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Bus Terminal

No traffic jams!

Südtirolerplatz
Salzburg 5020
Austria

Across the street from the Hauptbahnhof Rail Station entrance, the Central Bus Terminal has a range of services for both long haul and local travel. The close proximity of the two stations should make transfer between the systems fast and easy. The eye-catching yellow Postal Buses arrive and depart from this centre, covering destinations across Salzburg and the neighboring Upper Austira. Local buses and electric trams stop at the terminal as well. All services run like clockwork and are rarely more than a few minutes off schedule. All modes of transportation stop at 11pm.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Salzburg Airport

A bustling airport! Innsbrucker Bundesstraße 95
Salzburg 5020
Austria
+43 662 85800
http://www.salzburg-airport.at Situated four kms west of the city centre, Salzburg Airport is known as the 'gateway to the Alps'. Opened in 1926, the airport is now the second busiest in Austria, catering to 1.2 million passengers a year. The two short-stay and five long-stay car parks are all located no more than five minutes' walk from the main terminal building. The airport is situated near the A1 motorway. Drivers heading for the airport should take the exit marked Flughafen. The bus number 2 to the city centre and central station departs every 10 minutes. The journey takes around 20 minutes and costs EUR 1,80. A taxi ride should take 10-15 minutes and cost in the region of EUR 12. The airport has just one terminal, meaning that the distances passengers have to cover on foot are minimal. Two restaurants, two bars and a snack bar provide a choice of hot and cold meals. The airport contains a duty free shop, jeweller's, souvenir shop, boutique, book shop, off-license, post office, bank and several car hire companies and travel agents.

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Salzburger Hauptbahnhof

Connection to many European countries Südtirolerplatz 1
Salzburg 5020
Austria
+43 662 930000 Little more than a 10 minute walk from the Congress Centre, Salzburg Station contains all the facilities you would expect from a main station including a restaurant, snack bar and numerous shops. With regular Eurocity, Intercity and inter-regional connections to destinations within continental Europe (including an ICE express train to Munich), Salzburg is exceedingly well connected to the international rail network. Numerous buses (including the airport bus no.2) depart from the forecourt.

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