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Transportation Arriving by plane The Airport Vienna-Schwechat (VIE) is located about 10 km outside of Vienna. It can be conveniently reached by train. City airport Train (CAT) Operated by private train company · CAT (every 30 minutes): 16 minutes to Wien Mitte (metro station "Landstraße/BH Wien Mitte" orange line U3 and green line U4) o Ticket is 11 Euro (Round-trip: 19 Euro) / available at CAT ticket machines, CAT counter or CAT staff ÖBB (Austrian Railways) · S7 (every 30 minutes): 25 minutes to Wien Mitte (metro station "Landstraße/BH Wien Mitte" orange line U3 and green line U4) o Ticket is 4.20 Euro / available at ticket machines of Austrian Railways · ÖBB Railjet (every 30 minutes): 15 minutes to Hauptbahnhof (metro station "Südtiroler Platz/Hauptbahnhof" red line U1) o Ticket is 4.20 Euro / available at ÖBB ticket machines Arriving by train There are two train stations for long distance trains · Hauptbahnhof (metro station "Südtiroler Platz/Hauptbahnhof" red line U1) · Westbahnhof (metro station "Westbahnhof” orange line U3) Tickets Can be bought online (https://shop.wienerlinien.at/index.php/tickets, self-print possible) or at ticket machines (in every metro station). · Single (one ride): 2.40 Euro · 24 hours: 8.00 Euro · 48 hours: 14.10 Euro · 72 hours: 17.10 Euro Getting around in Vienna Vienna has an excellent public transportation system. Most trips around Vienna can be made by using the metro (lines U1, U2, U3, U4, U6): To query trips using Vienna public transportation, use the http://fahrplan.oebb.at/bin/query.exe/en General Information about Vienna If you are interested in the main attractions, museums or shopping in Vienna please go to https://www.wien.info/en Arriving at BEV The station at BEV is called “Schottenring” (purple line U2 and green line U4). Take the exit “Herminengasse” Accommodation https://www.booking.com/hotel/at/ Mercure Wien City approx. 100 EUR/night mercure-wien-city.de.html Meininger Hotel Wien https://www.booking.com/hotel/at/ approx. 70 EUR/night Franz meininger-downtown-franz.de.html Meininger Hotel Wien Sissi https://www.booking.com/hotel/at/ (please refer to BEV for approx. 70 EUR/night meininger-downtown-sissi.de.html special rates) The hotels listed above are in walking distance to BEV .

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