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An extensive public transport net has been operating in Vienna. In case you would like to discover the sights of Vienna on your own you should use the various means of transport like buses, trams, underground or the fast train. The public transportation net is widely extended in Vienna and moreover the fares are cheap. So you can also travel to your quarter also in the evening at moderate prices and you don?t have to call a taxi.

The simplest and most favourable way of transport: You should buy the Vienna Card (Wien-Karte) for 16.9 Euros, which allows you travelling by underground, bus and tram. Furthermore you can enjoy the advantages of it in museums, restaurants, cafés, shops and other places of entertainment, when purchasing theater and cinema tickets. The only thing you should do is to show up the Vienna Card that can be bught in hotels and at Tourist-Info.

How much does it cost for you?
24-Stunden-Netzkarte for 5, 00 Euros: 24-hour ticket
Wiener Einkaufskarte for 4, 00 Euros: available for more journeys from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
72-Stunden-Netzkarte for 12, 00 Euros: 72-hour ticket
8-Tage-Karte Wien for 24 Euros: available for 8 days, transferable
Einzelfahrscheine for 1, 50 Euros: single ticket
(if purchased in advance)

You should not forget to validate your ticket because there are many ticket controllers in Vienna. Tickets are sold at the issuing offices of the publc transport lines of Vienna, from newsagents, from the ticket machines of the underground lines and also at Tourist-Info offices.

Tickets can be purchased also from the ticket machines on public vehicles ( slot-machines!) If you would like to get further information about other types of tickets you should inquire at the issuing offices of the public transport lines of Vienna where maps could be purchased too.

Travelling is free for children up to 7 years always, up to 15 years on Sundays, on high days and during the school breaks in Vienna.