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Taxi fares in Vienna

Taxi rates, airport transfers and local operators in Vienna.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a taxi in Vienna?

The fare depends on the published start fare, road distance, waiting and applicable surcharges. Use the local tariff calculator and confirm the final price with the operator.

Are airport fees included?

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Travel guide: Vienna

Vienna, Austria's captivating capital, welcomes visitors with its imperial history, stunning architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. While the city boasts an excellent public transport network, taxis offer a convenient and comfortable option for navigating its charming streets, especially when carrying luggage or after a late evening out.

Whether you're heading to a grand palace, a classical concert, or simply exploring, knowing how to utilize Vienna's taxi services can enhance your travel experience. They provide direct routes to your destination, ensuring a smooth and stress-free journey through this elegant metropolis.

How to get a taxi

Official taxi stands are readily available throughout Vienna, especially at major transport hubs, popular tourist attractions, and hotel entrances. Look for designated taxi signs to find these ranks, where you can simply step into the first available vehicle.

For arrivals, taxis are easily found at Vienna International Airport (VIE) and major train stations, offering a direct link to your accommodation or next destination. Several ride-hailing apps also operate in the city, providing an alternative way to book a taxi or a private hire car directly from your smartphone.

If you prefer to plan ahead, many local taxi operators allow pre-booking, particularly useful for early morning departures or when traveling with specific requirements. This can offer peace of mind, knowing your transport is secured.

Typical fares

Taxi fares in Vienna typically operate on a metered system, ensuring transparency for your journey. The final cost will reflect the distance traveled and the time spent in transit, calculated by the vehicle's onboard meter.

There is usually a base fare, often referred to as a flag fall, that applies at the start of any journey. Additional surcharges may be applied for services such such as night travel, journeys to or from the airport, and potentially for carrying bulky luggage.

Please note that specific verified local rates are not yet listed on Wayvo2. The final price for your ride will be confirmed by the operating taxi service or driver based on the metered fare and any applicable surcharges at the time of your travel.

Tipping

Tipping taxi drivers in Vienna is customary, though not strictly mandatory. It's a way to show appreciation for good service and a pleasant ride.

Most locals typically round up the fare to the nearest whole Euro or add a small amount, generally around 5-10% of the total fare, if they are satisfied with the service. While not expected, it is certainly appreciated.

Staying safe

For your safety and peace of mind, always opt for officially licensed taxis. These vehicles are clearly marked, often with a 'Taxi' sign on the roof and a license number displayed, and drivers are regulated.

When entering a taxi, ensure the meter is clearly visible and activated at the start of your journey. If you have any concerns or specific questions about the route, do not hesitate to ask your driver. Most drivers are professional and knowledgeable about the city.