Route of EC 162 TRANSALPIN – Eurocity train
The EC 162 TRANSALPIN Eurocity train goes from Vienna, passing through Linz (Austria), Salzburg, Insbruck, Zürich and ends in Basel (Switzerland). The complete route follows.
| Station | Arrival | Departure | km |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wien Westbahnhof | 9:40 | 0 | |
| St.Pölten Hbf | 10:20 | 10:22 | 60 |
| Linz Hbf | 11:13 | 11:16 | 190 |
| Wels Hbf | 11:28 | 11:30 | 215 |
| Salzburg Hbf | 12:27 | 12:31 | 317 |
| Kufstein | 13:43 | 13:45 | 525 |
| Wörgl Hbf | 13:54 | 13:56 | 538 |
| Jenbach | 14:09 | 14:10 | 563 |
| Innsbruck Hbf | 14:30 | 14:39 | 598 |
| Ötztal | 15:02 | 15:03 | 645 |
| Imst-Pitztal | 15:11 | 15:12 | 655 |
| Landeck-Zams | 15:24 | 15:27 | 673 |
| St. Anton am Arlberg | 15:49 | 15:51 | 700 |
| Langen am Arlberg | 16:00 | 16:01 | 711 |
| Bludenz | 16:26 | 16:28 | 736 |
| Feldkirch | 16:40 | 16:42 | 757 |
| Buchs SG | 16:58 | 17:10 | 775 |
| Sargans | 17:22 | 17:24 | 791 |
| Zürich HB | 18:20 | 18:36 | 886 |
| Baden(CH) | 18:51 | 18:52 | 907 |
| Brugg AG | 19:00 | 19:02 | 915 |
| Frick | 19:17 | 19:18 | 936 |
| Stein-Säckingen | 19:24 | 19:25 | 943 |
| Rheinfelden(CH) | 19:33 | 19:35 | 956 |
| Basel SBB | 19:48 | 972 |
Notes to EC 162 TRANSALPIN Eurocity train
- seat reservation recommended
- restaurant car
- 1st and 2nd class
- extended luggage transport, like bikes; need reservation
- car with 230V
- playing place for children (Wien Westbahnhof->Buchs SG)
- car for families with children (Wien Westbahnhof->Buchs SG)
- panoramic car (Buchs SG->Basel SBB)
- crossing border [A/CH]: Buchs SG
- car for disabled (Wien Westbahnhof->Buchs SG)
Buying tickets at the counter
The cheapest ticket you can get is when buying the tickets directly in the train station. Most bigger stations have an international counter where you can check and buy the tickets.
Book & buy tickets online
There are several servers specialized in selling train tickets, each focused on different market.
- For UK customers use the RailEurope.co.uk website, they have very good rates, just a little bit more expensive than buying at the train station.
- For US and Canada customers use the RailEurope.com website, they specialize in North-american market (Mexico as well) and there is fast delivery.
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