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Line 27 · timetable

Aspern NordStrebersdorf Meriangasse

Tram 27 in Vienna — timetable, route and stops: Aspern Nord – Strebersdorf Meriangasse

Tram Regular line

Line 27 goes from Aspern Nord to Strebersdorf Meriangasse; departures on weekdays run from 04:42 until 01:31, every ~4 min.

  • Headway~4 min
  • First departure04:54
  • Last departure01:13
  • Average ride~43 min
  • Stops28
  • Departures per day263
  • Route length13.2 km
  • Peak~45 min
  • Off-peak~15 min
  • Saturday186 departures
  • Sunday169 departures

Tram of Vienna public transport — connects Aspern Nord and Strebersdorf Meriangasse, with 28 stops per direction.The first departure is at 04:54, the last at 01:13.Departures run every ~4 min, and the ride takes ~43 min on average.

Current change on this line

All 27 lines27A27B

Routes in this direction

Most departures take route A. Some take a different route — pick one to see it on the map, in the timetable and in the stop list.

B next to a time = that departure takes this route

Timetable

First

04:54

Last

01:13

Departures

263

Line 27 timetable — on weekdays
0454B5658B
050103B08B13B18B23B28B33B37B40B44B48B52B55B59B
0603B07B10B14B18B22B25B29B32B36B39B42B46B49B52B55B58B
0701B05B08B11B15B18B21B25B28B31B35B38B41B45B48B51B55B58B
0801B05B08B11B15B18B21B25B28B32B3436B39B43B47B51B54B58B
Line 27 timetable — on Saturdays
0453B
0513B33B53B
0612B27B42B57B
0712B27B42B50B57B
0802B07B12B17B22B27B32B37B42B47B52B56B
Line 27 timetable — on Sundays and holidays
0453B
0513B33B53B
0613B33B53B
0712B27B42B57B
0812B27B42B57B
Changed27.09.2026.
Checked27.09.2026.

Stops

28 stops~43 min in total
  1. Strebersdorf Meriangasse

    #2180 — Strebersdorf Meriangasse

    26departure0min
  2. 26N20+2 min2min
  3. 26N20+2 min4min
  4. 26N20+1 min5min
  5. 26N20+2 min7min
  6. 26N20+1 min8min
  7. 26+2 min10min
  8. 26+3 min13min
  9. 252626EN20+2 min17min
  10. 252626EN20+1 min20min
  11. 252626EN20+2 min22min
  12. 26N20+1 min23min
  13. 26N20+2 min25min
  14. 26+1 min27min
  15. 26+2 min29min
  16. 26+1 min30min
  17. 26+1 min31min
  18. 26+1 min32min
  19. 95A97A+1 min35min
  20. 95A+1 min36min
  21. +2 min38min
  22. +1 min39min
  23. +2 min41min
  24. +2 min43min

Current changes on this line 1

RoadworksActive

Lines 25, 26, 27: Track work shortens routes until end of 2026

Line 25 runs only between "Aspern, Oberdorfstraße" and "Josef-Baumann-Gasse"; use line 27 to reach "Aspern Nord S U". Line 26 runs only between "Hausfeldstraße U" and "Josef-Baumann-Gasse"; continue to "Kagran U" on other services. Line 27 runs only between "Strebersdorf, Meriangasse" and "Floridsdorf S U". Works last until end of 2026.

14/09/2026 – 12/12/2026
Also affects2526
Read the full notice

Frequently asked questions

When are the first and last departures of line 27?

On weekdays the first departure from Strebersdorf Meriangasse is at 04:54 and the last at 01:13. There are 263 departures in total.

Does line 27 run on weekends?

Yes — on Saturday from 04:53 to 01:13 and on Sunday from 04:53 to 01:13.

Does line 27 run on Sundays?

Yes. On Sundays line 27 has 169 departures from Strebersdorf Meriangasse, the first at 04:53 and the last at 01:13.

How often does line 27 run?

Departures run about every 4 minutes (median headway between 06:00 and 21:00 on weekdays). It is denser at peak and sparser in the evening and at weekends.

How long is the ride on line 27?

The whole ride takes about 43 minutes on average — from about 15 minutes off-peak to about 45 minutes at peak.

How many stops does line 27 have?

In the Strebersdorf Meriangasse → Aspern Nord direction, line 27 has 28 stops.

What vehicle runs on line 27?

Line 27 is served by a tram of Vienna public transport. Line type: regular line.

Where does line 27 start and end?

Line 27 connects Aspern Nord and Strebersdorf Meriangasse; pick the direction at the top of the page.

How long is the route of line 27?

The route in this direction is about 13.2 km long.

Are there any changes on line 27?

Yes — there is one active change at the moment. Details are in the “Current changes on this line” section above.