Vienna has a well-developed public transport network. Buses, trains, trams and underground lines will take you almost anywhere in the city in no time at all. Vienna public transport Wiener Linien operates five underground lines, 29 tram and 127 bus lines, of which 24 are night lines.

Trams in Vienna (German: Wiener Straßenbahn, in everyday speech also Bim or Tramway) are a vital part of the public transport system in Vienna, capital city of Austria. In operation since 1865, with the completion of a 2 km (1.2 mi) route to industrial estates near Simmering, it reached its maximum extent of 292 km (181.4 mi) in 1942.

2024年4月25日 · Viennese trams are easy to spot, being large, unsurprisingly tram-shaped, traveling along rails, and decked out in the distinctive red and white(ish) colours of Vienna. The German for tram is Straßenbahn (literally “street railway”), though the slang term Bim is equally common and even used at times by the Wiener Linien municipal transport ...

Trams have been in operation since 1865, and the Vienna tram network (Straßenbahn) is the 6th longest in the world. It is 225 km (139 miles) long and has more than 30 lines, some of which run underground in some parts of the city.

2024年12月6日 · (The latest generation of Viennese trams) The four main forms of transport are U-Bahn (subway), Schnellbahn or S-Bahn (local train), Straßenbahn and Autobus (bus). Vienna works on an honesty system with no ticket barriers at stations and no formal, permanent ticket checks on the subway, local trains, trams and buses. You just jump on and off.

Vienna tram also called Straßenbahn is a transit system serving the city of Vienna (Austria) with the subway, the urban, suburban & commuter train and the bus. The tram network has 29 lines and 1.071 stations forming a rail network of 109.9 miles (176,9 km).

With a route length of 225 km, Vienna’s tram network is the sixth largest in the world. In addition to the subways, 28 tram lines and 131 bus lines make their daily commutes.

Trams and Buses: 28 tram lines and 129 bus lines operate in Vienna every day. Rates: A single journey costs €2.40. The ticket is valid in 1 direction, you can change trains as often as you like, but you cannot interrupt the journey.

Vienna's public transportation system is world class. Known collectively to locals as the “Öffis”, its buses, trams and trains take us all over the capital – safely, quickly and sustainably. They are the lifeblood of the city and a huge factor behind the capital’s outstanding quality of life.

2020年10月22日 · Getting around Vienna is relatively easy. Learn how to use public transportation in the Austrian capital, including trams, subways & buses.