Public transport Austria

From Sankt Gilgen, you can climb high without getting tired. The Zwölferhorn aerial tramway takes you up to the Schafberg plateau at an altitude of 1,476m. From here, you can enjoy exceptional views of the surrounding mountains and the Wolfgangsee lake. This plateau in Austria's Salzkammergut region, surrounded by forests, meadows and peaks, is a popular destination for hikers. You'll discover an area of unparalleled beauty, where you can enjoy the peace and quiet of unspoilt nature.

An amazing little train takes you to an altitude of 1,780 metres. It's a wonderful ride through endless meadows with a breathtaking panorama. At the end of the ride, the train reaches the Hotel-Restaurant Schafberg, where you can have an excellent breakfast or a meal. The lucky ones will spend the night there. The only problem is that in case of bad weather, the train does not leave. So only go there if the weather is good!

You can pick up your Vienna City Card purchased on the Internet or buy it directly at the tourist offices, including the airport counter. The card is activated once you have stamped it and allows you to travel free on trams and buses. In addition, for up to 7 days you will receive discounts on admission to museums, sightseeing, theatres, concerts, shopping, restaurants, etc. It is possible to add options: airport/city centre transfer, Hop-On Hop-Off tour.

What an experience! The Zugspitze is the border mountain between Germany and Austria at an altitude of almost 3,000 metres. After a 20-minute cable car ride up the mountain, you really feel like you're on top of the world. From here you have a fantastic view over four countries (weather permitting) and a breathtaking panorama above the clouds. A large platform with explanatory panels allows you to spot the surrounding peaks. You can even treat yourself by crossing the German border.

At 1,064 m, Mount Pfänder offers breathtaking views of over 240 Alpine peaks and Lake Constance. You can reach it comfortably and effortlessly by cable car, with the Pfänderbahn. This cabin takes you up 600 m in height in just 6 minutes! Fares are higher in winter than in summer. The more courageous can also make the ascent on foot - it's longer, but satisfying... Panoramic restaurant and hiking trails.

This is the application dedicated to your travels in Vienna. WienMobil, the mobility application of the Wiener Linien, combines the services of different service providers. You can calculate your route, make reservations and pay for your trip by combining all means of transport, including bike and pedestrian paths, taxi or car-sharing vehicles. You can buy your metro ticket or order your taxi. The application, available in German and English, can be downloaded free of charge from the Google Play Store and the App Store.

Efficient and practical, Vienna's metro network comprises 5 lines - U1, U2, U3, U4 and U6 - covering 83 km and 109 stations. Platforms are equipped with electronic passenger information. The network includes a dozen transfer hubs: Karlsplatz, Landstraße, Längenfeldgasse, Praterstern, Schottenring, Schwedenplatz, Spittelau, Stephansplatz, Volkstheater, Westbahnhof. Use the WienMobil app to calculate your itinerary.