How to Reach Vorarlberg

... by car

From the north
via Singen – Friedrichshafen – Lindau or Singen – Konstanz/Kreuzlingen – St. Gallen, via Ulm – Memmingen – Lindau.
Via Augsburg or Munich – Memmingen – Lindau or via Nürnberg – Ulm – Lindau.
From the west
via Zürich – St. Gallen or Zurich – Walensee – Sargans.
From the south
via Como (I/CH) – San Bernardino – Chur; Brenner motorway (I/A) – Innsbruck or Reschen pass (I/A) – Landeck.
From the east
via Innsbruck – Arlberg road tunnel or Arlberg pass road or via Reutte – Lechtal – Bregenzerwald (Note: the L 198 Lechtal road from Warth nach Lech is usually closed in winter).

The Kleinwalsertal can be reached on the A7 via Memmingen – Kempten – Immenstadt or Füssen – Immenstadt or Lindau – Immenstadt (B308), then continue via Sonthofen and Oberstdorf.

Toll fees
Motorways and expressways in Austria are subject to toll (rates for 2018:)
• 10-day sticker for passenger vehicles EUR 9,00
• 2-month sticker for passenger vehicles EUR 26,20
• One-year sticker for passenger vehicles EUR 87,30
www.asfinag.at (information toll sticker 2018)

Arlberg Road Tunnel
The Arlberg Road Tunnel on the S 16 Arlberg expressway between Tyrol and Vorarlberg is open again after extensive refurbishment measures and the installation of additional evacuation routes for more safety.
Detailled Information and questions on alternative routes:
www.asfinag.at

The Fernbus carriages also stop at Bregenz and Dornbirn (Flixbus or Mein Fernbus).

For planning your route by car, use the

• Route Planner