Austria

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Austria’s central location in Europe and its six international airports of the imperial cities – Vienna, Graz, Innsbruck, Klagenfurt, Linz, and Salzburg – make it a convenient getaway country for European travelers. Austria is more than museums and antiques; it is also “the sound of music,” spectacular scenery, and gourmet foods. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy a variety of summer activities, including hang gliding, hiking, mountain climbing, water sports, and a dip in Austria’s largest “hot tub,” Klopeiner See, where lake water temperatures climb to 82.4 degrees Fahrenheit in summer.
Allegro Trains – overnight services connecting Italy & Austria
The Allegro services features fully air conditioned coaches, with very convenient early morning and afternoon departures, to fit well with your vacation schedule. Reservations are always compulsory on these trains.
DayTrains connect Bolzano, Milan, Rimini, Venice & Verona with Vienna & Innsbruck in Austria; these are fast services, including a Restaurant Car, fully air-conditoned and with the possibility to take your bike with you!
Night Trains connect Bologna, Florence, Milan, Roma & Venice with Vienna and Innsbruck. These services carry couchette and sleeper compartments, as well as luxury sleepers to travel more comfortable with a WC & shower inside your own cabin, compared to regular sleepers where even if comfortable they do have only a washbasin with hot & cold water inside the cabin, and no shower.
Night services have a Restaurant Car, and are fully air conditioned; finally depending on the route taken the price of your ticket & reservation might include a bottle of water, morning breakfast, toiletry kit and newspaper.
Rules:
- There is a no smoking policy onboard this train
- All Italian tickets, both domestic and cross border must be validated at the machines on the platform before use. Failure to do this will result in a fine of up to 200 Euros.
To book tickets, use the search box on the left or click here.
For Austrian rail passes, visit railpass.com.




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