Construction site chaos: Badner Bahn remains closed from July 23 to September 12th!

Construction site chaos: Badner Bahn remains closed from July 23 to September 12th!

Baden, Österreich - in Baden there is strong construction sites for Badner Bahn between July 23 and September 12, 2025. The Viennese local railways are working intensively to renew the track sections at Emperor Franz Josef-Ring, which leads to the blocking of the passage for taxis and buses into the city from the Conrad von Hötzendorf-Platz. All those who rely on public transport should therefore adjust to the diversions in good time. Meinverzirk also reports that a section of the construction site is set up at Waltersdorfer Strasse.

In order to enable passengers to make a smooth transport, replacement stops have been set up. These apply from 4th August to September 2, 2025 and are as follows: For the “Baden Leesdorf” stop (towards Vienna), passengers will find the next stop at Waltersdorfer Straße 3. Stande 4. For “Baden Viaduct” (towards Vienna), the stop from Conrad von Hötzendorf-Platz is available at the buildings 2 to 3a, while the “Baden Josefsplatz” stop at Kaiser Josef-Ring 38 can be reached quickly.

public transport in Vienna - a well -functioning network

public transport is an absolute must in Vienna: subway, trams, buses and quick tracks ensure that you come quickly and easily from A to B. The city also attracts attention internationally. According to City of Vienna The Viennese lines take the excellent third place out of 23 cities tested in Europe in a comparison of the ÖAMTC. Aspects such as travel time, surrounding and information at stops were taken into account.

The Viennese transport companies have their hands full. The lines are continuously expanded and modernized so that the passengers can continue to drive into the night - most daily lines run between 5:00 and 00:30. With over 75 kilometers and 5 lines, the subway offers a quick progress, while the tram network with its 28 lines and 214.8 km is one of the largest in the world. In addition, there are numerous bus lines that are prepared for every need.

We hope that the construction work will take place quickly and smoothly so that the traffic will soon run again without interruptions. For more information about the construction sites and the timetables, please visit Wiener Linien .