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At Vienna International Airport, changing flights
is quick and easy: once your aircraft arrives in
Vienna, you should never have to wait longer
than 30 minutes before you’re back in the air
on your connecting flight – and you won’t find
smoother service than that anywhere in Europe.
And if you should ever have any more time on
your hands before your flight departs, you can
spend it in comfort in one of our lounges or
enjoy a refreshing snack in one of the many
bustling cafés at Vienna International Airport.
These pictures were taken right
after touch down in Vienna ... Leave a Comment |
Well, I arrived by plane from Belgrade, and there you can take a bus to the center of the city for just 2,5 Euros. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane |
International airport in Schwechat (ca. 15 from city). You can reach the city from the airport by bus, train or taxi.
There are several train stations according to where you come from: Westbahnhof and Südbahnhof are the most important ones for international lines.
Take the old styled trams along the Ringstrasse: You'll have a fast glimpse at the impressive fin de siècle architecture and the beautiful gardens and parks so characteristic of the city. (Partialment building in the picture).
Otherwise, walk a lot and rely on the efficient public transportation. Leave a Comment Theme: Other |
By plane - There is a train connection from the airport to the city.
By train - There are different stations for different directions.
by underground, tram, or bus Leave a Comment Theme: Train |
Travel to the Vienna international airport and take the bus to the city center. Another possibility is to take the train to Vienna. Austria has excellent rail connections.
The best way to travel around is to use the public transport : bus, metro or tram. Leave a Comment Theme: Train |
The international airport Wien Schwechat (www.viennaairport.com) is located about a half hour outside the town. There are regular flights there from around the world.
There is a regular Bus service in to town. There is a rail-link too. Leave a Comment Theme: AirplaneWebsite: www.aua.com (Austrian national Airline) |
For those who are coming in the transatlantic route, as I always do, take the plane, obviously. The national airline, Austrian Airlines, is a member of the Star Alliance (Miles and More), and thus can be reached frequently by several different airlines. Upon arrival, you'll quickly realize that taxis are expensive, especially if your destination is the city centre. You may take the Schnellbahn, S7, into the city (Praterstern or Suedbahnhof) from Schwechat Airport for ATS 38; alternatively, you can take the City-Air-Terminal bus to the city (Landstrasse/Wien-Mitte) for ATS 70. For more information, check out the Flughafen Wien website: http://www.viennaairport.com Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane |
The Vienna Airport is very modern and served by many major carriers, including Austrian Airlines. [They now have a direct flight from Chicago!]
Vienna is 5 hours by train from Prague and 3 hours by train from Budapest.
The U-bahn [or metro] system is fast and efficient. One of the best touristic things to do is to ride the #1 tram that circles the Ringstrasse. It's cheaper than a bus tour and you see a LOT! Leave a Comment Theme: Train |
Arrived by plane from Bangkok on Freddie Laker. Being American, I had now idea of his flight record on that particular flight. No wonder it was so cheap. First time in was easier on the overnight train from Munich. Leave a Comment Theme: Train |
It costs 3 euros to take the train from Vienna Airport to the Südbahnhof in the city. But for only 5 euros you can get a 24-hour ticket valid for all public transport within the city: buses, trams, underground trains. And if you stay out partying till late, you can always zip around in one of the city's many Mercedes taxis. Theme: Other |
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