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Train Delays at Vienna Hauptbahnhof

Vienna Hauptbahnhof in Vienna, Austria, handles 35 million passengers annually. Approximately 22.8% of trains arriving at Vienna Hauptbahnhof are delayed. Passengers delayed 60 or more minutes can claim 25-50% of their ticket price under EU Regulation 2021/782. You can read about your rights under EU law, check the operators serving this station, or learn how to claim.

22.8%
Delayed Arrivals
Trains arriving 60+ minutes late
35 million
Annual Passengers
3
Operators
Train operators serving this station
3
Routes
Routes passing through this station

Why Are Trains Delayed at Vienna Hauptbahnhof?

Operators at Vienna Hauptbahnhof

Routes from Vienna Hauptbahnhof

Facilities at Vienna Hauptbahnhof

FAQ: Vienna Hauptbahnhof

When did Vienna Hauptbahnhof open?
Vienna Hauptbahnhof opened in 2014, replacing the older Vienna Südbahnhof. It is a through station and Austria's largest rail hub.
Which international trains serve Vienna Hauptbahnhof?
Railjet services to Munich, Zurich, and Budapest. ICE trains to Germany. Nightjet sleeper trains to Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, and many other destinations. EC trains to Prague.
Can I claim delay compensation for trains at Vienna Hauptbahnhof?
Yes. EU Regulation 2021/782 applies to all international services. Austrian domestic services are covered by OBB's own compensation scheme, which mirrors EU law.
How do I get to Vienna city centre from the Hauptbahnhof?
U-Bahn line U1 runs directly to the city centre in around 5-10 minutes. Trams and buses also serve the station.
How often are trains delayed at Vienna Hauptbahnhof?
About 23% of arrivals experience delays. Cross-border services from Germany have the highest delay rates.
•Data Source
Delay statistics sourced from OBB Annual Report 2024. Data is updated periodically and may not reflect the most recent timetable changes.

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