Venice visitors wishing to explore Venice on a day trip will have to pay an admission fee on 29 test days in 2024. The entrance fee will be introduced permanently from 2025. Tickets can be purchased directly from the City of Venice website.
The facts at a glance:

• The Venice ticket costs five euros per person
• Day visitors receive a QR code upon payment
• Overnight guests are exempt from the fee

The day ticket is expected to be valid on the following days

April 2024
25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30

May 2024
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26

June 2024
8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30

July 2024
6, 7, 13, 14

Due to increasing traffic on the previous route, we recommend turning left onto Schloßstraße at the Innsbruck Mitte roundabout in the direction of Ambras. The detour leads via Aldrans, Lans, past the Patscherkofelbahn to Goldbichl.

The exact coordinates of the detour route can be found on our map.

The GPX file is available for download.

To the emergency works for the repair of the stretch of bank located downstream of Villa Gabbianelli on Restera in Casale sul Sile,

to the removal of damaged plants along the River Sile – on the section of the right-hand bank downstream of Villa Gabbianelli and the intersection of Via Saccon and Restera at Casale sul Sile

to the closure from Monday 18 July 2022 to Friday 5 August 2022 of the cycle/pedestrian path named Greenway from Casale sul Sile – right bank of the river Sile from Villa Gabbianelli to via Saccon on Restera, in order to allow emergency work to be carried out to repair a section of the bank for the removal of damaged plants along the river Sile.

If you continue along the Igls/Patscher road in the direction of Matrei, you follow the little-used Roman road with breathtaking views of numerous highlights along the Brenner route. Here you ride on the sunny side to Matrei and rejoin the signposted münchen-venezia.

GPX data for download here

The munich-venezia long-distance cycle route runs between St. Jodok and the Brenner Pass via the Brenner federal road, as unfortunately the gap here has not yet been closed. The federal road is very busy, especially at weekends, and there is also a steep climb from Gries am Brenner.

The Wipptal region offers everyone the possibility to take the S-Bahn (S3) on this stretch. The S3 runs hourly. Adjacent stations to the cycle path can be found in Matrei, Steinach and St. Jodok.

The region offers a special service for all guests staying in the Wipptal – they receive a guest card at their accommodation which allows them to use the S-Bahn free of charge. Bicycles can be taken along on all S-Bahn trains, the bicycle ticket for € 2,– has to be bought at the ticket machines at the stations.

The guest card is valid from one overnight stay as a ticket for all public transport in the Wipptal region – click for more information .