We all know the quickest way to travel is by air! With Austrian Airlines , you can fly non-stop to the Austrian capital several times a day. Book online now to make sure you get that low-cost Austrian redticket for your journey to Vienna.

If you prefer traveling by train , there are excellent Vienna packages available at travel agencies.

In many trains heading to Vienna, you can buy the The Vienna Card from the conductor on the train. It enables you to travel 72 hours on the underground, streetcars and bus lines and offers 200 additional advantageous discounts.

Please note : Some railway stations in Vienna are currently undergoing reconstruction . More information can be found here . To find your way around more easily, please refer to the relevant notices or ask the station staff for assistance.

Attention drivers! Please pay attention to the short-term parking zones in the inner districts of the city, or else your parking spot can become quite expensive!

Especially inexpensive is parking at the Park & Ride facilities.

You can listen to the Road Condition Report by calling Tel. 0 800 120 120 (0-24) (German, English)
Service of the Vienna Tourist Board for bus drivers : The Bus Drivers' Guide shows where you can let off your passengers at the major sights and where you can park your bus.

You can obtain information about International Bus Connections by calling Tel. 798 29 00 (Mon - Fri 6:30 am – 8:30 pm, Sat, Sun 6:30 – 11:30 am, 4:30 – 8:30 pm), www.eurolines.at

Bicyclists can reach Vienna on the popular Danube Cycling Path.

If you arrive by boat , you will be greeted by the Nussdorf landing place (bordering a Viennese Heurigen region).

Are you the captain of your own motorboat ? You can set anchor at the new Vienna Marina .

If you have plenty of time: the road of emperors and kings , the old travel route along the Danube, is one of the most beautiful ways of approaching Vienna when coming from Germany. A brochure provides more information.

On foot : Vienna is located directly on the route of the European Long Distance Paths. You simply cross the Vienna Woods or the National Park Donauauen - from there, it is not very far into the city.

VIE is the abbreviation for the Vienna Airport which is being continually expanded.
The CAT, the City Airport Train , connects the airport directly with the center of the city.

Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB)