Structure type at-grade Website Hauptbahnhof Wien Owner Austrian Federal Railways | Parking yes Opened December 2012 Platforms in use 12 | |
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Location Favoritenstraße 51, Vienna
Austria Owned by Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) Tracks 16 Total
12 for ÖBB
2 for underground tram
2 for U-Bahn Address Alfred-Adler-Straße 107, 1100 Wien, Austria Similar Südtiroler Platz‑Hauptbahnhof, Wien Westbahnhof railway st, Wien Meidling railway st, Wien Südbahnhof, Graz Hauptbahnhof | ||
Z ge wien hauptbahnhof sommer 2015
Wien Hauptbahnhof (German for "Vienna Main station"; also referred to in English as "Vienna Hauptbahnhof") is the main railway station in Vienna, Austria, located in the Favoriten district.
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- Z ge wien hauptbahnhof sommer 2015
- Wien hauptbahnhof 40 minutes 4k ultra hd continuous train arrivals and departures
- Timeframe
- Train services
- Public transport
- References
Wien Hauptbahnhof has replaced the Wien Südbahnhof terminus with a through station linking four major railway lines converging on Vienna from the North, East, West and South. The new station offers significantly improved, principally international, connectivity. By moving the main access to Südtiroler Platz, the new station is better connected to the Vienna U-Bahn system, and is also accessible by Vienna S-Bahn, tram and bus lines. The Südtiroler Platz S-Bahn station was renamed Wien Hbf (platforms 1 and 2) in December 2012.
Wien hauptbahnhof 40 minutes 4k ultra hd continuous train arrivals and departures
Timeframe
The city council agreed to build the station 15 December 2006. Construction began in June 2007, starting with preliminary works such as the remodelling of the S-Bahn station Südtiroler Platz. In 2008, the S-Bahn and the U-Bahn stations at Südtiroler Platz were connected with each other and Südbahnhof was demolished.
In 2009, ÖBB Infrastruktur awarded a €220m construction contract to a consortium led by Strabag.
The bulk of Südbahnhof's services (platforms 11-19) were closed with the timetable change of 13 December 2009, with Wien Meidling railway station temporarily taking over many of Südbahnhof's services. Construction started in April 2010.
Trains began passing through the new Hauptbahhof without stopping, 6 August 2012. The station became partly operational in December 2012, with regional and S-Bahn services using platforms 9-12 and long-distance trains not stopping. It was expected that the Hauptbahnhof would fully open in December 2014, however delays in completing a footbridge meant it would not be fully operational until December 2015.
The rebuilt station has around 100 shops and restaurants as well as 600 car parking spaces. Office and residential developments are currently being built.
Timeframe
The city council agreed to build the station 15 December 2006. Construction began in June 2007, starting with preliminary works such as the remodelling of the S-Bahn station Südtiroler Platz. In 2008, the S-Bahn and the U-Bahn stations at Südtiroler Platz were connected with each other and Südbahnhof was demolished.
In 2009, ÖBB Infrastruktur awarded a €220m construction contract to a consortium led by Strabag.
The bulk of Südbahnhof's services (platforms 11-19) were closed with the timetable change of 13 December 2009, with Wien Meidling railway station temporarily taking over many of Südbahnhof's services. Construction started in April 2010.
Trains began passing through the new Hauptbahhof without stopping, 6 August 2012. The station became partly operational in December 2012, with regional and S-Bahn services using platforms 9-12 and long-distance trains not stopping. It was expected that the Hauptbahnhof would fully open in December 2014, however delays in completing a footbridge meant it would not be fully operational until December 2015.
The rebuilt station has around 100 shops and restaurants as well as 600 car parking spaces. Office and residential developments are currently being built.
Train services
The station is served by the following services:
Public transport
The station is served by the following municipal public transport services: