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Are there discounts for the Bratislava-Vienna round-trip train ticket?
If you leave Bratislava by train to Vienna on Friday, and return from Vienna to Bratislava a day later, on Sunday, will such a ticket be a round-trip ticket? Does it entitle you to discounted travel in Vienna on public transport and benefits when visiting certain museums?
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1. For the first time I hear about such possible benefits
2. Discounts for museums and transport are provided by Aisek (international student), travel-26 and teacher (teacher). Which of these suits you can do and get a discount on them in museums and transport.
2. Discounts for museums and transport are provided by Aisek (international student), travel-26 and teacher (teacher). Which of these suits you can do and get a discount on them in museums and transport.
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answered 15 years ago
A round-trip Vienna-Bratislava ticket (within the framework of interregional railway programs in the European Union) costs 11-14 euros (the more expensive one gives the right to travel in each of the capitals by public transport) and is valid for 3 days.
Here is a link to the Austrian Railways website
http://www.oebb.at/pv/en/Travel_within_Europe/EURegio/EURegio_-_Special_Bratislava_Ticket/i ndex.jsp
You will find more info there.
We bought tickets in Slovakia at the box office, but you can also buy them in Austria, and from the website of Slovak Railways or Austrian Railways.
Conveniently!
Such a ticket does not imply benefits to museums - these are the conditions for the validity of the Vienna Tourist card. However, in the museums of Vienna and Bratislava there are discounts for students, people over 60 years old (senoirs), for journalists...
PS We at the LEOPOLD museum bought tickets for half the price by filling out a press form and presenting a press card.
Here is a link to the Austrian Railways website
http://www.oebb.at/pv/en/Travel_within_Europe/EURegio/EURegio_-_Special_Bratislava_Ticket/i ndex.jsp
You will find more info there.
We bought tickets in Slovakia at the box office, but you can also buy them in Austria, and from the website of Slovak Railways or Austrian Railways.
Conveniently!
Such a ticket does not imply benefits to museums - these are the conditions for the validity of the Vienna Tourist card. However, in the museums of Vienna and Bratislava there are discounts for students, people over 60 years old (senoirs), for journalists...
PS We at the LEOPOLD museum bought tickets for half the price by filling out a press form and presenting a press card.
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