Train station Guntramsdorf-Thallern

Guntramsdorf-Thallern station welcomes its guests with a fantastic view of the idyllic vineyards. A Park & Ride facility for around 30 vehicles has been set up on site, as well as a parking area for bicycles. The station is also equipped with covered seating and a modern information system.

Connections

Guntramsdorf-Thallern station is located on the Southern Railway network and is therefore a stop for ÖBB trains in the direction of Spielfeld-Straß and Vienna Central Station. There are also direct connections to the S1, S3 and S4 express trains.

In addition to the Südbahn line, trains along the Aspangbahn and Badner Bahhn lines also run through the Guntramsdorf municipal area. The Badner Bahn has the highest frequency of the 3 connecting lines in terms of local passenger transport. The trains of the Südbahn serve far fewer passengers and the passenger records of the Aspangbahn are just as low.

Freigut Thallern

It is only a 5-minute walk from Guntramsdorf-Thallern station to the well-known Freigut Thallern. There, the best wines of the Thermenregion are waiting to be tasted in the regional wine cellar and, of course, to be taken home. The Klostergasthaus is also located amidst the harmonious backdrop of the Freigut and provides the perfect setting for a good glass of wine with regional culinary delights.

From Vienna to the Adriatic

The idea of building a railroad line from Vienna to the Adriatic was first mooted in 1829. The original main line, which ran from Vienna via Lower Austria through Styria to the Slovenian border near Spielfeld-Stras as far as Ljubljana and on to Trieste, now stretches along the Adriatic coast.Today, it extends over the wing of the former Crown Prince Rudolf Railway, which connects via Carinthia to the Italian border at Thörl-Maglern.