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Austria in Vienna
Austria in Vienna
There are no sheerly private domestic inter-city lines in Austria. There are several regional services from Vienna operated by a mix of the federal government, the states of Lower Austria and Burgenland, local governments and coach operators. Sometimes the cash-price for these is marginally lower than the train, otherwise the normal VOR public transport rates apply. They are most useful in traveling to the countryside although timing and different departure locations in Vienna also can make them attractive in certain cases for inter-city travel. All routes are operated with high-quality coaches and regional buses.
Wiesel Bus, . From several points across the city to Sankt Pölten. Free wifi on many services. €0.10 less than the train. �
Postbus, . �
Dr. Richard, . Operates routes to southern Lower Austria, Burgenland and Styria. Although it makes numerous regional stops it is possible to take route 311 all the way to Graz in about the same amount of time as the train. Up to 4 daily buses at Karlsplatz (Friedrichstraße 7 across from the Secession Building) and other stops across Vienna , free wifi. Graz €21.80 (€12 cheaper than by train). �
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