Vienna Airport Transfer Guide - All Options & Prices

# Airport Transfer Options in Vienna Based on current available data, specific verified transfer options for Vienna Airport are limited in our system. However, Vienna International Airport (VIE) is well-connected to the city center through several transportation methods that travelers should research directly. For the most current information on available services, schedules, and pricing, we recommend checking the booking widgets on this page or consulting official airport resources. When planning your Vienna airport transfer, consider your priorities between budget and convenience. Generally, public transportation options offer economy pricing with journey times typically ranging from 15-25 minutes to central Vienna, while private transfer services provide premium comfort with door-to-door service. For accurate, real-time pricing and availability across all transport modes, please use the booking tools below to compare current options and secure your transfer.

Purchase your Vienna public transport ticket before boarding, as tickets are not sold on trams or buses

The U-Bahn (metro) runs until around midnight on weekdays with extended hours on weekends

Vienna's public transport operates on an honor system, but keep your validated ticket as inspectors conduct regular checks

The City Airport Train (CAT) connects Vienna Airport to Wien Mitte station in 16 minutes with dedicated luggage areas

Unlicensed Taxi Drivers: Unofficial taxi drivers may approach you inside the terminal or just outside, offering rides at inflated prices or without meters. Avoid by using only official taxi ranks outside the arrivals hall, looking for clearly marked licensed taxis with meters, or pre-booking through the airport's official taxi service or ride-hailing apps.

Fake 'Express' Train Tickets: Scammers may approach travelers claiming to sell discounted or 'special' tickets for the City Airport Train (CAT). Avoid by purchasing tickets only from official ticket machines, the ÖBB counter, or the official CAT ticket office - never from individuals approaching you in the terminal.

Currency Exchange Scams: Some exchange offices in or near the airport offer very poor exchange rates with hidden fees, taking advantage of newly arrived travelers. Avoid by using ATMs for better rates, paying with card when possible, or checking the current rates before accepting any exchange - legitimate banks and exchanges display rates clearly.