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Drorygasse, 1030 Wien, Austria
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Remise - Transport Museum of Wiener Linien

Fruethstraße 2, 1030 Wien, Austria
4.7(1.2K)
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attractions: Leonie-Rysanek Park, Flea Market Wild im West, Villa Mautner-Jäger, restaurants: Gasthaus Bauer, Rafidain Restaurant, Schnitzelpalast, Cheat Day, Odessa Restaurant, Tretorria, Lucky Kitchen, "Can" - Pizza und Kebap, Alt Erdberg, ETAP
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Nearby attractions of Remise - Transport Museum of Wiener Linien

Leonie-Rysanek Park

Flea Market Wild im West

Villa Mautner-Jäger

Leonie-Rysanek Park

Leonie-Rysanek Park

4.2

(32)

Open 24 hours
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Flea Market Wild im West

Flea Market Wild im West

4.5

(93)

Open 24 hours
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Villa Mautner-Jäger

Villa Mautner-Jäger

4.4

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Nearby restaurants of Remise - Transport Museum of Wiener Linien

Gasthaus Bauer

Rafidain Restaurant

Schnitzelpalast

Cheat Day

Odessa Restaurant

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Lucky Kitchen

"Can" - Pizza und Kebap

Alt Erdberg

ETAP

Gasthaus Bauer

Gasthaus Bauer

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Rafidain Restaurant

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Schnitzelpalast

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Cheat Day

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Reviews of Remise - Transport Museum of Wiener Linien

4.7
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4.0
2y

Well worth the €8 ticket and I definitely got more than expected. A great display of Vienna’s transport history, and I particularly enjoyed the war-time narrative and the evolution of the uniforms and perception of transportation workers. You can also enter the silver arrow (Vienna’s first u-bahn) with transparent displays and plaques showing some of its internals, including everything in the driver’s cabin.

I would also like to appreciate the lady at the entrance who apologised for not having English handouts available but provided them for me on my way out. Thanks for the great customer service!

I would’ve rated 5 stars but unfortunately some plaques are only in German. That shouldn’t discourage your visit though as the majority of info plaques are in English as well, and only specific captions like photos and print media are in...

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5.0
1y

Best Museum I've been to!!! I felt so many emotions and it was just wonderful. I love the amount of Information you get and the transition from Horses to Metropolis. Beautiful. I'm genuinely surprised they showed the time during the 30s-40s era! (Google won't let me say the regime that took over...) Some museums, like Herresgeschichtliche, took down their 30s-40s section because "Too many 'crosses', too little context". The Bus driving experience was kind of broken, because the wheel was probably with low Sensitivity, but TramSimulator was the absolute highlight. The instructors were very funny and typical laid-back viennese Bros.

I bought a glass and U1 socks from the gift shop. I love them, and I wish I could have gotten more ^-^

Wiener Linien ist...

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5.0
3y

We visited this wonderful gem of a museum on a Saturday afternoon and it was not super busy, which was great! We were three adults and three children, so we opted not to have the audio tour this time; the children were excited about visiting each station, some which had interactive portions and most of which had history of Vienna and the creation of the U-Bahn and tramway system throughout the city. It was wonderful to learn about the history of Vienna as seen through the "eyes" of transportation. The children really enjoyed the simulator near the end of the tour, which let them "drive" the U-Bahn subway car through Wien! So fun!

If you're a Wiener Linien Jahreskarte holder, show it at entry - you'll receive a discount on the already low...

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Abdulla Al-MohannadiAbdulla Al-Mohannadi
Well worth the €8 ticket and I definitely got more than expected. A great display of Vienna’s transport history, and I particularly enjoyed the war-time narrative and the evolution of the uniforms and perception of transportation workers. You can also enter the silver arrow (Vienna’s first u-bahn) with transparent displays and plaques showing some of its internals, including everything in the driver’s cabin. I would also like to appreciate the lady at the entrance who apologised for not having English handouts available but provided them for me on my way out. Thanks for the great customer service! I would’ve rated 5 stars but unfortunately some plaques are only in German. That shouldn’t discourage your visit though as the majority of info plaques are in English as well, and only specific captions like photos and print media are in German only.
Heather SmithHeather Smith
We visited this wonderful gem of a museum on a Saturday afternoon and it was not super busy, which was great! We were three adults and three children, so we opted not to have the audio tour this time; the children were excited about visiting each station, some which had interactive portions and most of which had history of Vienna and the creation of the U-Bahn and tramway system throughout the city. It was wonderful to learn about the history of Vienna as seen through the "eyes" of transportation. The children really enjoyed the simulator near the end of the tour, which let them "drive" the U-Bahn subway car through Wien! So fun! If you're a Wiener Linien Jahreskarte holder, show it at entry - you'll receive a discount on the already low cost ticket. :)
Andrew P ThorntonAndrew P Thornton
This is a well laid out walk through the history of Vienna's transport system. Concentrating on the Tram. Interactive sections help to understand the principles. The written sections explaining the exhibits has a brief description in English although a knowledge of written German by one member of your party would be useful. Down side is that it is situated away from the city centre in a run down area with few local amenities. For me an ex bus driver it was a good 3 hour experience (I walk slowly and read every notice).
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Well worth the €8 ticket and I definitely got more than expected. A great display of Vienna’s transport history, and I particularly enjoyed the war-time narrative and the evolution of the uniforms and perception of transportation workers. You can also enter the silver arrow (Vienna’s first u-bahn) with transparent displays and plaques showing some of its internals, including everything in the driver’s cabin. I would also like to appreciate the lady at the entrance who apologised for not having English handouts available but provided them for me on my way out. Thanks for the great customer service! I would’ve rated 5 stars but unfortunately some plaques are only in German. That shouldn’t discourage your visit though as the majority of info plaques are in English as well, and only specific captions like photos and print media are in German only.
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We visited this wonderful gem of a museum on a Saturday afternoon and it was not super busy, which was great! We were three adults and three children, so we opted not to have the audio tour this time; the children were excited about visiting each station, some which had interactive portions and most of which had history of Vienna and the creation of the U-Bahn and tramway system throughout the city. It was wonderful to learn about the history of Vienna as seen through the "eyes" of transportation. The children really enjoyed the simulator near the end of the tour, which let them "drive" the U-Bahn subway car through Wien! So fun! If you're a Wiener Linien Jahreskarte holder, show it at entry - you'll receive a discount on the already low cost ticket. :)
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This is a well laid out walk through the history of Vienna's transport system. Concentrating on the Tram. Interactive sections help to understand the principles. The written sections explaining the exhibits has a brief description in English although a knowledge of written German by one member of your party would be useful. Down side is that it is situated away from the city centre in a run down area with few local amenities. For me an ex bus driver it was a good 3 hour experience (I walk slowly and read every notice).
Andrew P Thornton

Andrew P Thornton

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