Austria
Vienna
Palaces and the opera house line the Ring, and Vienna's famous trams trace the loop around them.
Straßenbahn (Vienna tram)
Updated on August 5, 2026
How to ride
- 1Buy your ticket before you boardTram stops have no ticket machines. Buy in the WienMobil app, at a Trafik tobacconist, or from a machine in a U-Bahn station.
- 2No ticket? Head straight for the machine on boardBuy from the machine as soon as you step on. The on-tram price is higher and change is not guaranteed, so carry coins.
- 3Stamp a paper ticket the moment you're onPush a paper ticket with a validation strip into the Entwerter on board - it is not valid until it is stamped.
- 4Ride through to your destinationA single ticket covers one continuous trip. Transfers are fine, but the ticket dies the moment you break the journey.
- 5Keep your ticket in hand until you step offInspectors board at any time. Keep the ticket with you until you get off, and hand it over if asked.
Fares
Single fares1
Passes & multi-ride3
Estimates use exchange rates as of November 4, 2026
Payment
Quick facts
Fares
Vienna City CardFrom 24 hours to 7 days; the 48h and 72h versions are digital only
Daily fare cap (ciao)(Limited)Only via the ciao check-in app: the day is capped at the 24-hour ticket price
Transfer discountsTransfers are included in a single ticket - no extra fare to pay
Facilities
Suitcases & luggageHand luggage you can hold rides free; take big backpacks off before boarding
Rules
Eating & drinking on boardThe eating ban covers U-Bahn vehicles only; alcohol is banned everywhere
Smoking(Banned)Vaping and e-cigarettes count too
Pets(Limited)Muzzle, lead and the dog's own ticket; assistance dogs are exempt
Fare evasion fine(Banned)€135 on the spot, €145 by payment slip, plus the fare you owed
Apps & info
Journey planner app (Google Maps)Use it to work out which tram to take; buy the ticket in WienMobil
Heads-up
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A broken validator is no excuse for riding without a ticket
If the validator is broken or you cannot find one, do not simply ride. The tariff rules tell you to buy a mobile ticket instead, or to buy from the driver. Anyone found at an inspection without a valid ticket pays the surcharge and, on top of it, the fare for the ride.
Timetable
Editor Naotaka 