84 An organised and expansive public transport network ensures that you get from A to B even without a car in tow. Guests staying in the venues who are members of the Val Gardena Tourist Offices receive the digital Val Gardena Guest Pass for free and is valid from 0.00 a.m. on the day of arrival to 11.59 p.m. on the day of departure. Use this card to enjoy free rides on all buses (except for the Val Gardena Night Bus, Saltria – Monte Pana and Saltria – Castelrotto lines) and can also be used for arrival and departure. Children under 6 always travel free. The Val Gardena Guest Pass has to be validated before every journey. Silbernagl is the company managing the bus route services. To receive information about timetables and prices call or visit: • Tel.: +39 0471 220880 • www.suedtirolmobil.info You can also find detailed timetables in the Tourist Offices. Four-legged animals also require a ticket (except small animals and guide dogs). Dogs must be kept on a leash when travelling on public transport, wear a muzzle and can’t occupy a seat. Bicycle transport on public transport is subject to a charge and only possible on the lines 352 and 360 if space is available and safety is guaranteed. For information on trains, contact Trenitalia at 892021 (or +39 06 68475475 when calling from abroad) or visit www.trenitalia.it The closest train stations are: • Ponte Gardena (15 Km) • Chiusa (20 Km) • Bressanone (30 Km) • Bolzano (40 Km) Deutsche Bahn has about 6 train connections daily from Germany and some Italian cities to Bolzano. You can also reach Val Gardena easily using the Italian ‘Frecce’ fast trains and their bus service, FrecciaLINK. Find further information on the public transport system at www.valgardena.it. Mobility MOBILITY
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