Baden Josefsplatz train station

Baden Josefsplatz station is the start of the Badner Bahn line. Located directly in front of the Arnulf Rainer Museum, the nostalgic station with seating is centrally located in the city. The route, which is about 27 km long in total, runs through 37 stations and stops and arrives at the final stop at the Vienna State Opera after a good hour.

Important stations along the Badner Bahn

• Resselgasse (Karlsplatz): the station in the middle of Vienna is the biggest traffic junction of the Wiener Linien. Among other things, the station offers direct access to the pedestrian zone Kärntner Straße as well as to the Karlskirche and the Naschmarkt.
• Vösendorf SCS: as the largest shopping centre in Austria and one of the largest shopping centres in Europe, this stop already offers sufficient argumentation.
• Maria Enzersdorf Südstadt: modernised in 2018, this stop offers connections to trains to Wiener Neudorf and Vienna every 7-8 minutes. Likewise, a significant number of bus lines ensure smooth and timely connections to Liesing station and Wien Hietzing underground station.
• Baden Landesklinikum: thanks to the station opened in 2014, the Landesklinikum Baden as well as the nursing home can be reached even more comfortably.

History

In 1886, the line of the Badner Bahn was already built. The transport supply of commuters to the provincial capital was thus ensured and the suburbs developed accordingly. Traffic obstructions and expected congestion in the direction of Vienna could thus be largely prevented.