Transfert en voiture privée de Hallstatt à Vienna

With Daytrip, you'll travel safely in a private car to the 'City of Dreams,' a name Vienna was given as the home of the world's first psychoanalyst, Sigmund Freud. As your driver brings you to your accommodation, you'll be welcomed by the rich architectural ensembles, Baroque palaces, Art Nouveau stations, spectacular monuments, and green parks.

Because Hallstatt and Vienna are so dreamy, you don't want to add the nightmare of public transportation to the mix. Daytrip's private car service is the only way to travel door-to-door between these bucket-list destinations. And even better, with Daytrip, you can add sightseeing stops to experience as much of Austria as possible!

Some of the world's most famous creatives, like Wolfgang Amadeus and Gustav Klimt, called Vienna home, cementing its status as a cultural and artistic hub. Their influence – and that of other creatives – shaped Vienna into the cultural powerhouse it is today.

Vienna's status blessed it with a wealth of spectacular architectural sights, towering cathedrals, incredible museums, inviting opera houses, delectable centuries-old cafes, and staggeringly beautiful vineyards and landscapes. With all of this on offer, it's not a challenge to see why Vienna remains a popular European travel destination.

Be clear about the water you want

Everyone gets thirsty, and water is a popular choice, but if you're traveling in Austria, you need to specify what water you want.

Unlike other places in the world, Hallstatt, Vienna, and many other Austrian cities have various types of water, from mild water—yes, you read that right—to still and sparkling.

If you don't explicitly say which type of water you want, you're likely to be given sparkling water, and we know this type is far from everyone's favorite. So keep this in mind when buying water during your trip and when in Vienna.

Stop and sightsee

The route from Hallstatt to Vienna is lined with interesting sightseeing stops, such as Melk, Bad Ischl, Mauthausen, Aggstein, and Durnstein. It would be a travesty not to stop and discover the many cultural and historical attractions.

Book a private car from Hallstatt to Vienna with Daytrip and you can stop at these enriching destinations along the way. And while you're on the road, you can chat with your English-speaking driver to get a few local travel tips and insights!

From Hallstatt to Vienna by train

The most popular public transportation option for traveling from Hallstatt to Vienna is by train. Most trains aren't direct though. You'll need to travel from Hallstatt Bahnhof to Attnang-Puchheim. From this station, you transfer to another train that will take you the rest of the way to Vienna Hbf.

These trains run multiple times a day, and the average trip takes about three and a half hours. On weekends during the summer there are occasionally direct trains available. Book your tickets online in advance to guarantee a seat and save some money.

From Hallstatt to Vienna by private car

The only direct way to get from Hallstatt to Vienna is by private car transfer. With Daytrip, you can get to Vienna from Hallstatt in a little over two hours, making it the fastest and most convenient way to travel.

To make things even better, with Daytrip you can stop for sightseeing - something not possible with the train. And while on the road, you can talk with your English-speaking driver to get travel tips about the places you want to see in Vienna. It's undoubtedly the best way to travel.

Schönbrunn Palace

Speaking of palaces, Schönbrunn Palace is undoubtedly the most lavish in the country. The crown jewel of the Habsburgs’ reign and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you'll see the empire’s wealth and influence on full display on a guided tour through its opulent interiors. Stroll through the gardens and stop by The Gloriette for panoramic views of the skyline.

Add to your adventure with a visit to Schönbrunn Zoo. The world's oldest zoo covers 17 hectares (42 acres) and is home to 707 different species, including giant pandas.

Vienna’s Art Galleries

As one of Europe's cultural capitals, it should come as no surprise that Vienna is teeming with art galleries. Put the Albertina Museum, the largest modern art museum in Central Europe, at the top of your list. In this stunning Baroque palace, you will find works by Dürer, Michelangelo, Monet, Picasso, and Warhol.

Turn the corner and you're at the Kunsthistorisches Museum (Museum of Art History), which exhibits masterpieces by Vermeer, Rembrandt, Raphael, and Caravaggio.

Palmenhaus

The Palmenhaus might be the grandest greenhouse in the world, with its towering tropical trees and extraordinary display of exotic plants.

Not only will you get to enjoy the beautiful natural scenery, but you can also grab lunch or dinner in the greenhouse restaurant and bar that serves modern Austrian cuisine with local ingredients.

Sigmund Freud Museum

The Sigmund Freud Museum gives an intimate glimpse into the personal and professional life of the world's first-ever psychoanalyst and his wife. Although Freud and his family were forced to flee Vienna during the Nazi persecution, their home has been restored and turned into a museum.

When you visit, you'll see all the family's private rooms and the practices and learn more about the building itself. There's also a large gift shop and exhibitions to check out!