Right next to Naschmarkt, this train station is very easy to access, running along the U4 line…read more As an English speaking tourist using the train system for the very first time today, this was extremely easy to navigate in terms of buying tickets and working out which train to catch. A great experience on public transport overall and a very well maintained train station.

The U-Bahn stop for the Naschmarkt. Lots of restaurants and bars around and on Saturdays can be…read morevery busy. But beware of the steps-too short and low can become a chore if you need to move fast.

An efficient way to get around Vienna! You'd think for such…read morea beautiful city with such thought put into the public buildings, they'd put more public artwork in there. But it's nice, and clean! Signs are easy to read, the walking distances between subway lines isn't too far. They broadcast announcements clearly, and there are maps on the trains. Everything was well lit, clean, and easy to navigate! I especially liked the ease of getting tickets from the kiosks, available in a myriad of languages. Just remember to validate your ticket if you use it later. Unfortunately, you can't drink beer on the subway here in Vienna. Hmph.

Entering metro station without ticket is apparently a violation, however no barriers or no signage…read moreof that, incredibly rude ticket controller who does not possess any ounch of emotional self control. System seems setup to take advantage of non-locals, not people with intention of cheating. Come on Austria, you should be able to do better than that.

I have mixed feelings regarding this station, as first it stops at SCS and SC17, which is really…read moregreat as all the bog stores are here. So for convenience it is really great. However this stop is just one stop outside the Vienna City area, which means you need to by another transport ticket to travel this one stop, which for me is a not worth spending 2.20 Euro to go one stop. Lucky for me this cost is covered by my IKEA Family card, so i do not need to pay it, but for other people they have this extra cost to get here. I would actually like to see an additional stop an other 300 meters down the line, to give faster access to the Multiplex part of SCS shopping City.

Wow amazing lounge! Spacious, great coffee & food, kids play area, outside area - great place for a…read morelayover. We got in for free through my Priority Pass membership but I would certainly pay for a long layover at this lounge.

Clean, efficient, & after a questionable flight by Ryan Air, well, not even Ryan, some affiliated…read moreairline- soooo ...we're alive! That counts for a good experience. Minus 1 star cause we arrived just before 9p & there wasn't an airport store open.

The U3 is my favorite of all the subway lines in Vienna. It seems to have the fewest disruptions…read moreand the stations are very new and clean.

The first of twelve new electric buses has taken up operation in Vienna's city centre. The modern…read moremicrobuses will be used on lines 2A and 3A. The new-generation vehicles affectionately termed "ElectriCitybusse" are part of Vienna's initiative to be a model region for e-mobility. The first inner-city bus line will rely entirely on electric buses by the start of 2013; for both lines, the switch will take until summer 2013. I can only say WELL DONE as the buses are just wonderful, and very pleasent to travel on.

Watch all the bathing people in Summer! It is a welcome spot in Wien, water, grass and relaxation.read more