How To Get In Wiener Neustadt
Get In - By Plane
The nearest airport to Wiener Neustadt is Vienna International Airport (VIE), which is about 43 km away. You can fly to Vienna from many European and international destinations, such as Amsterdam, Paris, London, Berlin, New York, Dubai, and more. From the airport, you can take a train, a bus, a taxi, or a car to Wiener Neustadt.
The fastest and most convenient way to get from Vienna Airport to Wiener Neustadt is by train. You can take the City Airport Train (CAT) from the airport to Wien Mitte station, which takes about 16 minutes and costs €12. From there, you can take a regional train (CJX) to Wiener Neustadt Hbf, which takes about 41 minutes and costs €9 – €13. The trains run every 15 minutes and you can buy tickets online or at the station.
Another option is to take a bus from Vienna Airport to Wiener Neustadt. You can take the ÖBB-Postbus from the airport to Wien Hauptbahnhof, which takes about 30 minutes and costs €8. From there, you can take another bus (1155) to Wr.Neustadt Ungargasse/Corvinusring, which takes about 62 minutes and costs €10 – €14. The buses run every 4 hours and you can buy tickets online or at the station.
If you prefer a more comfortable and direct way to get from Vienna Airport to Wiener Neustadt, you can take a taxi. The taxi ride takes about 42 minutes and costs €40 – €50. You can find taxis outside the airport terminal or book one in advance online or by phone.
If you want to have more flexibility and explore the surroundings of Wiener Neustadt, you can rent a car from Vienna Airport. The car rental companies are located in the car park 4 (P4) and you can choose from various models and prices. The drive from Vienna Airport to Wiener Neustadt takes about 42 minutes and covers 56 km. You will need to pay for tolls and parking fees along the way.
Get In - By Car
Wiener Neustadt may be accessed by vehicle in under 30 minutes from Vienna via the A2 (southern autobahn), exit 39 Wöllersdorf.From Graz, take the A2 to the Wiener Neustadt West exit (around 1:15 hours).It is advisable to drive from Sopron to the Wiener Neustadt Süd exit via Eisenstadt and Mattersburg (B16-S31-S4).Parking places in the city center are only for short periods of time, but there are a few multi-story car parks.
Wiener Neustadt additionally serves as a traffic interchange (South Autobahn (A2), Mattersburger Schnellstraße (S4)).To alleviate the federal roadways, the eastern bypass of Wiener Neustadt (linking the exit Wiener Neustadt Ost – B21) is planned, with only the northern half (B21 – B60) completed thus far.
Wiener Neustadt is served by the following former federal highways: Wiener Neustädter Strasse (B17), Gutensteiner Strasse (B21), Puchberger Strasse (B26), Pöttschinger Strasse (B53), Wechsel Strasse (B54), and Leitha Strasse (B60).
Parking: In the center of Wiener Neustadt, there are four multi-story car parks: the underground theater garage, the Ungargarage, the Stadtpark garage, and the hospital parking deck.Parking is also available in Domplatz and Nepomukplatz.At the train station, there is a new parking deck that can hold around 650 cars.
Wiener Neustädter Stadtwerke und Kommunal Service GmbH – Verkehrsbetriebe (WNSKS) operates eleven inner-city bus routes (AH, K, L) across the city (along with a school bus line Bahnhof-HTL).All city bus lines (excluding line L and student courses) travel through the Wiener Neustädter Ring, which is mostly a bus lane.They then leave the ring and travel across the city.Furthermore, regional buses to the surrounding area are operated by Wiener Neustädter Stadtwerke and Partsch.There are additional Postbus and Blaguss lines.
Get In - By Train
Wiener Neustadt is an important railway junction in Austria.The Wiener Neustadt Central Station serves as a junction and starting point for numerous railway lines (Southern Railway, Mattersburg Railway, Aspang Railway, Pottendorf Line, Schneeberg Railway, and Gutensteiner Railway ).It is Lower Austria’s busiest train station, with roughly 25,000 passengers and 700 passenger trains every day.
Numerous destinations in Germany and abroad can be reached with direct trains from Wiener Neustadt, such as Vienna , Klagenfurt , Villach , Graz , Aspang-Markt , Friedberg , Hartberg , Fehring , Puchberg am Schneeberg , Gutenstein , Deutschkreutz , Payerbach – Reichenau , Eisenstadt , Neusiedl am See but also Ödenburg/Sopron , Venice , Rome , Zagreb ,Marburg a der Drau/Maribor , Prague , Znaim or Warsaw .
There are three additional stops in the Wiener Neustadt urban area: “Wiener Neustadt Nord” on the Südbahn, “Wiener Neustadt Anemonensee” on the Schneebergbahn, and “Wiener Neustadt Civitas Nova” on the Pottendorf line.The Aspangbahn and Mattersburg Bahn will also have a “Wiener Neustadt Süd” stop.The Mattersburg Railway station ” Katzelsdorf ” is also still located in Wiener Neustadt.
- All international trains on the southern line (Vienna – Graz / Villach) stop in Wiener Neustadt Hauptbahnhof; the journey time from Vienna Hauptbahnhof is around 30 minutes, 2 hours from Graz, and 3 hours from Klagenfurt.
- From Vienna, take the S-Bahn to Wiener Neustadt (including Floridsdorf, Praterstern, Wien-Mitte, Hauptbahnhof, and Meidling).The journey from Vienna Central Station takes roughly one hour because the S-Bahn stops everywhere.Wiener Neustadt Nord (S1, S2, S3) and Wiener Neustadt Civitas Nova (S60) are also served by S-Bahn trains.
- Regional trains run from Vienna (through Mödling and Baden or via Ebreichsdorf and Pottendorf ), Gloggnitz (by Ternitz and Neunkirchen ), and Hartberg and Sopron (via Mattersburg ).
