A train every five minutes, a six-minute ride from St. Stephen's Cathedral to the Danube Island, and a dense bus network covering the entire city: Vienna’s residents and visitors alike appreciate the city’s public transport system. The underground (U-Bahn) lines, trams, and buses operated by Wiener Linien (Vienna's public transit company) are reliable, punctual, and safe. They connect the city center with the suburbs and make Vienna a city where everything is within easy reach.
Around 2.5 Million Passengers Daily
The public transport network of Wiener Linien consists of five underground lines, 29 tram lines, and 134 bus routes, complemented by S-Bahn suburban trains and regional services operated by ÖBB. They transport around 2.5 million passengers from A to B every day.
Additionally, 80 percent of Wiener Linien’s fleet already runs on electricity. The underground trains, trams, and electric buses are powered by 100 percent renewable energy sourced from Austria.
