Traffic

Vienna's public transport network covers 937 km. The five subway lines, 29 tram lines and 145 bus lines bring you quickly and reliably to your destination.

Men at construction works

24/25 September & 1/2 October: Partial closure of the U4

Due to extensive track and point renovation work, the U4 subway line will be subjected to partial closure.

Ticket stamping machine

Tickets

The tickets are valid in all trams, buses and subways of the Vienna Transport Authority. Each stamped ticket is valid up to the destination, including (several) …

U-Bahn Uhr, Teil der Informationsanzeige

Operating hours

The Vienna Transport Authority operates nearly 20 hours per day.

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Qando

Qando gives you free access to the schedules and routes of the Vienna transport authority (Wiener Linien) along with information about Vienna’s attractions on your …

Subway signage

U-Bahn (Subway)

The subway system consists of five lines - U1, U2, U3, U4 and U6. The trains stop at 104 stations along 74.6 km of track. All platforms are equipped with …

Tram line D on the Ringstrasse

Tram & bus

With a route length of 172 km, Vienna’s tram network is the fifth largest in the world. In addition to the subways, 29 tram lines and 145 bus lines make their …

City Bus at Stephansplatz

The new routes of the Citybuses

From 1 July, Vienna’s Citybuses will run on amended routes. Stephansplatz will now be a stop for all three city center lines (1A, 2A and …

Bus stop sign

The quickest way from A to B

The traffic information service AnachB.at is available around the clock to help you find the best route through Vienna and the surrounding area.

Bicycle rickshaw on Karlsplatz

Rickshaw service in Vienna

Apart from the traditional horse-drawn carriage, another kind of environmentally friendly "mode of transport" is available in Vienna city center: …