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Lana-Postal / Lana-Burgstall
Lana is located further south. It is the province's seventh largest town with more that 10,000 inhabitants. It is served by Burgstall station. Burgstall, a separate municipality, lies opposite Lana across the river Etsch. Both towns are well-known among excursion and culture enthusiasts.
Main Topic of the shelter: The upper Postal-Lana / Burgstall-Lana line was operational from 1913 until 1957. A short section was used as a freight line until April 1974.
timetablesLeave from Lana or Postal/Burgstall to discover the beauty of South Tyrol by public transport. Timetables of services stopping at Lana and Postal/Burgstall are available to help you plan your journey. |
Highlightmuseum of fruit growingWith its 50 million apple trees, South Tyrol is Europe’s largest orchard. Schnatterpeck altarThe parish church of Niederlana is among the most beautiful examples of South Tyrolean Late Gothic art. St. Margaret's churchSmall church with three apses in Romanesque style with a great cycle of frescoes dating from 1215. Open-air swimming pool LanaPools for everyone. |
accessibilityA successful rail transport model is not based solely upon rolling stock and competitive fares. Ease of access and modern stations make this railway a special interchange area for local traffic. Renovation work evisages increasing platform height at Untermais, Lana-Burgstall, Gargazon, Vilpian, Siebeneich and Sigmundskon in order to allow passengers to get on/off the new low-floor FLIRT trains with ease. Similar work at other stations will be carried out very soon. |
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connectionsNetwork maps are available soon. Those will indicate all public transport services to and from Lana and Postal/Burgstall. Maps will also show location of railway station, town centre and main bus stops in Postal/Burgstall. You can use this information for travel by car or bicycle, or on foot. |