for guests
