In short
- Leoben has 7 bus lines in our data, and six of them start at Leoben Zentrum.
- Leoben lines 1, 2 and 3 run every 20 minutes on weekdays, with departures from about 05:10 to 22:30.
- In Gmunden, line 161 (the Traunseetram) crosses the centre every day; the city buses do not run on Sundays in our data.
- An hourly ticket costs €3.30 in Leoben and a single ticket €3.00 in Gmunden at the time of writing.
Leoben in Styria and Gmunden in Upper Austria are small towns with small networks: our timetables list 7 bus lines in Leoben, and 4 bus lines plus the Traunseetram in Gmunden. The two towns also belong to different fare systems. At the time of writing (October 2026) an hourly ticket in Leoben costs €3.30 and a single ticket in Gmunden €3.00.
Which bus lines run in Leoben?
Six of the seven lines start at Leoben Zentrum. Lines 1, 2 and 3 are the main ones and run every 20 minutes on weekdays. Line 1, for example, leaves Zentrum every 20 minutes from 05:10 until 18:50 and then once an hour until 22:30.
Line 1 runs via Leoben Hauptbahnhof and the Landeskrankenhaus (regional hospital) to Donawitz, and ends at Unterer Tollinggraben after about 18 minutes. Line 2 goes to Siedlung Göss in about 16 minutes. Line 3 is the short one, about 10 minutes to Lerchenfeld Bahnhof.
Line 4 also ends at Siedlung Göss but takes a longer route through Hinterberg; it needs 26 minutes and runs about once an hour. Lines 30 and 31 leave the town for Niklasdorf, a ride of about 20 minutes. Line 7 has a single departure on weekday mornings in our data. Leoben Hauptbahnhof is two or three stops from Zentrum and is served by lines 1, 2, 4, 30 and 31. Every line is in the Leoben timetables.
Do Leoben buses run in the evening and at weekends?
Yes, with fewer departures. On weekdays the last buses on lines 1 to 4 leave between about 22:20 and 22:45. On Saturdays lines 1, 2 and 3 have a little more than half as many departures as on a weekday and run until about 22:00. On Sundays they have about a third as many; lines 1 and 2 run until about 21:40 to 22:00, and line 3 until about 20:30.
Two details are worth knowing. Line 4 runs on Sundays only in the afternoon and evening, from about 13:30. Line 31 does not run on Sundays at all, and line 30 has far fewer departures at weekends.
What is the Traunseetram in Gmunden?
The Traunseetram is line 161, and in our timetables it is listed with the Gmunden rail lines. In our data it runs between Gmunden Bahnhof and Engelhof Bahnhof, right through the town: via Franz-Josef-Platz, Rathausplatz, Klosterplatz and Seebahnhof. The line has 13 stops, and the whole ride takes 17 to 19 minutes.
On weekdays the tram leaves Gmunden Bahnhof every 15 minutes during the day, with the first departure at 05:10 and the last at 23:26. It runs on Saturdays and Sundays too, with at least two departures an hour during the day.
Which bus lines run in Gmunden?
Gmunden has four bus lines in our data. Lines 511, 512 and 513 run about once an hour on weekdays, from about 06:15 to 19:15. Line 511 links Altmühl and Sonnenpark, and lines 512 and 513 run to Cumberlandpark, one from the Krankenhaus (hospital) and one from Rosenkranz. Line 516 runs on weekdays only, with 12 departures a day, and serves the Grünbergseilbahn stop.
On Saturdays lines 511 to 513 run only until about 14:00 to 14:30, and on Sundays no city bus runs in our data. That leaves the Traunseetram as the only line on Sundays. Tram and buses meet at Rathausplatz, the one stop served by all five lines. See the Gmunden timetables.
How much is a ticket in Leoben?
Leoben is one tariff zone of the Styrian transport association (Verbund Linie). The prices below are valid from 1 July 2026 and were correct at the time of writing (October 2026). The hourly ticket (Stundenkarte) costs €3.30 and allows unlimited trips in the zone for one hour; children aged 6 to 14 pay €1.70. The 24-hour ticket costs €7.20, the weekly ticket €20.80 and the monthly ticket €69.00. The 10-zone card costs €26.90, which works out at €2.69 per zone, and can be split across several journeys. Children under 6 travel free with an adult, up to four per adult. More on the Leoben tickets page.
How much is a ticket in Gmunden?
Gmunden uses the Upper Austrian (OÖVV) fare for one zone, valid from 1 January 2026 and correct at the time of writing (October 2026). A single ticket costs €3.00 and is valid on the city buses and on the Traunseetram within the Gmunden zone. Children aged 6 to 14 pay €1.50. The 6-journey card costs €12.00, the price of four single tickets. The day ticket costs €6.00, the weekly ticket €12.40 and the monthly ticket €42.20. Children under 6 travel free with a supervising person. More on the Gmunden tickets page.
How to use buses.app in Leoben and Gmunden
Use the Leoben journey planner or the Gmunden journey planner to find a connection, and open a line to see every stop and departure. With hourly buses a missed connection costs time, so check the timetable before you leave.
