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Getting around Vienna

Getting around VIENNA

Metro

Ramon Perucho

Vienna’s metro system, the U-Bahn, operates five lines that connect key districts and iconic landmarks, such as the Schönbrunn Palace and St. Stephen’s Cathedral. The nearest U-Bahn station to Arcotel Wimberger is Urban-Loritz-Platz , just a 3 min walk away. Urban-Loritz-Platz and the nearly located stop Stadthalle connect you via several metro, tramway and bus lines with the rest of the city.More info on public transport in Vienna in general can be found here.

Tips: 

  • Your public transport ticket for the duration of the Conference is included in the Participation Fee.
  • You can also download the “Wien Mobil” App to navigate easily in Vienna

Metro stations of interest:

  • Stephansplatz: Located in the heart of Vienna, this station brings you to St. Stephen’s Cathedral, a stunning Gothic structure and one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Explore the Stephansplatz area with its upscale shops, cafes, and historic architecture.
  • Schottentor: A short walk from the University of Vienna, this station is ideal for exploring the Votivkirche, a neo-Gothic church known for its striking stained glass. The area around Schottentor is lively, filled with student life, cafes, and beautiful historic buildings.
  • Karlsplatz: This station is a cultural hub, connecting you to the magnificent Karlskirche, a baroque masterpiece with a distinctive green dome. Nearby, you’ll find the Wien Museum and the famous Naschmarkt, Vienna’s largest outdoor market offering various foods and artisanal goods.
  • Museumsquartier: In the heart of Vienna’s cultural district, Museumsquartier station is your gateway to world-renowned museums, including the Leopold Museum and the Museum of Modern Art (MUMOK). The area is also filled with cafes, making it an ideal spot to relax and enjoy Vienna’s vibrant arts scene.
  • Stadtpark: This station brings you to Vienna’s lush Stadtpark, known for its artful landscapes and the iconic gold statue of composer Johann Strauss. The park is a great place for a leisurely stroll, with views of the Vienna River and seasonal flower displays.
  • Volkstheater: From here, you’re steps away from the Volkstheater, a historic venue for classic and contemporary theatre performances. Nearby, you can also visit the imposing Parliament Building and the Maria-Theresien-Platz, which connects you to more cultural sites.
  • Praterstern: This lively station is the gateway to Vienna’s famous Prater amusement park, home of the iconic Giant Ferris Wheel (Riesenrad). The area is perfect for a family-friendly day out, with attractions, open green spaces, and traditional Austrian food stands.
  • Schönbrunn: A short journey from this station takes you to Schönbrunn Palace, the former summer residence of the Habsburgs and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wander through the palace’s opulent rooms, stroll the beautifully manicured gardens, or visit the world’s oldest zoo, Tiergarten Schönbrunn.
  • Kettenbrückengasse: This station provides easy access to the Naschmarkt, Vienna’s most famous food market. Explore stalls offering everything from Viennese pastries to exotic spices and local handicrafts, making it a favourite stop for both locals and tourists.

EXPLORING BEYOND Vienna

Train

 

To explore beyond Vienna, Austria’s train network connects the capital city to key destinations, including Salzburg, Innsbruck, and Graz. Vienna’s main train station, Wien Hauptbahnhof, is located about 4 kilometres from the city centre. For more information about train schedules, please visit the ÖBB (Austrian Federal Railways) website.