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Innsbruck to Brennero/Brenner by train
If you can spare a couple of hours while in Innsnbruck and want to experience the Alpine landscape south of the city, hop on to the trains on Europe's most scenic commuter route
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From Innsbruck Hbf to Brennero/Brenner
Journey Summary
39 min
Daily
Travel Information
Final Destination: Brennero
1 x train per hour
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Book early and save: No
Tickets will cost the same price if purchased at the station immediately before departure.
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| Ticket Provider | Approximate Cost | |
|---|---|---|
| OBB | * |
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Good to Know
Eurail and InterRail pass users travelling to Italy can avoid the rail reservations fees payable on the EuroCity (EC) trains by targeting these trains and making connections in Brennero into Regionale Veloce (RV) trains on towards Verona.
Though make sure you take Trenitalia's RV trains as rail passes aren't valid on trains heading south from Brennero, which aren't operated by Trenitalia.
If you want to head as far south as Verona AND want to avoid the fees on the EuroCity trains, target the trains which depart Innsbruck for Brennero/Brenner at 11:49 or 13:49 or 15:49.
Step on board for what is arguably Europe's most spectacular local train journey.
If you're going to be holidaying in Innsbruck then making this journey, remaining on the train, and then heading straight back to Innsbruck, will be a highlight of your trip!
When heading south from Innsbruck, sit on the right to see the spectacular views.
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