Practical info

Emergency numbers, getting here, parking and frequently asked questions.

Emergency

112

Single European emergency number for ambulance, fire brigade and police.

Hospital

Train station 1

Bus station 1

Cable car 8

Parking 2

EV charging 5

Frequently asked questions

What is there to do in Bruneck?

Stroll through the old town along the Stadtgasse to the Ursuline Gate, visit Bruneck Castle, take the cable car up Kronplatz, explore the folk museum in Dietenheim, go hiking or cycling. The day planner turns it into a ready-made day, matched to the weather and your company.

What to do in Bruneck when it rains?

Museums, churches, cafés and shops in the old town. The day planner can also show a rainy-day plan with indoor stops only, at times when they are open.

What’s on in Bruneck today?

Concerts, markets, guided walks and festivals are in the events calendar, straight from the official tourism data.

Where is Bruneck?

Bruneck (Italian Brunico, Ladin Bornech) is the main town of the Puster Valley in South Tyrol. It lies at 835 m at the foot of Kronplatz.

Where can I park in Bruneck?

Named car parks from OpenStreetMap are listed under “Getting around” and on the map. Fees and times change – please follow the signs on site.

How do I get to Bruneck by train?

Bruneck is on the Puster Valley railway. The stations in the municipality are on the map; please check timetables with the public transport provider.

Which emergency number applies?

Throughout South Tyrol the single European emergency number 112 applies – for ambulance, fire brigade and police.

When is the market in Bruneck?

The weekly market and the farmers’ market are listed with their dates in the events calendar – straight from the official tourism data.

Where can I find a pharmacy or hospital?

Bruneck hospital is listed under “Health” with address and map. Please ask at any pharmacy for the current on-duty pharmacy. In an emergency: 112.

Why are there no reviews here?

Because we can’t verify them. Bruneck 360 shows facts with sources – name, address, contact, opening hours – and marks what hasn’t been verified.