Trains to Vienna

All trains to Vienna

Discover all cities, trains, and train stations connected to Vienna.

With direct train routes from 27 prominent cities across Austria as well as 131 non-stop rail routes from Belgium, Czechia, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Ukraine and the Netherlands, Vienna is well-connected.

Many cities and towns across Europe are connected to Vienna with just 1 or 2 transfers, including iconic cities like London, Copenhagen or Gothenburg!

For those looking to explore Vienna from Austria, high-speed trains, intercity trains, and regional trains are available that connect major cities like Graz, Salzburg and Innsbruck to Vienna.

In addition, lots of shorter routes, national and regional stations, are connected by train to Vienna.

Interesting fact: the longest direct journey to Vienna spans 1,060 km (659 miles) from Kyiv, offering an immersive 23-hour adventure from Ukraine to Austria!

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How to get to Vienna by train: Your Ultimate Guide

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International trains to Vienna

Trains from Germany to Vienna

You can get to Vienna from Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne and Frankfurt (Main) without changing trains.

From Essen, Bremen, Bielefeld, Mannheim or Karlsruhe, at least 1 train change is required.

If you want to visit Vienna from Wilhelmshaven, Lörrach, Kehl, Bühl (Baden) or Weener, you'll need to change trains at least 2 times.

Trains from Ukraine to Vienna

You can get to Vienna from Kyiv, Lviv and Chop without changing trains.

From Odessa-Glavnaia or Kovel, at least 1 train change is required.

Trains from Italy to Vienna

You can get to Vienna from Rome, Milan, Genoa, Bologna and Verona without changing trains.

From Naples, Turin, Palermo, Florence or Bari, at least 1 train change is required.

If you want to visit Vienna from Lucca, Catanzaro, Gela, Ragusa or Pistoia, you'll need to change trains at least 2 times.

Trains from France to Vienna

You can get to Vienna from Paris without changing trains.

From Marseille, Lyon, Toulouse, Nice or Nantes, at least 1 train change is required.

If you want to visit Vienna from Aix-en-Provence Centre, Tourcoing, Monaco – Monte-Carlo, Fréjus or Albi, you'll need to change trains at least 2 times.

Trains from Romania to Vienna

You can get to Vienna from Bucharest, Cluj Napoca, Brașov, Oradea and Arad without changing trains.

From Constanta, Timișoara, Craiova or Sibiu, at least 1 train change is required.

Trains from Hungary to Vienna

You can get to Vienna from Budapest, Debrecen, Győr, Nyíregyháza and Szolnok without changing trains.

From Szeged, Miskolc, Pécs, Kecskemét or Szekesfehervar, at least 1 train change is required.

If you want to visit Vienna from Baja or Salgótarján, you'll need to change trains at least 2 times.

Trains from Poland to Vienna

You can get to Vienna from Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, Gdańsk Główny and Katowice without changing trains.

From Łódź, Poznań, Szczecin, Bydgoszcz Główna or Lublin, at least 1 train change is required.

Trains from Czechia to Vienna

You can get to Vienna from Prague, Brno, Ostrava, Ústí nad Labem and Pardubice hl.n. without changing trains.

From Plzeň, Liberec, Olomouc, České Budějovice or Hradec Králové hlavní nádraží, at least 1 train change is required.

Trains from Belgium to Vienna

You can get to Vienna from Brussels and Liège without changing trains.

From Antwerp, Ghent, Bruges, Namur or Leuven, at least 1 train change is required.

If you want to visit Vienna from Zeebrugge-Dorp or Zeebrugge-Strand, you'll need to change trains at least 2 times.

Trains from the Netherlands to Vienna

You can get to Vienna from Amsterdam, Utrecht and Arnhem without changing trains.

From Rotterdam, The Hague, Groningen, Eindhoven or Breda, at least 1 train change is required.

Trains from Slovakia to Vienna

You can get to Vienna from Bratislava, Košice, Žilina, Trnava and Poprad without changing trains.

From Nitra, Prešov, Trenčín, Nove Zamky or Čadca, at least 1 train change is required.

Trains from Switzerland to Vienna

You can get to Vienna from Zürich, Winterthur and Buchs SG without changing trains.

From Geneva, Basel, Lausanne, Bern or Lucerne, at least 1 train change is required.

If you want to visit Vienna from La-Chaux-de-Fonds, Lancy-Bachet, Les Avants, Bulle or Sierre/Siders, you'll need to change trains at least 2 times.

Trains from Slovenia to Vienna

You can get to Vienna from Ljubljana, Maribor, Pragersko and Zidani Most without changing trains.

From Koper, Jesenice, Nova Gorica, Lesce Bled or Sezana, at least 1 train change is required.

Trains from the United Kingdom to Vienna

From London, at least 1 train change is required.

If you want to visit Vienna from Birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow, Sheffield or Leeds, you'll need to change trains at least 2 times.

Trains from Spain to Vienna

From Barcelona, Girona or Figueres - Vilafant, at least 1 train change is required.

If you want to visit Vienna from Madrid, Valencia, Seville, Zaragoza or Málaga, you'll need to change trains at least 2 times.

Trains from Sweden to Vienna

From Stockholm, Malmö, Linköping Central, Norrköping Central or Lund Central, at least 1 train change is required.

If you want to visit Vienna from Gothenburg, Uppsala Central, Helsingborg Central, Halmstad Central or Karlskrona Central, you'll need to change trains at least 2 times.

Trains from Denmark to Vienna

From Copenhagen, Odense, Kolding St., Ringsted St. or Padborg St., at least 1 train change is required.

If you want to visit Vienna from Aarhus, Aalborg St., Esbjerg St., Randers St. or Vejle St., you'll need to change trains at least 2 times.

Trains from Croatia to Vienna

From Zagreb, Rijeka, Vinkovci, Koprivnica or Dugo Selo, at least 1 train change is required.

If you want to visit Vienna from Split, Osijek or Perkovic, you'll need to change trains at least 2 times.

Trains from Lithuania to Vienna

From Vilnius, at least 1 train change is required.

Trains from Bulgaria to Vienna

From Ruse, at least 1 train change is required.

If you want to visit Vienna from Sofia, Varna or Gorna Orjahovica, you'll need to change trains at least 2 times.

Trains from Luxembourg to Vienna

From Luxembourg, at least 1 train change is required.

If you want to visit Vienna from Bettembourg, you'll need to change trains at least 2 times.

Trains from Liechtenstein to Vienna

From Schaan-Vaduz, at least 1 train change is required.

Trains from Finland to Vienna

If you want to visit Vienna from Helsinki asema or Turku satama, you'll need to change trains at least 2 times.

Trains from Norway to Vienna

If you want to visit Vienna from Kongsvinger, you'll need to change trains at least 2 times.

Trains across Austria to Vienna

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Tips for Cheap train tickets to Vienna

Book Early: Take advantage of early booking windows, which in Austria typically open 3-4 months before departure, with some routes offering bookings up to 6 months in advance.

Avoid Peak Hours: Opt for off-peak travel times, such as early mornings or early afternoons, to avoid crowded trains and potentially secure lower fares.

Flexibility Pays Off: Remain flexible with your travel dates and times to capitalize on the best deals and discounted fares available.