Find trains to Vienna

With train tickets to Vienna, you can choose stations according to geographical location or size. Most are run by OBB, the main Austrian railway service provider, who have set a high standard in train travel and offer great services at the stations. Bigger stations such as Vienna Central Station offer a truly modern, full transportation hub with easy access to ticketing, lounges to relax in, supermarkets, boutiques and great dining choices. Luggage storage, ATMs and easy mobility for disabled passengers are also available for travellers’ convenience. Westbahnhof is another popular station in Vienna that is smaller in size than Central Station but has good amenities and services, to set you comfortably on your journey. Having been one of the main stations in the city before Central Station was built, Westbahnhof is equipped with shops, restaurants, ATMs, luggage lockers and good access for disabled passengers. Praterstern Train Station is one of the oldest stations in the city and still commonly used by a large number of commuters. It has the basic services to make it a comfortable and convenient station, including shops, lockers and ATMs. Smaller interchanges such as St Stephens Station are popular due to their geographical placement in the heart of Vienna, but serve more as a link between larger hubs.

With cheap train tickets to Vienna, you will need to keep certain documents on you during your journey. Your train ticket will be important and may be checked more than once. If you are taking the train to Vienna from outside of Austria, you will need to have your passport with you. Alternatively, all travellers on Vienna trains will need to have their government-issued ID on them, such as a driver’s license or ID papers.

The ticket price can vary depending on general demand and more importantly where you’re coming from. If you’re leaving from a popular departure point like Budapest for instance, prices usually start around £72. Brno and Klagenfurt are other options, with prices usually starting from around £77 and £69 respectively.

Most people in Vienna will arrive at Vienna Hauptbahnhof, one of the most accessible stations in the area. Some frequently accessed cities you can get to by train from Vienna Hauptbahnhof are Budapest, Salzburg, and Innsbruck.

Vienna is serviced by some of the leading train companies. Keep in mind that your options may vary by the city you’re departing from. However, our data also shows that Westbahn, Regiojet, and ÖBB were frequently booked by travelers.

For £5 one-way on average you can catch a train ride to Vienna. We don’t expect any changes in price for the next 3 months. Seats may fill unexpectedly, so book when you can to secure your seat.

Vienna Hauptbahnhof station is 9.8 mi from Vienna, Wiener Neustadt Katzelsdorf/Leitha station is 26.3 mi from Vienna, and Vienna Ottakring station is 13.4 mi from Vienna.

From Vienna Hauptbahnhof, it’s 2.1 mi to get to Vienna West Train Station, 1.6 mi to get to Vienna City Hall, and 1.5 mi to get to Stephansplatz.