How To Get To Baden bei Wien

Table Of Contents

1 Get In - By Plane
2 Get In - By Bus
3 Get In - By Train
4 Get In - By Road
- 4.1 Parking in Baden bei Wien
5 Related Articles
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Get In - By Plane

About 35 kilometers northeast of Baden is Vienna International Airport (IATA: VIE), the closest airport to the town. Numerous European and worldwide airports provide flights to Vienna. You may examine the facilities, services, and flight schedules on the airport’s website.

You have various choices for getting to Baden from the airport:

Baden is best reached by automobile via the A4-S1-A2 highways. The trip takes, pending traffic, around thirty minutes. Renting a car online or at the airport is both possible. Furthermore accessible are a number of taxi and car-sharing services.
By public transport: To reach Baden or Wiener Neustadt, change to another S-Bahn or regional train after taking the S-Bahn line S7 to Wien-Rennweg. As certain trains to Wiener Neustadt utilize the Pottendorfer line, which avoids Baden, be careful to pick an S-Bahn line with a single digit (S1, S2, or S3). The trip takes around one and a half hours, and as of 1/2023, the price for four VOR (Verkehrsverbund Ost-Region) zones is 8.50 euro. The airport has ticket sales as well as online.
By bus: Baden may be reached by bus from the airport as well. From the airport to Vienna Opera/Karlsplatz, then to Baden and Bad Vöslau, is the bus 303. At 1/2023, the cost is 9 euros, and the trip takes around 1:30 hours. Tickets are available online or from the driver.

An additional choice for sports pilots is to fly to Baden. About 10 kilometers south-west of Baden is the 869-meter asphalt runway at Vöslau airport (LOAV).

Get In - By Bus

You may take a bus to Baden if you are coming from other sections of Lower Austria or neighboring areas. Numerous bus lines link Baden with nearby towns and cities. Following are some of the primary bus routes:

Bus 301: IZ NÖ-Süd – Neu Guntramsdorf – Baden – Bad Vöslau
Bus 302: Oberwaltersdorf – Trumau – Baden
Bus 304: Möllersdorf – Traiskirchen – Oeynhausen / Baden
Bus 306: Baden – Alland – Eichgraben
Bus 308: Altenmarkt/Triesting – Alland – Gaaden – Baden
Bus 320: Unterwaltersdorf – Ebreichsdorf – Baden

Get In - By Train

The Südbahn, which links Vienna with Wiener Neustadt, Graz, and other southern locations, makes Baden easily reachable by train. Main line S-Bahn stations include Meidling, Hauptbahnhof, Wien-Mitte, and Praterstern. Furthermore, Baden railway station is served by trains departing from Mödling.

Furthermore, the Vienna-Baden municipal railway is housed at the Baden Josefsplatz station. Operating as a tram in both Vienna and Baden, this railway only utilizes its own tracks on the overland section. Comparing the “Badner Bahn” to the regional trains, the journey time from Vienna is much longer. It does, however, provide a straight route from the city center to itself, eliminating the need for any rail transfers. Traiskirchen, Guntramsdorf, Wiener Neudorf and Vösendorf are the stops of the local train.

Either the S-Bahn or the Badner Bahn will get you to Baden for the same price. As of October 2015, its cost is 6.80 euros and it covers three zones in the Verkehrsverbund Ost-Region (VOR). To go to Baden, passengers with valid Kernzone Wien tickets—which finish at the Vösendorf-Siebenhirten station—must buy an extra connecting ticket.

Get In - By Road

Baden is situated on European road E59, the Vienna-Graz south highway. Baden is conveniently reachable by road from many locations. The principal routes are as follows:

Arriving from the west (Linz, Salzburg), take the A1 highway to the Steinhäusl interchange, then the A21 highway (marked Wien Süd/Ost, Graz, Budapest) to the 17 Mayerling exit. After two km, at the village of Alland, turn right into Mödlinger Straße and then left onto B11. Westward travel to Baden takes one via the picturesque Helenental valley. Not allowed to get through are trucks.
If approaching from the southeast (Eisenstadt, Sopron), use the A3 motorway to exit 9 Ebreichsdorf West and head west on the B210 to Baden. Not allowed to get through are trucks.
Take the A4 highway to the Schwechat junction if traveling from the northeast (Bratislava, Budapest), then the A2 motorway (marked Graz, Klagenfurt, Baden) until exit 21 or 24 Bad Vöslau. The journey from the city center of Vienna takes, depending on traffic, thirty to sixty minutes.

