Next Stop: The BOTANGO

Drive Yourself, Get a Lift or Fly … It’s up to You!

First, unfold the map of Europe and … No, those days are over. Today, all you need to do is take a look at our travel tips, and your holiday at the BOTANGO can begin. All aboard!

By Car

Vinschgauer Str. 105
39020 Parcines/Tel
South Tyrol – Italy

North:

Brennero motorway (A22) – exit Bolzano South – MeBo (SS38) - follow the SS38 to Tel
Brenner motorway (A22) – exit Vipiteno – via the Monte Giovo mountain pass* and Monte Giovo state road (SS44) through the Passiria valley to Merano – continue towards the centre via Theaterplatz square onto Freiheitsstraße towards the railway station – continue towards Lagundo on the SS38 and follow it to the BOTANGO.
Ötztal valley – via the Rombo mountain pass (186)* and Monte Giovo state road (SS44) through the Passiria valley to Merano – towards the centre via Theaterplatz square onto Freiheitsstraße towards the railway station – continue towards Lagundo on the SS38 and follow it to the BOTANGO.

*These mountain passes are only passable in summer (closed in winter)

West:

Drive over the Resia mountain pass in the direction of Merano on the SS38 to the BOTANGO.

East:

Lienz – San Candido – Passiria valley (state road 49) – Brennero motorway (A22) to exit Bolzano South – MeBo (SS38) – follow the SS38 to Tel

By bus

Travelling to South Tyrol by bus is cheap, comfortable and stress-free. Travelling via the Brennero pass, the comfortable bus stops in Bressanone, Bolzano and Merano.

By train

The easiest way to get to Merano and its surroundings is by Eurocity (EC) from Munich. After changing trains in Bolzano, it's just ten minutes from Merano on the Venosta Valley railway to Tel station. We will of course be happy to collect you and your luggage from there.

By aeroplane

The South Tyrolean airline SkyAlps flies directly to Bolzano from several major cities. From there, you have the option of travelling on with a hire car or a transfer service. You can find more information about air travel and services here.

Just travelling through?

For a short break on the long drive over the Brennero, Giovo or Resia mountain passes, we have plenty of parking spaces right next to the hotel, the best pizza far and wide and delicious South Tyrolean dishes. On the terrace or in the restaurant, you can recharge your batteries for the rest of your journey or quickly check your emails using the Wi-Fi.