How to get from Vienna to Oberpremstätten

For travel between Vienna and Oberpremstätten, direct trains and coaches to Graz followed by a short local connection are the most common and efficient options. Driving yourself or a private transfer offer more flexibility.

155 km apart as the crow flies.

OptionDurationTypical priceHow often
FlyAustrian Airlines · Vienna International Airport (VIE) → Graz Airport (GRZ)Fastest door-to-door, but less frequent and can be more expensive than land options, especially if not booked in advance.1 h 50 – 2 h 40€100–€300per personRoughly one to two flights daily in each direction
TrainÖBB, GKB · Vienna Hauptbahnhof (Hbf) to Graz Hauptbahnhof (Hbf) → Graz Hauptbahnhof (Hbf) to Premstaetten-TobelbadA comfortable and often scenic way to travel, with frequent departures to Graz and a convenient local train connection.2 h 55 – 4 h€15–€55per personRoughly every 30-60 minutes through the day
BusFlixBus, Verbund Linie · Various stops in Vienna (e.g., Erdberg, Hauptbahnhof, Matzleinsdorferplatz) to Graz, Girardigasse (FlixBus Haltestelle) → Graz, Elisabethinergasse to Premstätten ZentrumThe most budget-friendly option, with direct services to Graz, though overall journey time can be similar to the train.2 h 50 – 3 h 55€10–€35per personRoughly hourly through the day
DriveMost flexible for exploring the region, allowing door-to-door travel on your own schedule.2 h 40 – 3 h€37–€40per carOn demand
Transfer or taxiBlacklane, wientransfer.comThe most convenient and comfortable choice for door-to-door service, especially for groups or with heavy luggage.3 h – 3 h 30€280–€450per carOn demand

Watch out · Fly

The airports are far from the city centers, requiring additional travel time and cost to/from the terminals.

Watch out · Train

You will need to change from an intercity train to a local train (S-Bahn) in Graz, which adds a short transfer.

Watch out · Bus

Some bus stops in Vienna and Graz may not be central, requiring additional local transport. Check the exact stop locations when booking.

Watch out · Drive

Austrian motorways require a 'vignette' (toll sticker), which must be purchased and displayed, incurring a fixed cost per car, not per person.

Watch out · Transfer or taxi

This is typically the most expensive option, so compare prices for your specific group size and luggage needs.

Typical figures for this route, not live fares. · Updated September 6, 2026