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ÖBB Trains in Austria

All About OBB Trains in Austria

Routes, schedules, and everything you need to know about traveling across Austria and Europe

What Are OBB Trains in Austria?

ÖBB (Österreichische Bundesbahnen, or Austrian Federal Railways) is Austria’s national railway company. It runs long-distance, regional and international trains, including Railjet high-speed trains at up to 230 km/h and Nightjet sleeper trains, linking Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Graz and Linz with cities such as Munich, Prague, Budapest, Zurich and Venice.
In 2025, ÖBB carried around 1.5 million passengers a day by train and bus, and about 94% of its passenger trains ran on time. All the electricity for its trains comes from renewable sources. In December 2025, the new Koralm Railway opened between Graz and Klagenfurt, the biggest change to Austria’s rail network in decades.

Why ÖBB Trains?

ÖBB Railjet train speeding through an Alpine valley

Railjet Xpress

The Railjet Xpress (RJX) is ÖBB’s fastest service, skipping smaller stops on the main Vienna–Salzburg–Innsbruck line.

Interior of an ÖBB train carriage with blue seats

Three Classes on Board

Railjets offer Economy, First and Business class, with free Wi-Fi, power sockets and an onboard restaurant.

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ÖBB Railjet train at a station at sunset

High-Speed & Night Options​

Travel by day on Railjet trains at up to 230 km/h, or overnight on Nightjet, Europe’s largest night-train network.​

ÖBB train on a curve through a green Alpine valley

New Koralm Railway

Opened in December 2025, the line runs through the 33 km Koralm Tunnel, one of the longest rail tunnels in the world.

Popular OBB Train Routes

ÖBB Train from Budapest to Vienna

OBB Train from
Budapest to Vienna

Trains per day: 15

Distance: 240 km

ÖBB Train from Salzburg to Munich

OBB Train from Salzburg to Munich

Trains per day: 25

Distance: 145 km

ÖBB Train from Vienna to Salzburg

OBB Train from
Vienna to Salzburg

Trains per day: 30

Distance: 300 km

ÖBB Train from Vienna to Zurich

OBB Train from
Vienna to Zurich

Trains per day: 5

Distance: 730 km

ÖBB Train from Vienna to Venice

OBB Train from
Vienna to Venice

Trains per day: 10

Distance: 590 km

ÖBB Train from Vienna to Prague

OBB Train from
Vienna to Prague

Trains per day: 12

Distance: 330 km

ÖBB Train from Vienna to Innsbruck

OBB Train from Vienna to Innsbruck

Trains per day: 14

Distance: 475 km

ÖBB Train from Vienna to Budapest

OBB Train from
Vienna to Budapest

Trains per day: 15

Distance: 240 km

Austria Train Stations

ÖBB Train on the Vienna Hauptbahnhof station

Vienna Hauptbahnhof

Am Hauptbahnhof 1, 1100 Vienna, Austria

ÖBB Train on the Salzburg Station

Salzburg Hauptbahnhof

Südtiroler Platz 1, 5020 Salzburg, Austria

ÖBB Train on the Innsbruck Hauptbahnhof station

Innsbruck Hauptbahnhof

Südtiroler Platz 7 A-6020, Innsbruck, Austria

ÖBB Train on the Graz Hauptbahnhof station

Graz Hauptbahnhof

Europaplatz 4, Graz, Austria

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ÖBB Train on the Linz Hauptbahnhof station

Linz Hauptbahnhof

Bahnhofplatz 3- 6, 4020, Linz, Austria

OBB Train Travel Times & Prices

Austria’s national railway · Operated by ÖBB

Train Route
Travel Time
Starting Price
Budapest to Vienna Train
2h 40m
from $43
Salzburg to Munich Train
1h 30m
from $52
Vienna to Salzburg Train
2h 25m
from $47
Vienna to Zurich Train
7h 52m
from $88
Vienna to Venice Train
7h 10m
from $131
Vienna to Prague Train
4h 13m
from $40
Vienna to Innsbruck Train
4h 15m
from $59
Vienna to Budapest Train
2h 40m
from $42

Note: Ticket prices can differ based on the selected class, travel date, and time of departure.

Night ÖBB Trains in Austria

Explore Austria
by OBB Trains

OBB Trains

ÖBB (Austrian Federal Railways) operates modern trains connecting Austria with major cities across Europe. High-speed, night and international services make OBB trains a fast, comfortable and reliable way to travel by train.

OBB Railjet

OBB Railjet is Austria's high-speed train, connecting major European cities, for example the Vienna–Salzburg train route, as well as Innsbruck, Munich, Zurich, Budapest and Prague. Trains reach speeds of up to 230 km/h and offer Economy, First and Business Class, free Wi-Fi and onboard catering.
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Classes:
Economy Class
First Class
Business Class

ÖBB Railjet in Austria
ÖBB Nightjet in Austria

OBB Nightjet 

OBB Nightjet is a comfortable night train service across Austria and Europe.
Travel overnight in seats, couchettes or private sleeping cabins and arrive rested while saving time and hotel costs.

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Classes:
Economy Class (seated)
Couchette
Sleeping Cabin

OBB Eurocity & Intercity

ÖBB EuroCity (EC) and InterCity (IC) trains provide reliable long-distance travel within Austria and to neighboring countries.
These trains are ideal for international and domestic routes with frequent departures and comfortable seating.

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Classes:
Economy Class
First Class

ÖBB Eurocity and Intercity in Austria
ÖBB Intercity-Express High-Speed Trains in Austria

OBB Intercity-Express

ÖBB Intercity-Express (ICE) trains connect Austria and Germany in cooperation with Deutsche Bahn.
Fast travel times, modern trains and onboard services make ICE a popular choice for cross-border journeys.​

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Classes:

Economy Class

First Class

Popular Questions About
OBB Trains

1. What is ÖBB?

OBB (Austrian Federal Railways) is Austria’s national railway operator, offering domestic and international train services across Europe.

2. Are ÖBB trains high-speed?

Yes. OBB operates modern high-speed and long-distance trains such as Railjet, Nightjet, EuroCity and InterCity-Express.

3. Which countries do ÖBB trains operate in?

OBB trains connect Austria with Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and other European countries.

4. Is Wi-Fi available on ÖBB trains?

Yes, free Wi-Fi is available on many long-distance OBB trains, including Railjet services.

This website does not own or operate any of the trains — ÖBB (Austrian Federal Railways) operates them. It is an independent informational guide.

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