Innsbruck to Vienna Railjet Train

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Distance:
500 kilometers

Train Ticket Cost:
From 55 USD

Departures per day:
15

Fastest Travel Time:
4 hrs 23 min

Train from Innsbruck to Vienna

Crossing the whole country from east to west, the picturesque railway route linking the charming city of Innsbruck and the Austrian capital provides a unique opportunity to appreciate the enchanting beauty of the region. Those who are looking for the fastest way to get from one destination to another should think about hopping on a well-equipped Railjet train run by OBB (the Austrian Federal Railways).

Apart from modern onboard facilities, this Vienna to Innsbruck train offers a saturated schedule featuring 16 daily departures which makes your trip-planning absolutely stress-free. As for the Innsbruck to Vienna train price, you can count on different rates depending on the preferred travel time and coach class. The average ticket price is around 40 USD per passenger.

Departure station:
Innsbruck Hauptbahnhof
Südtiroler Platz 7 A-6020, Innsbruck, Austria

Arrival station:
Vienna Main Train Station
Alfred-Adler-Straße 107, 1100, Vienna, Austria

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F.A.Q.

HOW FAR IS INNSBRUCK FROM VIENNA TRAIN?

Being the fastest travel option on the route, Innsbruck to Vienna high-speed train traverses a distance between two cities of 500 kilometers in approximately 4 hours.

HOW LONG IS THE TRAIN RIDE FROM INNSBRUCK TO VIENNA?

Covering the topic of Innsbruck to Vienna train time, onboard Railjet high-speed train, you will cover the distance of 500 km in a bit over 4 hours.

Innsbruck to Vienna Railjet Train Coach Classes

In general, economy (2nd class) is enough for most travelers. First class might not be much more expensive than 2nd class, but you should see what prices you get because 1st class might not be much more expensive. In the 2nd class section, the seats are arranged 2+2 across the car width, mostly unidirectional with a couple of tables for 4 people, perfect for families. Refreshment trolleys can be found in most trains, or you can dine in the restaurant cars.

In first class, leather seats are arranged as 2+1 across the car's width, rather than 2+2 in economy. Solo seats are available on one side of the aisle, while tables-for-2 are available on the other side. There is no food or drink included, but orders are placed at your seat and food is brought to you, so you do not need to visit the restaurant car.

Business class is the most luxurious class. The Czech Railjets have just six luxurious leather cradle seats arranged 1+1 across the car width in a small area at one end. Several semi-compartments are available in the Austrian Railjets, which have 16 leather cradle seats. Food is not included, but stewards will take your orders from the restaurant car menu and deliver them to your seats.

Train boarding
Check-in is not required, just be on board when the doors close a minute before departure time.

Luggage
There are no weights or measurements on luggage, so you can take it in with you and put it on any suitable rack near your seat.

Food & drink
ÖBB Railjets have a restaurant car and 1st class customers can order food and drink directly from the restaurant car menu and pick them up at their seat. There is, of course, no restriction on you bringing food and drinks along, even a bottle of beer or wine.