German and Austrian railways are offering joint services from Munich via Innsbruck to Italy (Bolzano, Trento, Verona, Venezia, Bologna) up to 5 times a day. This very scenic route via the Alps - featuring breath-taking views of traditional mountain villages and romantic towns as well as Italian “dolce vita” - is highly popular since its inauguration particularly with overseas guests touring Europe.
It is an all-season highlight from Germany/Austria towards south and vice versa.
Special Features
Excellent views from the trains´ large panorama windows. Convenient and comfortable seats as well as a full service restaurant car with local specialties, a wide selection of soft drinks, wines and beer. A dedicated first class service comprises: leather seats, drinks and snacks served directly at the seat and free selection of newspapers and magazines.
Eurail Pass Holders
Eurail Pass holders pay a supplement of about 10 Euro (bordercrossing traffic).
- Munich - Innsbruck - Verona (3x a day)
- Munich - Innsbruck - Verona - Bologna (1x a day)
- Munich – Innsbruck – Verona – Venice (2x a day)
- High Speed Train Eurocity
- Altaria (Spain)
- Alvia (Spain)
- Avant (Spain)
- AVE (Spain)
- EuroCity (Germany, Austria & Italy)
- Euromed (Spain
- Eurostar (Belgium, France & Great Britain)
- Frecciarossa and Frecciargento (Italy)
- ICE (Germany, Austria, Belgium, France, The Netherlands & Switzerland)
- Pendolino (Finland)
- Railjet (Austria)
- Supercity (Czech Republic)
- TGV (Belgium, France & Switzerland)
- Thalys (Belgium, France, Germany & The Netherlands)
- SJ High speed trains (Sweden & Denmark)