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Where tickets are exchanged for a higher priced ticket, customers will need to pay the difference. Child tickets Will not incur an exchange fee. Where tickets were purchased before an exchange fee of $55 per person, per individual journey will apply to tickets in Standard and an exchange fee of $60 per person, per individual journey will apply to tickets in Standard Premier. Where tickets are exchanged less than 7 days before the departure time of each individual journey an exchange fee will be incurred as follows: Adult tickets Where tickets are purchased on or after an exchange fee of $40 per person, per individual journey will apply to tickets in both Standard and Standard Premier.

Customers may exchange tickets in Standard and Standard Premier without paying an exchange fee if tickets are exchanged 7 days or more before the departure time of their individual journey. Train + Hotel † Savings based on Train + Hotel package bookings on when compared at the time of booking to the price of the same standalone train and standalone hotel booked separately on Flexible tickets **Tickets are exchangeable before departure. Availability is limited for travel on Fridays and weekends. All seat numbers correct as of for travel between and inclusive. There are 6,500 seats available from London to Brussels and Lille, and 10,000 seats available from Brussels and Lille to London. There are 14,000 seats available from London to Paris, and 14,000 seats available from Paris to London. Pricesįind ticket prices for the U-Bahn and Vienna's other modes of public transport via the following link: public transport prices in Vienna.Tickets between London and Paris/Lille/Brussels *From $52 per person one way based on a mandatory return trip in Standard Class, valid between London St Pancras International and Paris Gare du Nord, between London St Pancras International and Brussel-Midi, and between London St Pancras International and Lille Europe. At busier times, they are more frequent, running every 2 to 4 minutes while after 8:30 pm they run less frequently, around every 7 to 8 minutes. Trains usually depart around every 5 minutes during normal schedules. The Vienna U-Bahn operates daily between 5 am and 12:30 am approximately.

Line U6 (Brown): goes into the northern and southern outskirts of Vienna.

Line U4 (Green): connecting Hutteldorf in the west with Heiligendtadt in the north, with an important stop at the Schonbrunn Palace.

You can also catch the train to the airport from the Wien Mitte stop on this line.

Line U3 (Orange): crosses the city from northwest to southeast, from Ottakring to Simmering, passing through some tourist highlights including Stephansplatz and the Hofburg Palace.

This line stops at the Prater too, and is also useful for getting to the Museumsquartier, Karlskirche and the Parliament building.

Line U2 (Purple): covers the city centre in a semi-circle route that connects the Stadion (stadium) metro stop with Karlsplatz.

This route has a stop at the cathedral and also goes to the Prater. You can also catch the train to the airport and to nearby cities from the Hauptbahnhopf stop on this line.

Line U1 (Red): connects the north and south of Vienna, from Leopoldau station to Reumannplatz.

Vienna's U-Bahn is made up of 5 lines all of the routes go underground, and some of them include overground stretches too.

However, before it was built, the Viennese did use a similar system, the Stadtbahn or City Railway, which dated back to 1898.

Construction on Vienna's metro system, called the U-Bahn, began in 1969, which makes it one of the most modern in Europe.