Transportation in Galtür

Depending on where you want to go and what you want to do, there are a several options to travel around Galtür and the surrounding region.

• The most economical and practical method to go around Galtür is by public transportation. Regular bus service connects Galtür’s several districts and towns as well as the ski lifts and other sites. For visitors with a current guest card—which may be obtained from the lodging providers—the buses are free. There is adequate room for the bags and ski equipment on the dependable and comfortable buses.
• Getting around Galtür by taxi is the quickest and most practical method. Operating in Galtür are a number of taxi firms that provide services to and from the ski lifts, the train station, the airport, and the attractions. One may reserve a cab at the taxi stands, over the phone, or online. There are kind and competent drivers in the clean and secure cabs. The cab may be purchased with cash or credit card and its price is determined by the distance and the time of day.
• Getting around Galtür by automobile is the most flexible and independent option. If you drove to Galtür, you may use your own car or hire one at the rail station or airport. The independence and chance to see the hamlet and the surrounding region at your own speed and time are provided by the automobile. Some locations are also inaccessible by taxi or public transportation when you have a car. However, you will have to pay for the toll, gas, and parking, and in the winter you will also have to watch out for the traffic and state of the roads.
• Bicycling is the healthiest and most environmentally friendly method to go around Galtür. If you brought your own bicycle to Galtür, you may use it or rent one from the tourist office or from any of the lodging providers. As well as providing fitness and enjoyment, riding a bicycle allows you to take in the fresh air and stunning landscapes. Accessing some of the pathways and trails that are inappropriate for automobiles or buses is also made possible by bicycle. Nonetheless, in the summer you will need to be mindful of the traffic and the terrain in addition to wearing a helmet, a luminous vest, and a light.
• Walking is the easiest and most practical method to go around Galtür. You may trek to the neighboring mountains, valleys, or lakes or stroll from your lodging to the village center, ski lift, or attraction. Walking offers you some relaxation and meditation in addition to a more personal and genuine experience of the town and the surroundings. Not apparent from the automobile or the bus, walking also enables you to find some of the hidden treasures and mysteries. In any season, though, you will need to carry a backpack, warm clothing, and comfortable shoes in addition to being ready for the weather and the distance.