How To Get There

Flights to Europe and the Alps

There are nonstop transatlantic flights available from several gateways in the U.S. to various destinations in the Alps. The most important airports in the heart of the Alps are Zurich, Munich, Vienna and Milan.

The official carrier serving destinations in the Alps is SWISS, whose base is in Zurich. Convenient connecting flights, a highly efficient public transportation system and well maintained roads facilitate travel to your final destination.

Zurich Airport. Your Gateway to the Alps.

Flying into and out of Zurich Airport is both easy and a pleasure. Known worldwide for safety and security, Zurich Airport also boasts a town-like atmosphere filled with streets and squares featuring a wide variety of shops, cafes and restaurants. Landing here is a great way to start your Alpine experience.

Land at Munich Airport and head straight for the Alps.

Munich Airport is an architectural masterpiece, designed to capture natural sunlight and offer spectacular views of the airport and surrounding Bavarian countryside. Visitors not only feel welcome, but are tempted to explore the airport after their international flight as it is home to a variety of shops and restaurants including a brewery, Airbräu with its adjoining beer garden. Munich's light and airy airport is a relaxing, stress-free introduction to this beautiful alpine region in Southern Europe. Fly to Munich Airport and you can be hiking and skiing the best trails in Bavaria, Austria, Switzerland and Italy in next to no time. The top ski resorts in the Alps are located within 45 to 90 minutes of Munich Airport.