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Austria:- Getting There & Getting AroundGetting There: By Air By water By Rail By Road Getting Around: By Air By Water By Rail By Road
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| Day tours & Activities Arlberg General Travel Information Vienna |
Getting ThereThere are three national airlines which all fall under the Austrian airlines group. The country is served by various airlines including some no frills airlines. Vienna (VIE) (Wien-Schwechat) is located 18 km from the city. There are buses to the city and to local rail networks or private taxis are available for hire. Innsbruck (INN) (Kranebitten) is 6 km from the city. buses run everty 10 minutes to the city and taxis are available. Salzburg (SZG) (Maxglan) is 5 km from the city. Buses run to the city and taxis are available. Click on the links below to book your transfer:
Salzburg Airport Arrival Transfer
Klagenfurt (KLU) is 4km from the airport, buses and taxis are available. Linz (LNZ) is 10km from the airport, buses and taxis are available. By waterThere are passenger services along the Danube from both Germany and Hungary. |
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By RailVienna is linked with other major European cities by rail, and rail travel is relatively easy. Passes are available through Rail Europe: Eurail Germany/Austria Pass: a choice of 5, 6, 8, or 10 days of unlimited train travel through Austria and Germany within a 2-month period.
Vienna Railway Station Private Arrival Transfer
Bus: eurolines bus and coach services run around Europe including Austrai, stopping at Vienna and Salzburg. (http://www.eurolines.com) Road: Road links around Western Europe are good and Austria has various border entry points. Graz, Vienna, salzburg and Linz are connected by Austrian airlines: Online booking with Austrian Airlines: always cheap flight offers!
Cruises operate along the Danube during the summer months. Plus ferries operate on many of Austrais lakes. |
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Austrian Federal Railways or ÖBB (www.oebb.at) operate the national rail services, it is an efficient, punctual and clean service. Regulsr services connect all the major cities, and large towns. Alternatively the Austrian Railpass
Most motorways and "S" roads have tolls, however passes are available from post offices and newsagents. Car hire is widely available, with offices at airports, cities and most large towns. Cross border hires are also available. Book now, pay later for your car hire with easyCar.com
Trolleys and tramways run in major cities allowing for easy movement around built up areas. |
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