How to get to Andalo

Andalo and the Paganella are really easy to reach, especially for those who prefer the comfort of driving. The resort is just a 20-minute drive from the motorway exits of Trento Nord on the A22 Brenner motorway (travelling from south) and San Michele all'Adige (for those travelling from Bolzano or Austria). After leaving the Brenner motorway follow the directions to Altopiano della Paganella, and you will reach Andalo in a few minutes (also thanks to the new connection tunnel on the Trento expressway leading up to the Val di Non valley). You can choose between two routes to Andalo: the Provincial road SP64 going up from Fai, or the State road SS421 via the villages of Spormaggiore and Cavedago.

Some examples of travel times under normal conditions:

- Trento-Andalo: 37 km in 40 minutes;
- Verona-Andalo: 130 km in 1 hour and 30 minutes, of which 1h and 10 minutes motorway;
- Modena- Andalo: 230 km in 2 hours and 30 minutes, of which 2h and 10 minutes motorway;
- Milan-Andalo: 250 km in 3h of which 2h and 40 minutes motorway.

Reaching Andalo and Paganella by train has never been this easy thanks to the vicinity to the railway stations of Trento and Mezzocorona, as well as to the frequent lines that connect the main Italian cities with Brenner and Austria. The transfer from the railway stations to the destination can then be made by public transportation - provided by Trentino Trasporti -, or by the new personal transfer service service - Paganella Dolomiti Booking

The international airport Valerio Catullo (VRN), just 130 km from Andalo, provides very frequent connections with Rome, Naples and Catania as well as many other international destinations (including London, Paris and Moscow), in addition to many charter flights run during the winter season.

Bolzano Airport (BZN) is really easy to reach, at just 45 minutes from Andalo, and has three flights a day connecting Rome with the Trentino-South Tyrol region.

The international airport Orio al Serio (BGY), just two hours drive from the resort, provides an extraordinary offer of very frequent and cheap flights that connect the major Italian and European cities with the Alpine region.

Last but not least, all Italian airports as well as major European and intercontinental airports are within reach in no more than three hours drive, i.e. at the international airports of Innsbruck (INN), Bologna (BLQ), Venice (VCE), Milan Linate (LIN) and Milan Malpensa (MXP), which connect Trentino with a wide range of choice in terms of both airlines and frequencies.