The capital of Austria is rightfully considered one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. In architecture, Gothic and Renaissance, Baroque and Empire style peacefully coexist, intertwine, complement each other, creating an amazing, unique look of Vienna.
During its centuries-old history, the Austrian capital saw Roman chariots and crowds of barbarians, noble knights in armor, and the invasion of the Mongols. The territory of the former empire has significantly narrowed, but its cultural space is much wider than its geographical boundaries.
Millions of tourists, knowing about the rich history and amazing beauty, every year rush to see and appreciate this splendor with their own eyes. It is beyond the power of any tourist to walk around all the iconic places, monuments and attractions, so transport in Vienna comes to the aid of curious travelers.
Everything for the tourist
You can save significant amounts on public transport in the capital with the Vienna Card. 72 hours on the way by bus, tram, metro, discounts at museums, galleries, exhibition centers. A nice bonus is lower prices in cafes and wine restaurants. You can get such a card in any tourist center or order it via the Internet so that you don't waste a second in the city itself.
Vienna lines
All public transport in the capital of Austria has such a beautiful name, which includes: buses; trams; underground; electric trains.
There is a little secret that tourists need to know when they come to this city for the first time. To enter a bus or tram and, accordingly, get off it, you need to press a button to open the doors. There is a similar secret at the doors of the metro and electric trains, only here, to open them, you need to sharply pull the handle (of course, after the train stops). Closing happens automatically.
Traveling on an old tram
In fact, trams in Vienna are very modern, comfortable and convenient for passengers. It's just that the Austrian capital was one of the first in the world to start laying a tram network, the origins of which go back to the Vienna horse tram.
The peculiarity is that on one of the Vienna trams you can get to the neighboring town of Baden (not to be confused with the German Baden-Baden). The Austrian suburb is one of the most famous spa resorts in the country, located in the picturesque Helenental Valley.
An unforgettable experience awaits the visitor to Vienna, who goes on an excursion on the tourist tram, which makes a kind of honor circle along the Ringstrasse. Traveling around the capital in this way, a tourist can see the main sights of the city, including architectural masterpieces - the buildings of the Parliament, the Town Hall, the State Opera.
