- 1Prater, Hauptallee↔Stefan-Fadinger-Platz
- 2Dornbach↔Friedrich-Engels-Platz
- 5Praterstern↔Westbahnhof
- 6Burggasse-Stadthalle↔Geiereckstraße
- 9Gersthof, Wallrißstraße↔Westbahnhof
- 10Dornbach↔Unter St. Veit, Hummelgasse
- 11Otto-Probst-Platz↔Kaiserebersdorf, Zinnergasse
- 12Hillerstraße↔Josefstädter Straße
- 18Burggasse-Stadthalle↔Schlachthausgasse
- 25Aspern, Oberdorfstraße↔Floridsdorf
- 26Hausfeldstraße↔Kagran
- 27Aspern Nord↔Strebersdorf Meriangasse
- 30Floridsdorf↔Stammersdorf
- 31Schottenring↔Stammersdorf
- 37Schottentor↔Hohe Warte
- 38Schottentor↔Grinzing
- 40Schottentor↔Gersthof, Herbeckstraße
- 41Schottentor↔Pötzleinsdorf
- 42Schottentor↔Antonigasse
- 43Schottentor↔Neuwaldegg
- 44Schottentor↔Maroltingergasse
- 46Parlament/Volkstheater↔Joachimsthalerplatz
- 49Parlament/Volkstheater↔Hütteldorf, Bujattigasse
- 52Westbahnhof↔Baumgarten
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Frequently asked questions
How many tram lines are there in Vienna?
Vienna public transport currently has 24 tram lines. The complete list with timetables is on this page.
Which tram lines are there in Vienna?
Tram lines in Vienna: 1, 2, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 18, 25, 26, 27, 30, 31, 37, 38, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 46, 49, 52.
Do trams run on weekends too?
Yes, trams run every day; the number of departures differs by day (weekday, Saturday, Sunday) and it is all in each line’s timetable.
How do I see a line’s timetable?
Pick a line from the list (or search by number/neighbourhood) — its full timetable by day, the route and all stops open up.
How do I find which tram line takes me from point A to point B?
Open the Journey Planner: enter your origin and destination, and the planner finds the best public transport routes — with lines, transfers and departure times based on the timetable.