Gaisruck train station

The unmanned S-Bahn stop in Gaisruck is adorned with a compact building that provides shelter from the rain in bad weather. As inconspicuous as the simple shelter of the train station in Gaisruck may look, it is worth getting off in more ways than one.

The station as a starting point

From Gaisruck station, you can set off on the "Culture connects" adventure trail and embark on a wonderful pleasure hike that is all about the region's culture, which is well worth exploring. The trails are all suitable for baby carriages and free of charge. Destinations such as the magnificent Tumulus adventure observatory and the Marienbründl adventure rest stop are explored as part of the circular hike. Culinary local suppliers, such as the Groiss winery, take care of your physical well-being.

The history

Negotiations about the planned extension of the local railroad line began back in 1896. An agreement on this was only reached 6 years later, and the ground-breaking ceremony for the start of construction took place in 1903. The Gaisruck station was connected to the railroad network with the construction of the single-track local railroad, which runs from Stockerau to Absdorf-Hippersdorf. Today, the station is served by the Vienna S4 express train.