Train station Deutsch Wagram

Deutsch Wagram station is located in the district of Gänserndorf along the Nordbahn line and is one of two train stops in the municipality of the same name. Waiting areas for passengers have been set up on three platforms, the main platform and the central platform, which can be reached safely via an underpass. The ticket machine installed on site makes it possible to buy tickets at any time. Loudspeaker announcements and timetable notices inform passengers about current train services.

Almost 570 parking spaces have been created for cars and mopeds at the adjacent Park & Ride facility, while 220 bicycles can be parked at the nearby Bike & Ride station.

Route information

• Regional trains to Bernhardsthal and Wr. Neustadt stop here.
• Trains on the S1 rapid transit line in the direction of Wien Meidling and Gänserndorf are served.
• Trains on the S7 rapid transit line to Vienna Airport and Gänserndorf also stop here.
• Bus connections to Ebenthal and to the center of Deutsch Wagram are provided by the bus stop on the station forecourt.

History of the station

The Deutsch Wagram Railway Museum was set up at Deutsch Wagram station to mark the 150th anniversary of Austria's first railroad line, the Kaiser Ferdinand Nordbahn, which opened in 1837. The exhibition building is open to visitors from April to October and hosts a wide variety of events.

In addition to the listed workers' waiting room, in which the museum is housed today, there are also two other listed buildings on site:

The reception building, which was built as early as 1837, but was demolished and rebuilt in 1854. This reception building still exists today.
The water tower, which is the oldest preserved water station in Austria and was built in 1846.