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Wien-Schwechat Airport sits southeast of central Vienna, in Schwechat. Wien-Schwechat Airport has 4 terminals: T1, T1A, T2 and T3. Vienna is 18 km away, by the A4; there is also a train and a bus.
Vienna Airport sits right beside the A4, the motorway running from central Vienna towards Budapest, and has a dedicated exit signed Flughafen Wien-Schwechat. For Bratislava, stay on the A4 eastwards until the A6 branches off it.
The airport’s rail station lies underground and was enlarged for long-distance traffic: ÖBB Railjet trains call there, and ICE services from Germany end their run at the airport after passing Vienna’s new main station. Besides the S-Bahn line S7, buses link the airport with various places in Vienna.
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18 km.
50 km/h in towns, 100 km/h on open roads, 130 km/h on motorways.
Motorways need a prepaid pass, and a few tunnel and mountain-pass sections are charged separately at a toll station — the pass is not needed on those. Payment is by cash or card.
At the airport: Alamo, Avis, Buchbinder, Budget, Enterprise, 5 other companies and an independent office. Desks are in Terminal 1A (check-in) and Terminal 3 (check-in). Outside the airport, nearby: 3 independent offices.
Road rules and tollsAustria sells vignettes for 1 day, 10 days, 2 months or a year, from 9.60 euros; Switzerland sells one annual vignette for CHF 40. Ask if your car has one.
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