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Operator Weiner Linen
System Type Metro
Year Opened 1898/1976
# of Lines 5
# of Cars
Mileage 69.5 km
Gauge Standard
Stations 84
Power Third Rail/Overhead
Fare Media Tickets
Website
Data Date 2009
1st Visit 10/2009
Last Visit 10/2009
% Rode 50%

Vienna Transit
U-Bahn

Vienna

Vienna has 5 U-Bahn Lines. Parts date to 1898 when a Stadtbahn opened using steam locomotives. It was converted to electric traction in the 1926. The modern metro opened in 1976. Most of the original Stadtbahn was converted to metro via U4 & U6. However U6 uses light rail type vehicles as it was never converted to third rail.

Select a route to learn more about that line, or select the alphabetical station list below that.

 

 

 

Station Routes Served Other # Photos New
Burggasse-Stadthalle U6       6  
Dresdner Strasse U6       3  
Erdberg U3       5  
Heiligenstadt U4     5  
Hietzing U4     4  
Hutteldorf U4     5  
Josefstadter Strasse U6     11  
Karlplatz U1 U2 U4 3  
Landstrasse U3 U4   2  
Langenfeldgasse U4 U6     4  
Nussdorfer Strasse U6     9  
Philadelphiabrucke U6     2  
Praterstern U1 U2   4  
Schonbrunn U4       7  
Schottenring U2 U4   3  
Schwedenplatz U1 U4   3  
Spittelau U4 U6   6  
Stadtpark U4       6  
Stephanplatz U1 U3     3  
Taubstummengasse U1       2  
Volkstheater U2 U3   2  
Vorgartenstrasse U1       3  
Westbahnhof U3 U6   2  

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