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Railjet - Austria and beyond
Railjet, modern Austrian high speed trains linking major cities of Austria, Germany and Hungary.
- Budapest - Vienna: 02:36
- Book up to 60 days in advance
- High Speed trains
Overview
Railjet - Austria and beyond
The modern, perhaps even futuristic Railjet trains are the new high-speed service from the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB). They operate at speeds of up to 230 km/h (143mph). The Railjet trains have carriages which as comfortable as luxurious. With modern equipment and generous compartment space, the Railjet guarantees a unique travel experience. The Railjet train snakes through the splendid Bavarian countryside as you approach the Alps. It winds by rivers and past farmland and wind turbines, offering truly breathtaking scenery throughout Austria.
« very clean and comfortable but wifi wasn't good »Practical information
Paper ticket
Receive your ticket directly to your address. Just take them with you and you are ready to travel. Shipping fees apply.
- Railjet - Austria and beyond tickets are open for booking 60 days ahead.
- Get the lowest prices by booking early and don’t wait until the last minute as cheaper seats sell the fastest.
- Opt for off-peak trains when you have to travel short notice. They are more affordable than morning and evening trains along with those running on holiday eves, Friday and Sunday afternoon.
A class apart
Classes of service
| First class | Second class | |
|---|---|---|
| Carrier’s designationName of class of service as you might see on your ticket. | First | Economy |
| Passenger Information System Real time information about arrival times and connections. | ||
| Restaurant car Drinks, snacks and delicious meals, to make the most of your trip. | ||
| Kid’s facilities Children cinema are certain to keep younger ones happy. | ||
| Snacks and beverages Whenever you feel peckish, you can buy something on board to eat or drink. | ||
| Reclining seats Cosy with more legroom, reclining seats are ideal to enjoy the trip. | ||
| Comfortable seats Spacious seats with a headrest and generous legroom. | ||
| Refresher towel Great way to cleanse, recharge and revitalize. | ||
| Power sockets Ideal to plug your laptop, phone or any electronic device from your seat. | ||
| WiFi Internet Enjoy the freedom to read your emails, surf and listen to online music thanks to the wireless internet on board. | ||
| Newspapers and magazines Grab your free international/local newspaper or magazine and enjoy the ride. |
Travel forum
From our travel community
Youth pass and pass Dear Sir / Madam,
We will travel in Austria and Munich in August 2017.
We want to travel from Vienna to Munich and back to Vienna then take train to Vienna International Airport. Could we buy pass? And my daugther is 16 years old. Could she (...) Shing K. | 17 July 2017 answered | 0 Comments Need best tkt/pass to travel from vienna - prague - budapest - vienna Hi, We have planned a trip for the subject 3 countries.
We are 3 travellers(2 adults & 1 youth 16 yrs old).
What will be the best way to travel by train using a pass or train tkt? Pls advise.
We are based in US. How will we get the tkts/pass if (...) Jyotiska G. | 29 June 2017 answered | 0 Comments Guarranted reserved seats Hello, we are 2 persons and we will visit Budapest,Bratislava,Vienna and Prague. The booking of each train ticket via these countries includes guarranted reserved seats? Do we have to be earlier at the stations? Can we print our tickets now (...) Ilias T. | 18 June 2017 answered | 0 Comments 5 days of travel in june- july under 15 days- point to point travel- pass or individual tickets? My travel is in the following order ( family of 2 adults+ 1 child 14 year old)
Prague- Budapest,Budapest- Ljublijana, Lujublijana- Salzburg, Salzburg- Innsbruck, Innsbruck- Vienna
First Prague and ending in Vienna is fixed. the other places can (...) Junaid A. | 3 May 2017 answered | 2 Comments 
Euro rail pass Will be travelling april end with my friend .. and we plan to visit prague vienna and budapest can anyone suggest best way to travel around and cost of it. Madhu M. | 20 March 2017 answered | 0 Comments 0 5
Reviews & ratings Railjet - Austria and beyond
- Convenienceclean | Ayuk y. | 6 February 2017
- Value for moneyConvenienceChristmas Vacation from USA | Rodney f. | 8 January 2017
- Value for moneyConvenienceStraightforward trip | Sharnjit g. | 25 November 2016
- Value for moneyConvenienceFantastic | William d. | 15 November 2016
- Value for moneyConvenienceBest way to travel in Europe | Donald m. | 26 October 2016
- Value for moneyConvenienceBudapest- Vienna trip review | Chintan k. | 26 October 2016
- Value for moneyConvenienceBusiness trip | Choo t. | 6 October 2016
- Value for moneyConvenienceEurope trip | Gary n. | 27 September 2016
- Value for moneyConvenienceAmazing service | Haris k. | 24 September 2016
- Value for moneyConvenienceConvenient,clean and reliable | Balachandran p. | 22 September 2016
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Q. Where can I find train schedules?
A. To find them you only need to fill in the booking form. This is located on the home page or in the Train Tickets section. Provide us with the cities you would like to travel between and your travel date. A selection of schedules will be displayed. Select later train to see more schedules.
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Q. Do you have electronic ticketing?
A. Not presently but as soon as European railways introduce e-tickets, we will be able to offer them.
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A. TGV Lyria offers direct, high speed services between Paris-Gare de Lyon, Dijon and cities such as Geneva, Lausanne, Basel, Neuchatel, Bern and Zurich. During winter, TGV Lyria snow train connects you directly from Paris to the charming resorts of the canton of Vaud (including Château-d’Oex, Leysin, Les Diablerets and Villars) and Valais (Verbier, CransMontana, Leukerbad, Saas-Fee and Zermatt, among others).
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A. You can get free (or cheap) boat trips, discounts on rail travel, free admission in museums, a 50% discount on mountain top excursions and more. You can obtain these benefits locally by showing your Swiss pass, or you can contact the specific benefit company in advance. The discount benefits apply during the validity of your Swiss pass, whereas free passage on trains, buses or ferries is only valid on travel days.
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Q. What is the difference between 1st and 2nd class on the TGV France-Italy?
A. First class on the TGV France-Italy offers large, comfortable reclining seats and a bar-buffet car offering a complete selection of food and beverages for purchase.
Second class on the TGV France-Italy offers generous legroom and bar-buffet car offering a selection of food and beverages for purchase.
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Q. What is a travel day?
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Q. What is the difference between a consecutive-day pass and a Flexipass?
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