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ÖBB is leading the pack on the sleeper train front though. Wien, Graz, Innsbruck, all linked up to the rest of Europe on a neat network of NightJet trains. The
by Freak_NL 4y ago
ÖBB is leading the pack on the sleeper train front though. Wien, Graz, Innsbruck, all linked up to the rest of Europe on a neat network of NightJet trains. The next generation of rolling stock for the sleeper cars looks amazing too.
- ChuckNorris89 4y agoSure, but Graz - Vienna train route is still slow as shit and that's Austria's second city. The train travels at like ~100km/h average or something, which is pathetic compared to high speed trains in Germany or France. I get that this could be a limitation of the Austrian landscape making fast train infra challenging, but even a Flixbus traveling on the slow lane on the Autobahn gets you there ~30 min faster and at half the price of OBB. The trains are nice and the service is great, but the speeds are a joke for the price of the non-discounted tickets as even traveling on the autobahn by bus can be faster on most routes.