Klagenfurt, the city in the south of Austria, is easy to reach by car, rail or air. Trains take you safely and comfortably into our city; or come and go by car to the southernmost Austrian host city using the A2 and A10 motorways.
Shuttle busses will be running between stadium, main train station, city centre and fan zones. Public means of transport will take guests conveniently to the stadium or fan zones and the city centre.
In the city of Klagenfurt and the entire province of Carinthia, busses and trains will run between about 06:00 in the morning and 02:30 the following morning. After the matches on June 8, 12 and 16, there will also be additional trains to Vienna and Salzburg. 
If you use a bicycle in the Wörthersee region and the city of Klagenfurt, you will be flexible and quick. All important places, such as fan mile, stadium and main train station are easily reached by bike and will be equipped with additional parking facilities for bicycles. Experience the EURO on your own or a rental bike.

BY RAIL

Klagenfurt is easy to reach by train. Austrian Railways offer favourably priced combination tickets for guests of EURO 08 (see tickets).
The main train station of Klagenfurt is also the most important hub of regional trains and busses.
- Train schedule: http://www.oebb.at/
- City map: http://www.gis-klagenfurt.at/
- Transport companies in the city and region: http://www.kaerntner-linien.at/
From the main train station to the stadium
On foot: about 30 minutes
Shuttle bus: about 10 minutes - information on municipal transport HERE
From the main train station to the fan zones/fan mile
Klagenfurt’s main train station is very centrally located. The old city centre and the fan zones at the Exhibition Grounds and Neuer Platz lie within walking distance.
Fan zone Exhibition Grounds: about 5 minutes walk
Fan zone Neuer Platz: about 15 minutes walk (marked route)
From the main train station to the public viewing place at Europapark
Europapark is located on the shore of Lake Wörthersee and the public viewing area is easy to reach by shuttle bus or on foot..
Shuttle bus: about 15 minutes
On foot: about 45 minutes

BY AIR

For more information on Klagenfurt airport please visit: http://www.klagenfurt-airport.at/ .
From the airport to the stadium
Klagenfurt airport is located in the north of the city. Busses take you from the "Annabichl" stop to the city centre and to the main train station.
On the day of the match, the use of the train shuttle and shuttle busses is free for holders of EURO match tickets.
For more information on bus and train schedules go to:
Stadtwerke Klagenfurt: http://www.stw.at

Austrian Railways: http://www.oebb.at/

BY CAR

There will be much more traffic on the roads than usual during the EURO 2008. It will be impossible to avoid obstructions to traffic. Add to this that there is only limited parking space in the city centre. We recommend going to Klagenfurt by public transport.
Should you still decide to go to Klagenfurt by car, please observe the following:
Visitors staying in Klagenfurt or nearby
We recommend leaving your car at your accommodation on the day of the match, because road traffic in the city centre will be especially restricted on match days. There is no public parking in the city centre. In addition, the city centre will be closed to road traffic. There will be parking near the stadium.
Free use of public transport on the day of the match and the day after until 12:00 noon is included in the EURO match ticket (Combi ticket).
Holders of fan tickets, available for € 39.00 at tourist information points and most accommodation enterprises, can use all means of public transport (bus and train) within Carinthia between 06 and 19 June 2008. (For more information go to: http://www.kaerntner-linien.at/ ).
Going to the stadium - one-day visitors
There is a car park about 15 to 20 minutes on foot from the stadium. The car park can be reached via the Klagenfurt West motorway junction. The route to this car park is signposted from the motorway.
Note! On the day of the matches, this car park is reserved for stadium visitors only!
Going to the fan zones / fan mile - city centre - one-day visitors
There is a large car park for private cars for people going to the fan zones and fan mile. This car park can be reached via the "Klagenfurt Ost" motorway junction of A2 motorway. The route to this car park is signposted from the motorway. The distance between the car park and the city centre and/or fan zones can be covered on foot (takes about 30 minutes) or by shuttle bus (takes about 15 minutes).
Note: There is no public parking in the city centre. In addition, the city centre will be closed to road traffic.

Arrival by air
Alpe-Adria Airport Klagenfurt
Phone: +43(0)463-41500
office@klagenfurt-airport.at
www.klagenfurt-airport.com/
Arrival by rail
ÖBB MobilitätsCallCenter - time schedule, price info and ticket ordering, phone 05-1717 (within Austria without prefix at local rate)
Klagenfurt lies on the intersection of the main corridors of the Südbahn (Vienna - Rome) and Tauern axis (to Germany, Switzerland and Slovenia).

Your rail connection to Klagenfurt:
ÖBB MobilitätsCallCenter
Phone: +43 05-1717
http://www.oebb.at/

The Czech Republic will be playing against Switzerland in the opening game of the Euro cup 2008

The UEFA just announced that more than 1 million tickets for the Euro cup 2008 will be sent in the next weeks from Austria to the fortunate ones who could get hold of them. The tickets were distributed by a lottery like system due to the overwhelming demand. If you applied for a ticket for the UEFA Euro cup 2008, you should have already received an email communicating if you got one or not. If you haven’t, go to the official website of the Eurocup and log-in in the ticket portal tool they provide.
I can remind you of the official prices of the tickets according to the UEFA 2008 website:
Opening game Euro cup: Switzerland vs. Czech Republic at 18:00 in Basel, Switzerland –> from 70 euro to 250 euro
Euro cup group matches or Euro cup first round games —-> from 45 euro to 110 euro
Euro cup quarter finals —–> from 60 euro to 180 euro
Semi finals Euro cup ——> from 80 euro to 300 euro
Final Euro cup in Viena in Austria ——-> from 160 euro to 550 euro
The tickets for the football games in the Euro cup include the transportation on buses and trains to and from the stadium. The stadiums will open 3 hours before kick off.

Not surprising, there are no tickets left for the UEFA Euro Cup 2008. At least that’s what the Organisation says. Looks like the tickets were put on sale last year already, and with a lottery-like system, will be allocated to the fortunate few. According to the UEFA, each national team has an allocation of tickets and it is up to them what to do with the tickets.
At first sight, it doesn’t seem to be any tickets on sale in Ebay. Neither on the German website or the one in the UK. And on the website of the Spanish Football Association there is no information available about tickets.
Just as the World Cup in Germany some years ago, the resale of the tickets is forbidden and penalised. The prices were, as expected, very high: from 45 Euros for a regular match (75 for the opening game), to 550 for the final. This is not very different for the prices of European football teams. I went to one game of Barcelona FC and ended up paying around 60 Euro per ticket, and it wasn’t against Real Madrid or Valencia, was an average team.
Anyway, I am sure the atmosphere in Switzerland or Austria, will be great. Even with no tickets for the games. Would it be different this year without England?