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Travel from Budapest to Vienna is easy and fast via train. Travelers in Budapest could be on their way to see Austria’s illustrious capital city. Whether you're a history buff, ametuer musical conisour, or have an eye for classic architecture, Vienna is a city filled with magical experiences that can be had with muliple cheap train options through Hungary and Austria.
What train companies operate the route from Budapest to Vienna?
ÖBB owns the high-speed Railjet train. They also run a more economical route via the Eurocity and Regional trains.
What is the schedule for the train route from Budapest to Vienna?
Traveling fits conveniently around your schedule with trains running as early as one am to as late as nine pm.
What are the departure and arrival train stations for the route from Budapest to Vienna?
The Railjet train leaves from Vienna Meidling station and arrives at the Budapest Keleti station. The Eurocity train leaves from Vienna HBF station and stops at the Budapest Keleti station.
What distance is the train route from Budapest to Vienna?
The distance between the two cities is about 151 miles.
How long does it take to travel from Budapest to Vienna by train?
The travel time on the high-speed Railjet is just over three hours. The regional train takes just over 4 and a half.
What are the stops on the train route from Budapest to Vienna?
If you're heading to Vienna on the Railnet, you have a direct route there. The Eurocity train stops in Bruck/Leitha, Györ, and Komarom.
Why should you travel by train from Budapest to Vienna?
Sit back and relax while traveling by train to Vienna from Budapest. With train amenities, such as an onboard restaurant, large seats, and business class options, passengers experience a unique comfort not found by car, bus or plane. There is no need to worry about finding the city center, as each of your options will take to Vienna’s central location.
What is there to see and do in Vienna?
Vienna was the home of many great classical composers, such as Mozart and Beethoven, and the Historic Center of Vienna will ensure that visitors can soak the musical atmosphere they created for the city. For a younger crowd, they would appreciate the Kunsthistorisches Museum and Tiergarten Schoenbrunn zoo more.