Info & Service
Our service area offers useful information for your journey and stay in the Zillertal. Here you will find current timetables, an overview of our brochures and our service providers. You are also welcome to contact us directly - we will be happy to help you plan your holiday and answer any questions you may have.
All information about your individual journey to the Zillertal by train, plane or car. Numerous public connections from the European metropolises enable a relaxed journey to the Zillertal.
Under the telephone number 140 you can quickly reach the mountain rescue or the alpine emergency call.
The help of the mountain rescue service begins where other rescue organisations in the Zillertal are no longer able to get anywhere.
The Mountain Rescue Tyrol:
- provides professional help in alpine terrain.
- is ready for action around the clock, 365 days a year.
- currently has around 4,600 volunteer members.
- consists of 91 local offices in order to be able to be at the scene of an accident as quickly as possible.
- is called out to far more than 2,000 missions every year.
- relies on the support of its sustaining members.
- always has great offers for supporting members in the shop.
Zillertal
Welcome to Zillertal! Where sun, snow and well-being become the meaning of life and where great freedom tempts you to let go.
Zillertal Newsletter
Our newsletter provides you with great information about the Zillertal. Get the best seasonal tips, information from the ski resorts and about the summer mountain railways and much more.
Hosts in Zillertal
Find the right accommodation for your perfect winter holiday in Zillertal – from cosy private rooms to luxury five-star hotels.
Getting to Zillertal
Zillertal is located in the west of Austria and is the widest of the side valleys on the south side of the Inntal Valley. Get to Zillertal safely and comfortably.
