Hollabrunn train station

The huge reception building at Hollabrunn station captivates with its beautiful façade and the so typical corner ashlars. The centrally located station of the town of the same name offers quick access to the town centre as well as numerous other connection possibilities to the surrounding region. On site are sanitary facilities and sufficient waiting possibilities at the platforms, as well as two installed ticket vending machines. There is also a local grocery store offering a wide range of products for rail travellers.

More than 600 parking spaces have been installed in the Park & Ride facility for cars and mopeds. There are parking spaces for over 200 bicycles in the Bike & Ride Station.

Route information

Hollabrunn station is located on the Nordwestbahn line and is considered a hub for passenger traffic in the region. Freight traffic is also served at the large station in the north of Lower Austria.

• Trains of the S3 express line to Vienna Floridsdorf and Wr. Neustadt depart from here.
• Regional trains to Retz are also served.
• Furthermore, regional trains to Vienna Meidling and Payerbach-Reichenau stop here.
• The connected bus station offers numerous connections to the surrounding region.

Wine hiking

Holiday feeling comes up when you stroll through the narrow cellar alleys with their romantic houses and open doors, which invite you to savour the moment. Like the Kellerkatzenweg, which starts not far from the centre of Hollabrunn and delights the mind and palate along 24 stations. Or the wine experience tour around Hollabrunn, which visits the surrounding area of the town and its viewpoints, small monuments and special features.

The motor park in Hollabrunn is fun for all generations and also keeps you fit on a variety of different equipment. And those who prefer to get on a bike can choose one (or more) of the numerous tours on which the beautiful region can be explored. For example, the Wine Cycle Route Rivaner, which starts at the Hollabrunn train station and also stops again after visiting many a rest stop along a route of a good 60 kilometres - of course, often with the possibility of a good glass of wine.