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Remise - Transport Museum of Wiener Linien

Discover Vienna's public transport history at the Remise museum, featuring vintage trams, interactive exhibits, and a glimpse into the city's transport evolution.

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Explore over 150 years of Vienna's public transport history at the Remise, housed in a former tram depot dating back to 1900. See historic trams, buses, and interactive exhibits detailing the evolution of the city's transportation network.

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  • Wednesday 9 am-6 pm
  • Saturday 10 am-6 pm
  • Sunday 10 am-6 pm

Local tips

  • Check the museum's website for current opening hours and special events, as opening days are limited.
  • Consider purchasing a Vienna Pass for free entry to the museum and other attractions.
  • The museum is easily accessible by public transport, with the U3 subway line and tram 18 stopping nearby.
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Getting There

  • Public Transport

    From Stephansplatz in the city center, take the U3 subway line to Schlachthausgasse station. From there, walk north for about 5 minutes to the Remise. A single Vienna public transport ticket costs €2.40. Alternatively, take tram line 18 to Schlachthausgasse. Several travel passes are available for tourists.

  • Walking

    From the Landstraße district, near the Wien Mitte station, walk east along Landstraßer Hauptstraße, then turn right onto Schlachthausgasse. Continue to Ludwig-Koeßler-Platz, where the Remise is located. The walk is approximately 20 minutes. No costs are involved.

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The Remise - Transport Museum of Wiener Linien offers a captivating journey through the history of Vienna's public transportation, from its humble beginnings to its modern, efficient system. Located in a historic tram depot built in 1900 and used until 1990, the museum showcases a vast collection of trams, buses, and other vehicles that have served the city over the past 150 years. Visitors can explore the evolution of public transport in Vienna, starting with an 1868 horse-drawn tram and an 1884 steam tramway. The museum also features interactive exhibits that delve into milestones, eras, and concepts relevant to the development of Vienna's transport. Highlights include a subway simulator and the actual bus that fell into the Danube River after the collapse of the Reichsbrücke bridge in 1976. The Remise not only displays historical vehicles but also provides insights into the social and political context of public transport in Vienna. Exhibits cover topics such as the impact of World War II and the resistance of transport workers against Nazi rule. The museum is family-friendly, with interactive and multimedia content that appeals to visitors of all ages.

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