Traveling to and in Vienna
If you are not from Vienna, we recommend using public transportation such as buses or train to make your journey to the VCM as climate-neutral as possible.
ÖBB Rail Tours offers an affordable VCM package for train travel and overnight stay with breakfast in Vienna.
In Vienna, the best way to get to the VCM and wherever you want is by public transport. You can find out more about timetables and buying tickets at www.wienerlinien.at and in the WienMobil App.
With the Vienna City Card you can take advantage of many tourist benefits and travel free on public transport. You can find more information at: www.viennacitycard.at
On race day in Vienna
Your bib number is valid as a ticket for public transport of the Wiener Linien throughout Vienna on the respective race day - Saturday, 20 April or Sunday, 21 April 2024 - 2 hours before to 6 hours after the start of the race = starting signal.
The most important way to get there is the underground line U1 with the stations Vienna International Centre and Alte Donau.
The WienMobil app for Android and iPhones helps you plan your journey.It may be easier for you to take alternative routes to the U1 underground line:
In the event of a foreseeable increase in the flow of passengers, underground trains do not stop at individual stations and travel through to the next station. The stations Donauinsel, Vienna International Centre and Alte Donau are primarily affected by this event-related regulation. The flow of passengers is controlled by Wiener Linien.
The start is located on the Universitätsring directly opposite the "Schottentor" station, approx. 300 metres from the finish of all other events.
Accessibility by public transport:
Schottentor University station
Underground line U2
Tram lines 37, 38, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, D, 1, 71
Bus lines 1A and 40AU3 Volkstheater & U3 Herrengasse - a few minutes on foot
ÖBB Rail Tours offers an affordable VCM package for train travel and overnight stay with breakfast in Vienna.
In Vienna, the best way to get to the VCM and wherever you want is by public transport. You can find out more about timetables and buying tickets at www.wienerlinien.at and in the WienMobil App.
With the Vienna City Card you can take advantage of many tourist benefits and travel free on public transport. You can find more information at: www.viennacitycard.at
On race day in Vienna
Your bib number is valid as a ticket for public transport of the Wiener Linien throughout Vienna on the respective race day - Saturday, 20 April or Sunday, 21 April 2024 - 2 hours before to 6 hours after the start of the race = starting signal.
How to get to the race number pick-up / Vienna Sports World
- Marx Halle, Karl-Farkas-Gasse 19, 1030 Vienna
- Accessibility by public transport, car, Google Maps
How to get to the start on Sunday
Marathon, Wiener Städtische half marathon and Powerade relay marathon- Start area Wagramer Straße, 1220 Vienna
The most important way to get there is the underground line U1 with the stations Vienna International Centre and Alte Donau.
The WienMobil app for Android and iPhones helps you plan your journey.It may be easier for you to take alternative routes to the U1 underground line:
- U6 Floridsdorf & tram 25 Kagran
- U2 Donaustadtbrücke & bus 93A Kagran
In the event of a foreseeable increase in the flow of passengers, underground trains do not stop at individual stations and travel through to the next station. The stations Donauinsel, Vienna International Centre and Alte Donau are primarily affected by this event-related regulation. The flow of passengers is controlled by Wiener Linien.
How to get to the start & finish of the races on Saturday
- The Daily Mile 800 & 1600, Coca-Cola Inclusion Run
Start and finish are at the same place, on the Universitätsring in front of the Burgtheater. Access via Rathausplatz.
The start is located on the Universitätsring directly opposite the "Schottentor" station, approx. 300 metres from the finish of all other events.
Accessibility by public transport:
Schottentor University station
Underground line U2
Tram lines 37, 38, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, D, 1, 71
Bus lines 1A and 40AU3 Volkstheater & U3 Herrengasse - a few minutes on foot
Traffic information ÖAMTC
- Information of the road closures and alternative routes can be found at www.oeamtc.at/verkehr/wien
- Phone line of the Vienna traffic control centre at +43 1 90600 32431
- All information about diversions and short tram and bus routes can be found at www.wienerlinien.at
