How To Get In Bad Mitterndorf
By Plane: At just 40 kilometers from Bad Mitterndorf, Salzburg Airport (SAL) is the nearest choice for travelers visiting Austria. Taxis, buses and trains are available for transportation from the airport. As other possibilities, there are the about 300 km distant Vienna International Airport (VIE) and Munich Airport (MUC), both of which have train or bus connections. Airlines that fly into Austria include Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, Eurowings, and Ryanair.
By Bus: Regular connections between important Austrian and German cities and Bad Mitterndorf are provided by a number of operators, including Flixbus, BlaBlaBus, RegioJet, and Eurolines. Either online or at the bus stations in the departing cities, tickets are easily booked. Subject to traffic and route circumstances, the bus trip takes between six and ten hours.
By Car: Those who prefer a self-drive option can hire a car in their place of departure and take a picturesque trip to Bad Mitterndorf. Depending from where one starts, the four to six hour journey takes. There are automobile rental businesses including Europcar, Hertz, Sixt, and Avis offering services at airports and city areas. It is necessary to be aware of traffic situations and follow Austrian road regulations; if the license is not in German or English, an international driving permit is needed.
By Train: Often regarded as the most picturesque form of transportation, trains run every day between Bad Mitterndorf and several Austrian and German cities. Leading train services are Deutsche Bahn, WESTbahn GmbH Austrian Railways (ÖBB), and ÖBB Intercity. Online and at rail stations, tickets can be bought for the three to five-hour trip, depending on traffic and route conditions. Checking schedules and costs is advised as they could change depending on availability.
