Train EN 40407 Chopin
Mon, Nov 2
Departure
Arrival
Too late to make the order (minimum hours before departure: 12)
How to get from Vienna to Munich by train
There are 7 direct trains between Vienna and Munich. One of them goes overnight. The fastest train runs the distance 470 km in 4h 10min.
Trains available on Monday, November 2, 2026.
Earliest departure you can still book: Mon, Nov 2 10:39
- Train EN 40417 CarpatiaMon, Nov 2DepartureArrival
Too late to make the order (minimum hours before departure: 12)
- Train EN 417 Carpatia /407Mon, Nov 2DepartureArrival
Too late to make the order (minimum hours before departure: 12)
- Train EN 407 ChopinMon, Nov 2DepartureArrival
Too late to make the order (minimum hours before departure: 12)
- Train rjx 60 Railjet XpressMon, Nov 2DepartureArrival
Too late to make the order (minimum hours before departure: 12)
- Connection 10:39 → 15:55 (3:55 PM)Mon, Nov 2
- Train rjx 62 Railjet XpressMon, Nov 2DepartureArrival
Too late to make the order (min. 1 day/s)
- Train rjx 64 Railjet XpressMon, Nov 2DepartureArrival
Too late to make the order (min. 1 day/s)
- Train rjx 66 Railjet XpressMon, Nov 2DepartureArrival
Too late to make the order (min. 1 day/s)
- Train rjx 68 Railjet XpressMon, Nov 2DepartureArrival
Too late to make the order (min. 1 day/s)
- Train EN 50462 KALMAN IMREMon, Nov 2DepartureArrival
Too late to make the order (min. 1 day/s)
This route in numbers
| Connections a day | 10–12 |
|---|---|
| Direct trains a day | 10 |
| Fastest direct train | 4 h 15 min |
| Last direct departure | 23:28 |
| One way from | €37 — ticket and seat reservation |
| Stations | Wien Hbf → München Hbf · Wien Hbf → München Hbf Gl.5-10 · Wien Hbf → ZOB München |
Who runs the trains
- MAVRAIL — Fastest direct train 4 h 15 min · Every day of the week: rjx 62 Railjet Xpress, rjx 64 Railjet Xpress, rjx 60 Railjet Xpress, rjx 66 Railjet Xpress, rjx 68 Railjet Xpress, EN 50462 KALMAN IMRE
- PKP — Fastest direct train 5 h · Every day of the week: EN 40407 Chopin, EN 40417 Carpatia, EN 417 Carpatia /407, EN 407 Chopin
- RegioJet — Fastest direct train 11 h 6 min
The number of trains and the cheapest fare change from day to day — the list above is live for the date you pick.
How booking a train e-ticket works
- Pick your date above and choose a connection — you'll see departure times, the train type and the price.
- Add tickets to the cart and enter each passenger's full name exactly as in their passport or ID.
- Pay in advance by card or bank transfer.
- We email your e-ticket as a PDF — print it or show it on your phone, and board.
Frequently asked questions
How do I buy a ticket and what do I receive?
Book here on the website (or via email, WhatsApp or Telegram) and pay in advance by card or bank transfer. After payment we email your e-ticket as a PDF — just print it or show it on your phone when boarding. A small booking fee (from €4 per person) applies and is non-refundable.
What is the difference between an e-ticket and a paper ticket?
An e-ticket is a cheaper PDF sent by email, issued in the passenger's name, and generally cannot be changed or cancelled. A paper ticket is physically delivered (to your home, hotel or our Prague office) for a delivery fee and, depending on the carrier and fare, may be changeable. Both are equally valid; at checkout you see which options exist for your train.
How far in advance can I book?
Most international routes go on sale about 60 days before departure. Because of the Europe-wide December timetable change, later dates open only from mid-to-late November. If your date isn't in the calendar yet, it simply hasn't opened — book early, as popular and night trains sell out.
Do I need a seat reservation, and will my group sit together?
On daytime trains a seat reservation is usually optional; on night trains a couchette or bed reservation is required and is included when you book. Seats are assigned automatically, so a specific seat can't be hand-picked. Book everyone in a single order to be seated together.
What is the difference between 1st and 2nd class?
Usually only more room: fewer passengers around you and less noise. Both classes travel on the same train and arrive at the same time.
I have an Interrail or Eurail pass — do I still need a ticket?
If your pass covers the countries on your route, you only need a seat reservation (or a couchette/bed reservation on night trains), not a ticket. Reservations are per person and non-refundable, and on some passes are supplied as paper.
Can I cancel or change my ticket, and will I get a refund?
E-tickets cannot be changed or cancelled. Refunds otherwise depend on the carrier and fare — many routes are non-refundable, and seat reservations, booking fees and admin charges are never refundable. Where cancellation is allowed, use the "Cancel Ticket" function in your order summary (paper tickets must be returned first).
What do I need when boarding?
Just board the train and show your printed ticket (plus a separate seat reservation, if any) and a valid passport or ID matching the booking name to the conductor. There's no need to stamp, validate or exchange the ticket at a station window.
When should I arrive, which platform, and is the train direct?
Arrive about 20–30 minutes before departure. The platform is shown on the station screens only around 20–30 minutes beforehand, so we can't tell it in advance. A "direct" train means you stay on the same train (it stops on the way but you don't change); some daytime connections combine a train and a replacement bus — check the connection details above.
What options are there on night trains?
Night trains offer seats, couchettes and beds in shared or private cabins, plus higher-comfort deluxe cabins (private, sometimes with a washroom and breakfast) on some routes. A reservation is required and availability is limited, so book as early as possible.
Can I take a bicycle, a pet or extra luggage?
Bicycles are carried only on certain trains and must be reserved in advance — €15, non-refundable; contact us to add one. Small pets travel in a carrier, and small-to-medium dogs on a separate ticket. Standard luggage (up to about three pieces per passenger that you can handle yourself) is free.
Do I have to reserve a seat on the Munich–Vienna train?
Not as a separate step: the fares we sell on this route already include a reserved seat, so it is in the price you see. When we checked in October 2026 the cheapest was €71 Munich→Vienna and €41 Vienna→Munich, in both cases with the seat included.
How long does the Munich–Vienna train take, and which Munich station does it use?
About 4 h 11 min for the fastest direct train, with 13 to 21 connections a day, nearly all of them direct. Most use München Hbf, a few München Ostbahnhof — the list above shows which, and it is worth a glance if you are coming from the east of the city.
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