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Vienna U-Bahn · 5 lines · 99 stations

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Stations worth a stop

  • U1U3

    Lines U1 and U3 meet beneath the centre of the old town, and the exit opens directly onto the square in front of Saint Stephen's Cathedral. The Graben and Kärntner Straße pedestrian streets begin here, and the remains of the medieval Virgil Chapel, found during the U-Bahn works, can be seen from the station.

  • U1U2U4

    U1, U2 and U4 meet at this major interchange, where Otto Wagner's green and gold pavilions of the old city railway still stand on the square. The Karlskirche, the Musikverein and the State Opera are each a few minutes away, and the Naschmarkt begins just to the south-west.

  • U1U4

    U1 and U4 meet on the edge of the old town beside the Danube Canal. Saint Rupert's Church, often called the oldest church in Vienna, and the lanes of the Bermuda Triangle bar quarter are a few minutes up the slope.

  • U1U2

    U1 and U2 connect with the S-Bahn at this large junction in Leopoldstadt. The Prater park and its amusement area with the Giant Ferris Wheel from 1897 are about five minutes' walk away.

  • U2

    This U2 station lies on the Ringstraße next to the main building of the University of Vienna. The twin spires of the Votivkirche rise across the street, and many tram lines start and end in the loop above the station.

  • U2

    The U2 station is behind the neo-Gothic City Hall, whose square in front hosts seasonal events throughout the year. The Burgtheater faces the City Hall across the Ringstraße, and the Parliament is a short walk to the south.

  • U2U3

    U2 and U3 cross here next to the Volkstheater on the edge of the Ringstraße. The MuseumsQuartier is just across the road, and the small streets of Spittelberg lie a few minutes behind it.

  • U2

    The station serves the MuseumsQuartier, a museum complex in the former imperial stables that includes the Leopold Museum and mumok. The Kunsthistorisches Museum and the Natural History Museum face each other across Maria-Theresien-Platz next door.

  • U3

    This U3 station lies on a street of palaces leading to Michaelerplatz and the Hofburg, the former imperial residence. The Spanish Riding School is inside the Hofburg complex, and Café Central is a few steps along Herrengasse.

  • U4

    The U4 station, one of Otto Wagner's original city railway stations, opens into the Stadtpark. The park holds the gilded statue of Johann Strauss II and the Kursalon concert building.

  • U3U4

    U3 and U4 meet here at the Wien Mitte station, which also has S-Bahn trains and the City Airport Train to Vienna Airport. The Hundertwasser House, a colourful apartment block, is roughly a kilometre to the east.

  • U4

    This U4 station is the closest stop to Schönbrunn Palace, the former summer residence of the Habsburgs and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The main gate is a few minutes' walk away, and the Gloriette stands on the hill at the far end of the gardens.

  • U4

    Hietzing station is near the western entrance to the Schönbrunn palace park and to Tiergarten Schönbrunn, founded in 1752 and the oldest zoo still in operation. Otto Wagner's court pavilion, built for the emperor's use, stands beside the line.

  • U3U6

    U3 and U6 meet at Vienna's western railway station. The station sits at the outer end of Mariahilfer Straße, the city's longest shopping street, which runs from here towards the centre.

  • U1

    Vienna's main railway station, opened in the 2010s, links U1 with long-distance, regional and S-Bahn trains. The Belvedere palace and its gardens are about ten minutes' walk to the north.

  • U4

    This Otto Wagner station on U4 stands at the southern end of the Naschmarkt, the long market between the two Wienzeile roads. The Majolica House, an apartment building with a tiled floral facade by Wagner, is close by on Linke Wienzeile.

  • U3

    The U3 station lies under Mariahilfer Straße, where a long section has been turned into a shared street with little traffic. The Haus des Meeres aquarium, inside a former flak tower, is a short walk to the south.

  • U1

    This U1 station sits on the Reichsbrücke above the Danube Island, a narrow island over 20 kilometres long between the Danube and the New Danube. The island is used for walking, cycling and swimming, and it hosts a large open-air music festival each summer.

  • U1

    The station serves the Vienna International Centre, one of the main seats of the United Nations. The Austria Center conference building and the high-rises of Donau City stand close by.

  • U2

    This U2 station serves the Ernst-Happel-Stadion, the largest football stadium in Austria. The meadows and paths of the Prater park surround the stadium.

  • U2

    The station lies between the Messe Wien exhibition centre and the campus of the Vienna University of Economics and Business. The campus is known for its contemporary buildings, including a library by Zaha Hadid.

  • U4U6

    U4 and U6 meet beside the Danube Canal at this station. Next to the station stands the Spittelau waste incineration plant, whose facade and chimney with a golden ball were redesigned by Friedensreich Hundertwasser.

  • U4

    The northern end of U4 faces the Karl-Marx-Hof, a municipal housing block from 1930 that stretches for about a kilometre. Beethoven lived in Heiligenstadt and wrote his Heiligenstadt Testament here in 1802.

  • U3

    The station is named after four brick gas holders from the late nineteenth century in Simmering. Around 2001 they were converted into apartments, offices and a shopping centre while keeping their outer walls.

  • U2

    The eastern end of U2 serves Seestadt Aspern, a new urban district built on a former airfield. The district is arranged around an artificial lake with a swimming area.

  • U1

    The station is on the shore of the Old Danube, a former arm of the river that is now a calm lake. In summer people come here to swim, sail and rent boats, and the Gänsehäufel bathing island lies to the south.

  • U3

    The western end of U3 lies in the outer district of Ottakring. The Ottakringer brewery, which has brewed beer on the same site since the nineteenth century, is a short walk away.

  • U6

    This U6 station stands on the Gürtel, where the line runs on Otto Wagner's elevated city railway viaduct. The Volksoper, Vienna's second opera house known for operetta and musicals, is right next to it.

  • U6

    The U6 station on the Gürtel serves the Wiener Stadthalle, a large arena for concerts and sporting events. Bars and music venues fill several of the old railway arches along the Gürtel section of the line.

  • U1

    The southern end of U1 is in Favoriten near the Therme Wien thermal baths. The landscaped Kurpark Oberlaa, laid out for a garden show in 1974, lies next to it.

  • U1

    This U1 station is at the main square of Favoriten, Vienna's most populous district. The Amalienbad, a municipal swimming bath from the 1920s with Art Deco interiors, faces the square.

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