The taxi is by far the most convenient way of getting from Bratislava Airport to Vienna, as you will find it immediately in the arrivals area and it will take you directly to your chosen hotel in the Austrian capital, without any waste of time. There are two bus lines connecting Bratislava airport with the city, the 61 and 96, but neither bus line arrives exactly at the boat embarkation points, so it may be more convenient to rely on taxis and be taken directly to the departure pier, also to avoid excessive baggage transfer.įor more information see ‘How to get to Bratislava’ in the Bratislava article.įrom 52,00 € per person Taxi from Bratislava Airport to Vienna Of course, you will first have to get to the centre of Bratislava by bus or taxi. By catamaran sailing the Danubeįinally, it is possible to reach Vienna by sailing the Danube using the fast ship service operated by the Twin City Liner company. The journey takes about an hour, with the first journey leaving at 5:43 a.m. Once at the station you can buy your ticket to Vienna directly at the ticket counters or alternatively you can buy your ticket online on the Slovak Railways website.

To get there, simply take bus number 61 from the airport. Bratislava-Vienna by trainįrom Bratislava’s main train station Hlavnà stanica 15-20 trains leave daily for Vienna. As a general rule, booking as far in advance as possible guarantees better prices. Some runs connect Bratislava airport with Vienna’s central station, while others arrive in Vienna Erdberg, a few kilometres south-east of the city centre, which can be reached by metro from the Erdberg stop nearby.Īs always with Flixbus, prices vary depending on the offers available at the time, the time of travel and the proximity of the departure date. The first ride leaves at 7:45 a.m., the last at 11:30 p.m., with departures fairly well distributed throughout the day. The journey time is one hour and 55 minutes, and tickets can be purchased directly on board, or in advance online at the official website Flixbusįlixbus operates 17 trips a day from Bratislava Airport to Vienna, with no stops in between. They depart from in front of the arrivals gate and there are 7 per day, with departures at 10:30, 12:30, 14:30, 15:30, 16:30, 17:30 and 21:30. Some services make all stops, others are ‘express’ and are limited to the Bratislava Bus Station – Vienna Airport route.īuses departing from Bratislava Airport, on the other hand, make all stops. The Slovak Lines company operates the Bratislava-Vienna route, making stops at Bratislava Airport, Bratislava Bus Station, the SNP Most bridge, Vienna Airport and Vienna Train Station. The journey time is approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes, although the actual time may vary depending on traffic conditions. The companies operating the route are FlixBus and Slovak Lines, and some trips also stop at Vienna International Airport. There are over 20 daily bus services between Bratislava Airport and Vienna, approximately one every 45 minutes. Otherwise, you can take a bus to the centre and from there continue by direct train or even by boat along the Danube. Once you’ve landed at Bratislava’s Štefánik Airport, you can easily reach Vienna by bus, taxi or rental car without having to go through the centre of Bratislava. Getting from Bratislava Airport to Vienna So if you find a good fare to Bratislava, make the most of it – you’ll have a great excuse to visit Slovakia’s delightful capital. There are also direct buses between Bratislava airport and Vienna airport that take 1 hour to travel and make it easy to organise a trip that includes both cities, perhaps landing at one airport and departing from the other. Bratislava airport is in fact about one hour and 45 minutes away from the centre of the Austrian capital. Its importance is due to low-cost airlines, which often promote it as an alternative stopover to Vienna. Bratislava Airport, named after General Milan Rastislav Štefánik, is located 9 kilometres from the centre of Bratislava and about 75 km from the centre of Vienna.

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