Treni da Kaiserslautern a Viennada € 100.00

Take a trip to Vienna, the "City of Dreams," with a short one-way train ride from Kaiserslautern! The journey takes just three and a half hours with only one change of train, and covers a total distance of 350 kilometers through the picturesque German and Austrian countryside. The main stations along the way are Kaiserslautern Hbf (main railway station), Mainz Hauptbahnhof (Mainz Central Station), Mannheim Hbf, Stuttgart Hbf, and Vienna Central Station.

On this journey, you will pass through impressive towns such as Worms, Mannheim, Stuttgart, and Linz. Along the way, you can spot some of the most iconic sights of Germany and Austria, such as the famous Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria. When you arrive in Vienna, you can take in the breathtaking scenery at the iconic Schonbrunn Palace.

Make the most of your trip and explore the vibrant cities of Kaiserslautern, Mainz, Mannheim, Stuttgart, and Vienna during your journey. This is an excellent opportunity to experience the culture, history, and cuisine of both Germany and Austria, and create unforgettable memories!

So don't wait - book your tickets for a one-way journey from Kaiserslautern to Vienna today and get ready to explore the wonders of both countries on this quick and convenient journey!

Kaiserslautern is a picturesque city located in the Rhineland-Palatinate region of Germany. It is known for its historical and architectural sites and a wide variety of restaurants offering authentic German dishes. So, why wait? Get ready to explore all that Kaiserslautern has to offer! Here are 7 must-visit places and local dishes that you should not miss out on. 

Luitpoldpark: The Luitpoldpark is situated at the foothill of the Palatine Forest and is an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts. Visitors can enjoy the scenic views while recharging their batteries. This park features different themed gardens, playgrounds and a lake. It is open to the public between 08:00 and 20:00, free of charge.

Schillerplatz: This historical square with picturesque buildings is a must visit in Kaiserslautern. It is the site of the main railway station, from where visitors can access the nearby cities. The Schillerplatz is also home to some nice restaurants and cafes.

St. Martin Church:This ancient church is located in the centre of town. It has an impressive dome and exquisite Baroque interior with frescoes and a baptismal font dating back to the 17th century. The church is open from Tuesday to Saturday from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm.

William Tower: Situated on a hilltop, the William Tower offers breathtaking views of the city and the surrounding countryside. It is the oldest remaining structure in Kaiserslautern and can be accessed via a winding staircase. It has a museum dedicated to the history of the city.

Sausage & Beer: A trip to Kaiserslautern would be incomplete without sampling some of the local fare. Make sure you try the traditional German sausage, accompanied by an icy cold beer. There are quite a few pubs and restaurants in the city centre, serving this delicious dish.

Bratwurstglöckle: Another popular local delicacy is the Bratwurstglöckle, a large grilled pork sausage. It is served with mashed potatoes and sauerkraut. You can find it in many restaurants in Kaiserslautern. 

Saar Loop: Nature lovers will enjoy walking or cycling along the Saar Loop – the most popular bike route in Germany. It stretches for nearly 50 km and passes through several old villages and picturesque landscapes.

From historical monuments to local dishes, Kaiserslautern has something for everyone. From enjoying nature to walking through architectural wonders, the city is sure to keep you entertained. So what are you waiting for? Get packing and explore what the city has to offer!

Immersa nel cuore dell'Europa, Vienna si rivela una città di inestimabile bellezza, dove il passato incontra il presente in un mix affascinante di cultura, arte e gastronomia. La capitale dell'Austria è una tavolozza di architetture imperdibili, musei di fama mondiale e caffè storici, pronta a svelarsi ai viaggiatori più curiosi. Ecco i tesori da non perdere.

Palazzo di Schönbrunn: Questa reggia barocca, antica residenza estiva degli Asburgo, è un capolavoro dell'UNESCO. Visitatela per i suoi sontuosi interni e i vasti giardini. Ubicazione: Schönbrunner Schloßstraße 47, Orari: 8:00-17:30, Costo ingresso: circa €16.

Cattedrale di Santo Stefano: Simbolo di Vienna, questa cattedrale gotica offre una vista panoramica dalla sua torre. Ubicazione: Stephansplatz, Orari: 6:00-22:00, Costo: donazione volontaria per l'ingresso, €6 per salire in torre.

Hofburg: L'imponente palazzo imperiale nel cuore di Vienna ospita i gioielli della corona e gli appartamenti imperiali. Ubicazione: Michaelerkuppel, Orari: 9:00-17:30, Costo ingresso: €15.

Belvedere: Un complesso di due palazzi barocchi circondati da giardini impeccabili, casa della celebre "Bacio" di Gustav Klimt. Ubicazione: Prinz Eugen-Straße 27, Orari: 10:00-18:00, Costo ingresso: €16.

Museo di Storia dell'Arte (Kunsthistorisches Museum): Un viaggio attraverso le epoche dell'arte, da quella egizia a quella classica. Ubicazione: Maria-Theresien-Platz, Orari: 10:00-18:00, Costo ingresso: €16.

Prater: Un parco di divertimenti storico con la famosa Ruota Panoramica. Perfetto per una pausa rilassante. Ubicazione: Prater, Orari: 24/7 per il parco, attrazioni con orari variabili, Costo: varia per attrazione.

Naschmarkt: Uno storico mercato all'aperto dove gustare specialità locali e internazionali. Ubicazione: Wienzeile, Orari: 6:00-21:00 (chiuso la domenica).

Voglia di esplorare oltre? I dintorni di Vienna offrono incantevoli gite giornaliere, come la romantica valle del Danubio e i pittoreschi vigneti. Un viaggio in treno può portarvi alla scoperta di scorci indimenticabili, facendovi vivere l’Austria in tutta la sua bellezza. Non dimenticate di concedervi una pausa in uno dei tradizionali Heuriger per assaporare vino locale accompagnato da deliziosi piatti austriaci.