Getting to the sun town of Lienz

Getting there by train/bus

• ÖBB - Austrian Federal Railways
• Deutsche Bahn – German Railways
• TrenItalia – Italian Railways

Nearest airports

• Innsbruck (180 km)
• Klagenfurt (150 km)
• Salzburg (190 km)
• Munich (266 km)

Getting there by car/bus

Coming from Munich (Germany)
 
• A 8 towards Salzburg/Passau/Nuremberg as far as Inntal intersection
• A 93 direction Innsbruck/Kufstein
• 2nd exit after border (Kufstein Süd)
• From Kufstein follow signs for Felbertauernstraße (open in winter)
• Via Kitzbühel, Paß Thurn, Mittersill and through the Felbertauern Tunnel to Lienz
 
Coming from Switzerland
 
• A 13 via Feldkirch/Bludenz/Arlberg
• A 12 via Innsbruck to exit Wörgl Ost; follow signs for Felbertauernstraße
• Via Kitzbühel, Paß Thurn, Mittersill and the Felbertauernstraße – open in winter – to Lienz
 
Coming from Linz (Czech Republic)
 
• A 1 to Salzburg
• A 10 to Bischofshofen
• B 168 to Mittersill
• Felbertauernstraße to Lienz
 
Coming from Vienna (Slovakia, Hungary)
 
• A 2 towards Graz and Klagenfurt to Villach intersection
• A 10 direction Salzburg as far as Spittal/Drau – exit Lendorf
• B 100 to Lienz 
  
Coming from Udine (Italy)
 
• A 23 towards Tarvisio – exit at Carnia/Tolmezzo
• SS 52 over the Plöckenpaß (B 110)
• B 110 to Oberdrauburg
• B 100 to Lienz 
 
Coming from Bolzano (Italy)
 
• A 22 towards Brenner – exit at Brixen
• SS 49 direction Dobbiaco/San Candido
• B 100 from Sillian to Lienz

Coming from Ljubljana (Slovenia)
 
• A 1 towards Kranj and Jesenice
• A 11 to Villach
• A 10 towards Salzburg as far as Spittal/Drau – exit at Lendorf
• B 100 to Lienz 
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In Austria all drivers are required by law to drive with dipped headlights or daytime running lights at all times during daylight hours.