Coming from Mödling, you may alternatively follow the picturesque path via Gumpoldskirchen and Pfaffstätten through the vineyards on the eastern side of the Vienna Woods.

Parking in Baden bei Wien

Get In - By Road

There are a few choices if you want to park your car in Baden bei Wien conveniently and easily. There are two paid parking zones in Baden: the green zone and the blue zone. There are four parking levels altogether, each with a distinct price and amenities. Here is a synopsis of every parking choice:

Blue Zone

Short-term parking in the city center is designated as the blue zone. Ground lines and blue signage indicate it. The charge in the blue zone is valid on Saturdays until 12:00 p.m. and on weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Free “lunch break” hours are from 12:00 to 1:30 p.m. Two hours is the maximum parking period, and payment must be made with a mobile app or a parking ticket machine. Every half hour, or any portion of it, costs €0.60.

Green Zone

Beside the blue zone is the green zone. It is indicated with ground lines and green markers. The green zone charge is in effect Monday through Friday, more precisely during the workdays. It ends at 4 p.m. There is no restriction to the parking time. Paying the charge requires utilizing a mobile app or a parking ticket machine. Any portion of a half hour is charged €0.30.

Parking Deck Römertherme

Römertherme Baden has a handy central position for its parking deck. The Römertherme Baden is a thermal spa with several pools, saunas, and wellness services. You can get there in only two minutes. Apart from the practical choice of traveling to Vienna by bus or the local train Badener Bahn, you can also decide to see the breathtaking surrounds of Baden, including the Beethoven House, the Helenental Valley, and the Vienna Woods.

Monday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. is the parking deck hours. For every half hour, or part thereof, the Römertherme parking deck charges €1. At the exit, you can use a credit card or cash to settle the charge. 10 p.m. to 8 a.m. is free parking.

Parking Deck Center South

Situated ideally at the start of Baden’s pedestrian zone, the Zentrum Süd parking deck is only a short 10-minute walk from the train station. Parking on the central south parking deck is fifty cents every thirty minutes. Hours of operation for the parking deck are 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Sunday. Paying the charge with a credit card or cash is possible at the exit. The hours of free parking are 10 p.m. to 8 a.m.

Call 02252/86800 – 613 or visit the parking deck management at Brusattiplatz 3, 2500 Baden bei Wien, if you are seeking for long-term parking in the south parking deck. Please be advised that long-term free parking is not now available. If you are interested, do get in touch with the managers of the parking deck.

Parking Deck ÖBB Park & Ride

Conveniently situated next to the train station, the ÖBB Park & Ride facility has 880 parking spots in all. One parking lot and two parking decks hold these slots. Users of public transit are permitted to park their cars for free up to five days. Kindly check that your ticket is legitimate and has a printed code, such a QR code. Longer parking periods are subject to a charge from the ÖBB. The rules of usage for every ÖBB Park & Ride facility in Lower Austria with an access control system are fully detailed on the ÖBB website. For any more questions, you will also find contact details.

From the station, parking deck 2, with its four stories, may be reached directly by a connected bridge. Operator of the facility is ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG. They bear the duty of maintaining and caring for the municipality of Baden.

Parking Deck Casino

Ideally located next to one of Europe’s most stunning casinos, Casino Baden, the casino parking deck is also next to the convention center, the spa gardens, and the pedestrian zone. Among the facilities and services provided to patrons of the casino parking deck are:

Open daily from 0 a.m. to midnight
Security through targeted monitoring measures
The car park is equipped with a strategically placed and well-lit interior guidance system. This system uses colored lights to help visitors easily navigate their way through the garage and find the exits.
Disabled parking spaces
Accessible breakdown service
24/7 journal service
Cell phone reception in the car park
Connection to the public transport network

The casino parking deck charges €2 for the first hour, €1.50 for the second, and €1 for every hour or portion of an hour after that. The charge is payable with a credit card or cash at the exit. All patrons of the casino parking garage get a €2 reduction on their casino admission.