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Austria

Getting Around Austria

Getting around Austria

The train network is excellent, so getting around is easy

Getting There

Flying

Easyjet, Austrian Airlines and BA all fly to direct to Vienna from London. Ryanair and Sky Europe fly to the airport in Bratislava, (which is in Slovakia) about 90 minutes by road to Vienna. Some Sky Europe fares include a mini-bus ride from a pick-up location in central Vienna to the airport in Bratislava.

Train

Austria is very well connected by rail to the rest of Europe. You can get trains in and out of the country to all neighbouring countries, while Vienna is a major European rail hub, with connections to cities as far away as Paris and Moscow.

Getting Around

It’s not quite as small as Switzerland, but Austria’s a compact country, and the train network is excellent, so getting around is easy. Intercity trains are quick and run on time and there’s connections to most of the smaller cities, too. If you’re exploring outlying regions or mountain resorts you’re going to need buses.

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Fast Facts

Capital City: Vienna

Population: 8.3M

Currency: Euro

Language(s): Austrian-German

Religion(s): Roman Catholic approx. 74%

Dialling code: +43

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