First VAL 3 bus from Vienna Donauzentrum to the airport at 11.58 a.m.

First VAL 3 bus from the airport towards Donauzentrum at 02.00 p.m.

and 11.40 a.m., VAL 3 will be short-routed only to or from Krieau.

The stops Wien Donauzentrum to Wien Kaisermühlen VIC are closed from 05.30 a.m. VAL 3: Airport - Wien Donauzentrum - Airport

Please use the VAL 1 station Wien Hauptbahnhof to get to the airport (and back to Vienna) between 09.00 a.m.

from Morzinplatz/Schwedenplatz to the airport. VAL 2 will run again regularly from the airport to Morzinplatz/Schwedenplatz and from 02.00 p.m. as the last bus before the stop closure back to the airport. VAL 2 runs from the airport to Morzinplatz/Schwedenplatz and at 08.00 a.m. VAL 2: Vienna Morzinplatz/Schwedenplatz stop will be closed from 09.00 a.m. Vienna Airport offers a range of services for people with reduced mobility and special needs, such as a personal escort, barrier-free stopping and parking facilities, parking discounts and apron transfer from the terminal to the plane and back. VAL 2: Airport - Vienna Morzinplatz/Schwedenplatz - Airport

The departure and arrival point at Vienna Central Station is on bus platform R.

regular service again (from Westbahnhof via Hauptbahnhof to airport and back) The station Wien Westbahnhof is closed during this period. VAL 1 only serves the stations Wien Hauptbahnhof and Airport. VAL 1 is operated regularly (from Westbahnhof via Hauptbahnhof to the airport and back) Please use the station Hauptbahnhof to get to the airport during this period. VAL 1 will be short-routed from 09.10 a.m. VAL 1: Airport - Vienna Westbahnhof - Vienna Hauptbahnhof - Airport Due to the many road closures in Vienna, the bus service of Vienna Airport Lines will unfortunately have to be suspended at some stations for a short time or the bus routes will be shortened. Pricesįind ticket prices for the U-Bahn and Vienna's other modes of public transport via the following link: public transport prices in Vienna.On Sunday, 21 April 2024, the Vienna City Marathon will take place in Vienna. At busier times, they are more frequent, running every 2 to 4 minutes while after 8:30 pm they run less frequently, around every 7 to 8 minutes. Trains usually depart around every 5 minutes during normal schedules. The Vienna U-Bahn operates daily between 5 am and 12:30 am approximately.

Line U6 (Brown): goes into the northern and southern outskirts of Vienna.

Line U4 (Green): connecting Hutteldorf in the west with Heiligendtadt in the north, with an important stop at the Schonbrunn Palace.You can also catch the train to the airport from the Wien Mitte stop on this line.

Line U3 (Orange): crosses the city from northwest to southeast, from Ottakring to Simmering, passing through some tourist highlights including Stephansplatz and the Hofburg Palace.This line stops at the Prater too, and is also useful for getting to the Museumsquartier, Karlskirche and the Parliament building. Line U2 (Purple): covers the city centre in a semi-circle route that connects the Stadion (stadium) metro stop with Karlsplatz.This route has a stop at the cathedral and also goes to the Prater. You can also catch the train to the airport and to nearby cities from the Hauptbahnhopf stop on this line.

Line U1 (Red): connects the north and south of Vienna, from Leopoldau station to Reumannplatz.Vienna's U-Bahn is made up of 5 lines all of the routes go underground, and some of them include overground stretches too. However, before it was built, the Viennese did use a similar system, the Stadtbahn or City Railway, which dated back to 1898. Construction on Vienna's metro system, called the U-Bahn, began in 1969, which makes it one of the most modern in Europe.

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