How To Get Around In Radstadt
Radstadt is a small town easily accessible by foot or bicycle. The pedestrianized town center hosts many stores, cafés, restaurants, and historical sites. Rent a bicycle from a nearby sports shop, such Sport Klieber or Intersport Rappl, then explore the cycling routes along the Enns river or the Tauernradweg road.
Should you wish to investigate more, you could make use of your own car or the public transport network. Your lodging allows you to purchase the guest card, Salzburger Sportwelt Card. Discounts on many attractions and services—including the Therme Amadé spa and water world, the Gamskogelbahn cable car, the Mandlberggut pine and schnapps distillery, the Radstadt outdoor alpine swimming pool, and the minigolf course—this card offers. Furthermore reasonably priced and handy are the buses and trains.
You also have the choice of running your own car or leasing one from one of the nearby rental companies, Sixt or Europcar included. Although driving in Radstadt is usually easy and safe, it is crucial to be aware of the traffic laws and regulations including the speed limits, parking zones, and toll roads. Additionally needed for usage of the motorways are a valid driving license, a car registration certificate, and a vignette (motorway toll sticker).
By Bus
From Radstadt, a bus will let you get to Salzburg city, Kaprun, and Zell am See among other places in the Salzburg area. Many bus companies—including Postbus, ÖBB, and Flixbus—offer regular and comfortable bus services. Online or at the tourist office, you could confirm the rates and schedules; you could also buy your tickets either in advance or on the day.
By Taxi
For those who want a more flexible and quick way of getting around Radstadt, taxis are available. Among the several taxis running in the town are Taxi Huber, Taxi Rainer, and Taxi Schwaiger. Ask them to reserve a taxi, or find one in the main square or train station. The metered taxis have fair rates. One can make payment with a credit card or cash.
By Car
Those looking for more freedom and mobility could consider renting a car in Radstadt. Among the several vehicle rental companies offering a varied range are Europcar, Hertz, and Sixt. One can reserve a car either online or at the airport; it can be picked from the town center or the train station. Radstadt’s well-kept, precisely marked roads make driving here a safe and simple task. Still, you really should be aware of the traffic laws, parking rules, and winter driving conditions.
By Bicycle
If you are adventurous and physically fit, you might explore Radstadt by bicycle. The town boasts a system of bike lanes that lead to the most gorgeous sites—the mountains, the river Enns, and the forest among other places. Additionally accessible for membership is the Enns Cycle Path, a 250km-long path linking Radstadt to other river towns. Among the local bike rental stores are Sport 2000, Intersport, and Radstadt Radverleih. The reasonable rates cover helmets and locks as well.
On Foot
Walking around the town will help one to appreciate Radstadt’s appeal and ambiance. The main attractions—the town hall, church, museum, and fortifications—are conveniently reachable from the pedestrian-friendly, small town center. You might also join a guided walking tour, which will give you more knowledge and insights about Radstadt’s past and present. Plan a tour from the tourist office or online choosing from a range of languages and topics.
