Wien Transport

what you need to know

Wien boasts an efficient and user-friendly public transport system, making it easy to explore the city’s cultural gems and historical landmarks. Here’s everything you need to know to navigate Wien with ease:

1. Comprehensive Public Transport Network

The public transport in Wien includes:

U-Bahn (Metro): With five lines (U1, U2, U3, U4, and U6), the metro connects key areas, running every 2-5 minutes during peak hours.
Trams: Wien’s iconic trams are ideal for scenic routes, covering more local areas and many tourist spots.
Buses: A well-connected network of buses supplements the tram and metro routes, reaching areas the metro and tram might not.
S-Bahn (Suburban Rail): This connects the city center with outer districts and surrounding regions, useful for short trips outside Wien.

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2. Operating Hours

Metro: Operates from 5 a.m. to around midnight. On Fridays and Saturdays, lines run 24 hours.
Trams & Buses: Generally operate from early morning to midnight, with select night routes available.

3. Ticket options and fares

The Conet Pass Vienna is the all-access digital pass to Wien’s public transport. It offers unlimited travel across all modes: metro, trams, buses, and suburban trains (S-Bahn).

Convenience: The Conet Pass Vienna is 100% digital, eliminating the need for paper tickets.
Cost-Effective: Provides unlimited travel, perfect for both short visits and extended stays.
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Public Transport Prices in Vienna (2024)

24-Hour travel card: €17.00 – Unlimited travel for 24 hours from the time of validation.
48-Hour travel card: €25 – Unlimited travel for 48 hours, ideal for short city stays.
72-Hour travel card: €29 – Unlimited travel for 3 days across Vienna.
Monthly Ticket: €51.00 – Ideal for extended stays, offering unlimited travel for one month.
Single Ticket: €2.40 – Valid for one journey on any mode of transport (tram, bus, or metro).
Children Under 6: Free – No ticket required for young children traveling with an adult.

4. Validating Your Ticket

Make sure your Conet Pass Vienna, fully digital, is activated before boarding, as random checks are frequent. Having your pass ready will save you time and help you avoid fines. Simply scan your QR code at the metro turnstiles or on the readers available on buses and trams.

With the Conet Pass Vienna, traveling around Wien has never been easier. Enjoy the city’s sights with seamless and unlimited access to its reliable public transport!