Getting there
Travelling to Vienna by public transport
Vienna has excellent train connections to many destinations in Austria and throughout Europe. From the train stations, you can easily reach us by public transportation:
–> From Hauptbahnhof (Central Station): S-Bahn lines S1, S2, S3, or underground line U1 to Praterstern station, then change to line U2 to Messe-Prater station
–> From Westbahnhof: Line U3 to Volkstheater station, then transfer to the U2 to Messe-Prater station
Examples of train connections for arrival and departure:
- ÖBB Railjet departs hourly from Innsbruck Central Station (e.g., 9:58 a.m., …), via Salzburg, Linz, St. Pölten, arriving at Vienna Central Station at 2:32 p.m.
- ÖBB Railjet departs hourly from Klagenfurt Central Station (e.g., 10:32 a.m., …), via Graz, Bruck/Mur, arriving at Vienna Central Station at 1:45 p.m.
- Westbahn hourly from Munich Central Station (e.g., 11:30 a.m., …), via Salzburg, Wels, Linz, St. Pölten, arriving at Vienna Westbahnhof at 3:52 p.m.
Travelling within Vienna / to the venue
–> see Venue
Climate-friendly travel to Vienna
EZM 2026 attendees can take advantage of the ÖBB Kongresskonto, a tailored service offering sustainable, convenient, and discounted rail travel throughout Europe.
Exclusive benetifs include:
- 22% on standard Austrian train fare
- 10% discout on international fares
- Special rates on ÖBB Nightjet services
How to Book Your Journey:
1. Set Up Your Account:
– Click here and enter the TAN code: 9WRGER
– Register as a new customer using your email.
Note: Each attendee must create a new ÖBB account specifically for this congress. Existing ÖBB accounts cannot be used, as each email address can only be used once in the ÖBB booking system. Your congress account will be automatically deleted after the event, following your return journey.
2. Re-Access Your Account:
After setting up your account, login here (not via the initial setup link above).
The discount options are stored in your account and all prices shown already reflect your discount.
To view the available train journeys and destinations, please click on the map to the left.
Should you have any questions, please contact saskia.escuerlopez@pv.oebb.at.
What to do
Vienna is definitely worth a visit. There is so much to see and do!
There are many museums and palaces to visit in Vienna, along with various parks.
The famous Prater is a big amusement park filled with rides and entertainment, including the oldest Ferris wheel in the world.
Hundertwasser House is a colourful place and a famous sight, with apartments and shops and a terrace café.
Vienna is safe and friendly, English is spoken almost everywhere.
Dive into the summer in Vienna!
More information about sights and places worth visiting can be found here.