Fast motorway connections from all directions enable a quick and easy journey to your holiday paradise. The region can also be reached in comfort using international train connections. For guests arriving by plane, the nearest airport "" is just 25 min away.

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Driving by car to Seefeld in is easy

 NORTH: Munich – Garmisch-Patenkirchen – Mittenwald -  EAST: Salzburg – Innsbruck – Exit Zirl, over the Zirler Berg mountain road (NB: cars, vans and HGV vehicles pulling a trailer (or caravan) are not permitted to travel uphill on this road – alternative route via Telfs Ost)  SOUTH: Brenner (Brenner motorway A13) – Innsbruck – Exit Zirl, over the Zirler Berg mountain road (NB: cars, vans and HGV vehicles pulling a trailer (or caravan) are not permitted to travel uphill on this road – alternative route via Telfs Ost)  WEST: Kempten - Füssen - Reutte – Fernpass - Imst – Exit Telfs Ost –

Toll-sticker for motorway travel If your route takes you over any Austrian motorways, then make sure you purchase a motorway toll sticker and adhere it to the front windscreen of your car before accessing the motorway. The toll stickers can be bought from automobile associations and at fuel stations and border crossings. A 10-day sticker is ideal for short breaks. If you’re staying longer, you can purchase a two-month sticker, and a full-year toll sticker is available for those who plan to visit Tyrol more than once during the year. Further information, including up-to-date prices, can be found Driving to Tyrol in the wintertime: f you’re planning to drive to Tyrol during the winter months, then you must take the possibility of snow and/or ice into account. To be sure of coping with all possible road conditions here in the mountains of Tyrol, your car must have snow tyres and be equipped with snow chains. Up-to-date information on road conditions is available from the Austrian Automobile Association

Holiday guests arriving at Innsbruck Airport receive their first stunning taste of Tyrol and its scenery upon landing. Innsbruck Airport is served by scheduled flights from Amsterdam, Berlin, Bristol, Düsseldorf, Eindhoven, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Kiev, Liverpool, London, Moscow, Rotterdam, and Vienna. Numerous charter flights are also available to Innsbruck Airport, from the United Kingdom, Scandinavia and Russia, among other places, offering international guests quick, convenient access to the Olympiaregion Seefeld.

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Salzburg (SZG) A - Distance: 200 km (approx. 2 hours) Memmingen (FMM) D - Distance: 155 km (approx. 2 hours) München (MUC) D - Distance: 165 km (approx.. 2 hours) Friedrichshafen (FDH) D- Distance: 200 km (approx. 2 1/2 hours) Zürich (ZRH) CH - Distance: 300 km (approx. 3 hours) Bozen (BZO) I - Distance: 149 km (approx. 1 1/2 hours)

Our tipp: Compare cheap flights at , or skycheck.de.

Airport transfer: Our recommended partner for transfers to and from airports in Munich, Innsbruck and Salzburg: Four Seasons Travel or FlixBus

Leave your car at home and enjoy an easy, comfortable journey by bus. FlixBus offers you environmen  8 times a day, there is a safe and comfortable connection with the remote bus/FlixBus from Seefeld to Munich and the other way around – ideal from the airport of  The remote bus/FlixBus allows a comfortable arriving. Besides the provincial capital, Innsbruck, Seefeld is amongst the best-connected regions to Germany  You will also find a comfortable arriving with the remote bus coming from Switzerland or Italy

For all those who appreciate a comfortable, hassle-free journey to their holiday destination, rail travel offers a convenient, attractively- priced alternative. There are excellent rail connections to the Olympiaregion Seefeld from both Munich and Salzburg, and the Seefeld railway station enjoys an ideal location right at the edge of the pedestrian area.

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Your health & safety are our issues!

We sincerely ask you, to have a cloose look at the house Regulation (will be presented in a timely manner) from the Ski WM & Großveranstaltungs GmbH. We kindly ask for your understanding that there might be changes and future adaptations.

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Attention: some of the bars and restaurants in this area might be rented exclusively. Our team from the Information-Office Seefeld will assist you at any time. Information about opening times from the shops will be delivered contemporary.

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We sincerely ask you, to have a cloose look at the house Regulation (will be presented in a timely manner on www.seefeld2019.com) from the Austria Ski WM & Großveranstaltungs GmbH. We kindly ask for your understanding that there might be changes and future adaptations. We look forward to welcoming families to here in the It is our main aim to inform you in advance that it will not be possible – due to the house regulation and special terms and conditions – to bring strollers into the stadium and the spectator area. We will do our best to create guarded jam places. Thank you for your understanding.

Attention: Cross-Country ski lock from February 4th to March 8th, 2019 Following cross-country ski trails will be closed for public: A1 (Night track), B1 (Mösern), B2 (Auland), C1 (WSC 2019), C2 (Wildmoos) Additional information for the area Wildmoos: only reachable by busshuttle or by track n° B10 (getting in: Möserer See)

In Leutasch & Scharnitz, there will not be restricted ski trails. WSC-routes:

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The following ski-areas will be opened for you: Gschwandtkopf, die Bergbahnen Rosshütte, Geigenbühel, Birkenlift in Seefeld & the lift system in Neuleutasch.

Our huts invite you to relax, soak up the sun and lots of energy. Besides that, gastronomy and delicacies await you.

Official start for ticketing: 21st May 2018 All information is presented on the official WSC-homepage

Registration link:

You will find the programme here for a download.

Official website: