Vienna (Wien)
Vienna (Wien) sits at 171 meters elevation in Vienna (Wien), with rail access via Wien Hauptbahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 2.6 km) and regional connections to Wien - Innere Stadt, Innere Stadt, Landstraße.
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Vienna (Wien) sits at 171 meters elevation in Vienna (Wien), with rail access via Wien Hauptbahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 2.6 km) and regional connections to Wien - Innere Stadt, Innere Stadt, Landstraße.
Salzburg (Salzburg) sits at 424 meters elevation in Salzburg, with rail access via Salzburg Hauptbahnhof (ÖBB / Westbahn) (in town, 0.8 km) and regional connections to Hallwang, Siezenheim, Bergheim.
Hallstatt (Hallstatt) sits at 511 meters elevation in Upper Austria (Oberösterreich), with rail access via Hallstatt Bahnhof (ÖBB + Ferry) (in town, 0.8 km) and regional connections to Obertraun, Gosau, Bad Goisern.
Innsbruck (Innsbruck) sits at 574 meters elevation in Tyrol (Tirol), with rail access via Innsbruck Hauptbahnhof (ÖBB / Westbahn) (in town, 0.7 km) and regional connections to Pradl, Mühlau, Wilten.
Wachau Valley (Krems, Dürnstein & Melk) (Wachau (Krems, Dürnstein & Melk)) sits at 209 meters elevation in Lower Austria (Niederösterreich), with rail access via Krems an der Donau Bahnhof (ÖBB) (6.3 km) and regional connections to Dürnstein, Dürnstein, Mautern.
Graz (Graz) sits at 353 meters elevation in Styria (Steiermark), with rail access via Graz Hauptbahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 1.7 km) and regional connections to Sankt Leonhard, Geidorf, Gries.
Zell am See-Kaprun (Zell am See-Kaprun) sits at 757 meters elevation in Salzburg, with rail access via Zell am See Bahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 0.4 km) and regional connections to Zell am See, Maishofen, Kaprun.
St. Anton am Arlberg (St. Anton am Arlberg) sits at 1284 meters elevation in Tyrol (Tirol), with rail access via St. Anton am Arlberg Bahnhof (ÖBB Railjet) (in town, 0.4 km) and regional connections to St. Anton am Arlberg, Pettneu am Arlberg, Kaisers.
Grossglockner & Heiligenblut (Großglockner & Heiligenblut) sits at 2504 meters elevation in Carinthia (Kärnten), with rail access via Lienz Bahnhof (ÖBB) (27.3 km) and regional connections to Heiligenblut, Kals am Großglockner, Großkirchheim.
Bad Gastein (Bad Gastein) sits at 1002 meters elevation in Salzburg, with rail access via Bad Gastein Bahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 0.4 km) and regional connections to Bad Hofgastein, Hüttschlag, Mallnitz.
Klagenfurt & Wörthersee (Klagenfurt am Wörthersee) sits at 446 meters elevation in Carinthia (Kärnten), with rail access via Klagenfurt Hauptbahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 1.1 km) and regional connections to Klagenfurt am Wörthersee, Klagenfurt am Wörthersee, St. Veiter Vorstadt.
Bregenz & Vorarlberg (Bregenz & Bodensee) sits at 427 meters elevation in Vorarlberg, with rail access via Bregenz Bahnhof (ÖBB / Westbahn) (in town, 0.5 km) and regional connections to Bregenz, Lochau, Kennelbach.
St. Wolfgang im Salzkammergut (St. Wolfgang im Salzkammergut) sits at 548 meters elevation in Upper Austria (Oberösterreich), with rail access via Bad Ischl Bahnhof (ÖBB) (13.7 km) and regional connections to Sankt Wolfgang im Salzkammergut, Sankt Gilgen, Strobl.
Bad Ischl (Bad Ischl) sits at 468 meters elevation in Upper Austria (Oberösterreich), with rail access via Bad Ischl Bahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 0.4 km) and regional connections to Reiterndorf, Bad Goisern, Steinbach am Attersee.
Gmunden (Gmunden) sits at 425 meters elevation in Upper Austria (Oberösterreich), with rail access via Gmunden Bahnhof (ÖBB / Traunseetram) (in town, 1.4 km) and regional connections to Pinsdorf, Altmünster, Gschwandt.
Saalbach-Hinterglemm (Saalbach-Hinterglemm) sits at 1003 meters elevation in Salzburg, with rail access via Zell am See Bahnhof (ÖBB) (14.4 km) and regional connections to Viehhofen, Leogang, Fieberbrunn.
Kitzbühel (Kitzbühel) sits at 762 meters elevation in Tyrol (Tirol), with rail access via Kitzbühel Bahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 0.6 km) and regional connections to Kitzbühel, Reith bei Kitzbühel, Oberndorf in Tirol.
Mayrhofen (Mayrhofen) sits at 633 meters elevation in Tyrol (Tirol), with rail access via Jenbach Bahnhof (ÖBB / Zillertalbahn) (25.5 km) and regional connections to Schwendau, Ramsau im Zillertal, Hainzenberg.
Seefeld in Tirol (Seefeld in Tirol) sits at 1180 meters elevation in Tyrol (Tirol), with rail access via Seefeld in Tirol Bahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 0.4 km) and regional connections to Reith bei Seefeld, Pettnau, Leutasch.
Alpbach (Alpbach) sits at 975 meters elevation in Tyrol (Tirol), with rail access via Jenbach Bahnhof (ÖBB / Zillertalbahn) (12.4 km) and regional connections to Brixlegg, Reith im Alpbachtal, Rattenberg.
Lienz (Lienz) sits at 673 meters elevation in Tyrol (Tirol), with rail access via Lienz Bahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 0.4 km) and regional connections to Gaimberg, Thurn, Debant.
Dürnstein (Dürnstein) sits at 209 meters elevation in Lower Austria (Niederösterreich), with rail access via Krems an der Donau Bahnhof (ÖBB) (6.3 km) and regional connections to Wachau Valley (Krems, Dürnstein & Melk), Dürnstein, Mautern.
Melk (Melk) sits at 213 meters elevation in Lower Austria (Niederösterreich), with rail access via Melk Bahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 0.4 km) and regional connections to Emmersdorf an der Donau, Leiben, Schollach.
Krems an der Donau (Krems an der Donau) sits at 203 meters elevation in Lower Austria (Niederösterreich), with rail access via Krems an der Donau Bahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 0.4 km) and regional connections to Stein an der Donau, Lerchenfeld, Mautern.
Baden bei Wien (Baden bei Wien) sits at 230 meters elevation in Lower Austria (Niederösterreich), with rail access via Baden bei Wien Bahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 0.7 km) and regional connections to Baden, Pfaffstätten, Tribuswinkel.
Schladming (Schladming) sits at 745 meters elevation in Styria (Steiermark), with rail access via Schladming Bahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 0.4 km) and regional connections to Ramsau am Dachstein, Haus im Ennstal, Haus.
Velden am Wörther See (Velden am Wörther See) sits at 460 meters elevation in Carinthia (Kärnten), with rail access via Velden am Wörther See Bahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 0.4 km) and regional connections to Velden am Wörther See, Velden am Wörthersee, Schiefling am See.
Lech am Arlberg (Lech am Arlberg) sits at 1444 meters elevation in Vorarlberg, with rail access via St. Anton am Arlberg Bahnhof (ÖBB Railjet) (13 km) and regional connections to Warth, Schröcken, Steeg.
Schruns (Schruns) sits at 690 meters elevation in Vorarlberg, with rail access via Bludenz Bahnhof (ÖBB) (11.2 km) and regional connections to Bartholomäberg, Vandans, Tschagguns.
Eisenstadt (Eisenstadt) sits at 182 meters elevation in Burgenland, with rail access via Eisenstadt Bahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 0.6 km) and regional connections to Kleinhöflein im Burgenland, Sankt Georgen am Leithagebirge, Großhöflein.
Rust (Rust) sits at 123 meters elevation in Burgenland, with rail access via Eisenstadt Bahnhof (ÖBB) (11.7 km) and regional connections to Oggau am Neusiedler See, Sankt Margarethen im Burgenland, Mörbisch am See.
Linz (Linz) sits at 266 meters elevation in Upper Austria (Oberösterreich), with rail access via Linz Hauptbahnhof (ÖBB / Westbahn) (in town, 1.9 km) and regional connections to Puchenau, Leonding, Hart.
Villach (Villach) sits at 501 meters elevation in Carinthia (Kärnten), with rail access via Villach Hauptbahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 1 km) and regional connections to St. Agathen und Perau, Villach-Innere Stadt, Seebach.
Dornbirn (Dornbirn) sits at 437 meters elevation in Vorarlberg, with rail access via Dornbirn Bahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 0.4 km) and regional connections to Schwarzach, Lustenau, Hohenems.
Feldkirch (Feldkirch) sits at 458 meters elevation in Vorarlberg, with rail access via Feldkirch Bahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 0.4 km) and regional connections to Göfis, Frastanz, Rankweil.
Steyr (Steyr) sits at 310 meters elevation in Upper Austria (Oberösterreich), with rail access via Steyr Bahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 0.4 km) and regional connections to Sankt Ulrich bei Steyr, Behamberg, Garsten.
Kufstein (Kufstein) sits at 499 meters elevation in Tyrol (Tirol), with rail access via Kufstein Bahnhof (ÖBB) (in town, 0.4 km) and regional connections to Weissach, Endach, Schwoich.
Ischgl (Ischgl) sits at 1377 meters elevation in Tyrol (Tirol), with rail access via St. Anton am Arlberg Bahnhof (ÖBB Railjet) (12.9 km) and regional connections to Kappl, Spiss, See.
Sölden (Sölden) sits at 1368 meters elevation in Tyrol (Tirol), with rail access via Ötztal Bahnhof (ÖBB) (32.4 km) and regional connections to Längenfeld, St. Leonhard im Pitztal, Umhausen.
9 Federal States (Bundesländer) · 2,536 Cities & Towns
Austria's imperial capital and federal city-state on the Danube blends six centuries of Habsburg grandeur with the world's most livable transit network, historic coffee houses, and hillside wine taverns.
Stretching from the Baroque domes of Mozart's hometown on the Salzach River south into the glaciated 3,000-meter peaks of the Hohe Tauern National Park.
The alpine heartland of Austria where pastel-painted river towns sit directly beneath sheer 2,500-meter limestone walls, glacier ski arenas, and timbered mountain pastures.
Home to the fjord-like Salzkammergut lake district—where Hallstatt, Bad Ischl, and Wolfgangsee reflect limestone cliffs—alongside cultural Danube hubs Linz and Steyr.
Wrapping around Vienna with sunlit Danube river bends, monastic baroque libraries, sulfur thermal springs, and Austria's premier Grüner Veltliner and Riesling wine estates.
Known as the 'Green Heart of Austria' and the nation's culinary capital, pairing glaciated Dachstein peaks in the north with Mediterranean-inflected vineyards and Renaissance courtyards in the south.
Austria's sunniest southern state where drinking-water-pure alpine lakes warm to 27°C in summer beneath Austria's highest mountain, the 3,798-meter Grossglockner.
Bordering Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and Germany from the shores of Lake Constance to the high-altitude chalets of Lech and the design-forward villages of the Bregenzerwald.
Austria's easternmost Pannonian wine and thermal spa region, celebrated for Joseph Haydn's Esterházy court, shallow reed-lined Lake Neusiedl, and bold Blaufränkisch reds.