Dublin to Vienna train

A stay of three to four days in Vienna is ideal to explore its main attractions, including the Schönbrunn Palace, the historic city centre, and the museums on the Ringstrasse.

In Vienna, you can explore Prater, a large public park with the iconic Wiener Riesenrad Ferris wheel and amusement rides, and visit Naschmarkt for international foods and local specialties. Enjoy a Danube River Cruise for scenic views of the city's skyline or witness haute école equestrian performances at the Spanish Riding School. For nature lovers, Vienna Woods offers hiking trails just outside the city. Must-see sights include Schönbrunn Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site with extensive gardens, the Gothic masterpiece of St. Stephen's Cathedral, Belvedere Palace with its impressive art collection, Hofburg Palace, the former imperial residence now home to museums, and the Vienna State Opera, known for its classical performances.

The train journey from Dublin to Vienna is not directly possible as it requires multiple connections. Travellers would typically take a train from Dublin to a ferry, cross to Holyhead, then continue by train through the UK and mainland Europe. While parts of this multi-leg journey, especially through the Alps in Austria, offer scenic views, the trip itself isn't straightforward or continuous as a single scenic train ride.

Booking trains from Dublin to Vienna in advance is advisable, especially during peak travel seasons or for long journeys, to ensure availability and secure better fares.

Currently, there is no direct train service available from Dublin to Vienna.

The train distance from Dublin to Vienna is 1681 km.

The first train from Dublin to Vienna leaves at 8:19.

The cheapest way to get from Dublin to Vienna is by flight, costing approximately £35.

The last train from Dublin to Vienna departs at 9:19.

To travel from Dublin to Vienna, you can take a flight.

There is no night train service from Dublin to Vienna.