Maria Lanzendorf train station

The traditionally built reception building at Maria Lanzendorf station, south of Vienna, is located near the center of the village of the same name. At the station itself, rail passengers are offered publicly accessible sanitary facilities, as well as a ticket machine for purchasing tickets around the clock on site. A parking lot for cars and mopeds as well as a bicycle parking area make it easy to change to the environmentally friendly train.

Route information

Maria Lanzendorf station is on the route of the Inner Aspang Railway.

• Regional trains to the main station in Vienna stop here.
• There are also regional trains to Wiener Neustadt on weekdays.
• Connecting buses to Vienna Oberlaa, Moosbrunn and Himberg bei Wien are just a few minutes' walk from the station.

Maria Lanzendorf pilgrimage site

The municipality of Maria Lanzendorf is known as a place of pilgrimage to the Virgin Mary. The popular parish church "Zur schmerzhaften Mutter Gottes" is one of the most beautiful pilgrimage churches in Lower Austria. In less than 10 minutes on foot from Maria Lanzendorf train station, you can reach the church on the impressive Calvary with its spiral staircase that traces the Passion of Christ.