Marchegg train station

The spacious Marchegg border station is located on the edge of the municipality of the same name in the Lower Austrian district of Gänserndorf. The platforms, which are barrier-free throughout, are equipped with bright, glazed waiting areas and can be reached safely via underpasses. Equipped with a ticket machine and digital train destination displays, the station offers rail passengers a great deal of convenience.

In addition, 120 parking spaces for cars and mopeds ensure a convenient transfer, and up to 50 bicycles can be safely stored in the Bike & Ride station.

Route information

The Marchegg stop serves trains along the Gänserndorf-Marchegg line and the Marchegger Ostbahn.

• Trains on the S1 rapid transit line to Vienna Meidling depart from here.
• Regional express trains to Vienna Central Station and Bratislava also stop here.
• The bus stop directly at the station offers connections to the center of Marchegg.

Excursion destinations

It is not without reason that Marchegg is also known as the "stork town". The reason for this nickname is the largest colony of white storks nesting in trees in Central Europe, which has settled here. The stork house in the town center can be reached after a leisurely 45-minute walk from Marchegg train station and offers a comprehensive insight into the world of storks. Right next door is the impressive Marchegg Castle with its beautiful castle park and the adjacent Marchauen nature reserve, which can also be visited as part of the guided tour of the stork house. In the local history museum, which is located at the foot of the castle park, an extensive collection on life and work in Marchegg has been compiled and lovingly presented.

Tip: Numerous fruit and vegetable suppliers in the area offer their products of regional origin. For example, the Michaelerhof farm, which becomes an Excursion destination in itself with a tour of the farm and a stroll through the fields.