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From Graz airport to Graz
Bus line 630 takes you from Graz airport to Puntigam train station, where you can change to tram line 5 directly to the centre of Graz. The stop and the timetable are directly in front of the airport terminal.
Alternatively you can take the suburban train S5 to the main train station of Graz. The suburban train stop "Graz airport" is located approximately 600 metres from the terminal (roof-covered walkway).
Ticket for Graz
To travel from the airport to Graz you will need to buy either an hourly ticket (single journey) or a 24-hour ticket. All tickets are available from the bus driver. Their period of validity begins immediately at the time of purchase. These tickets are also valid for all public transport (zone 101) in Graz.
If you choose to use a suburban train, please buy your ticket on the platform from the ticket vending machine. Alternatively, you can also use the Austrian Railways (ÖBB) ticket app.
You do not have to pay anything for your baggage.Further information on tickets
Information points
If you have any questions, please call our ServiceCenter: Tel. +43 50 678910 will be happy to answer your questions.
The telephone number of Graz tourist information is +43 316 8075.
Running times
The public transport in Graz runs every day between 4.30am and 11.30pm. However, please note that there are certain changes on some lines in the evening and on Sundays. The last bus or tram, irrespective of the line, leaves the central hub on Jakominiplatz at 11.30pm. The Nightlines run from Friday to Saturday night and from Saturday to Sunday night.
Link to the timetables of all lines in Graz (only in German)
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From Graz main train station to the city centre
To plan your journey to Graz it is best to use our Route planner for information for arrivals from any point of departure in Austria. In Graz itself you can enter stops or addresses as your destination. You will then receive detailed travelling suggestions including a description of your journey and the relevant city map extracts.
Link to the route plannerInformation points
If you have any questions, please call our ServiceCenter: Tel. +43 50 678910 will be happy to answer your questions.
A taxi rank is located in front of the train station (the most important taxi numbers are +43 316 2801, +43 316 878, +43 316 889).
You can call Graz tourist information at +43 316-8075.Tram lines 1, 4, 6 and 7 will take you from the main train station to the town centre (Hauptplatz-Congress stop) in approximately 10 minutes. Please use the exit from the square in front of the train station to platform A. Bus lines 58 and 63 will take you from the main train station (platform F) to the University of Graz. Two displays in the ticket counter hall show when the next bus or tram is due to leave.
Tickets for Graz
Whether you will need a ticket to use the public transport network in Graz depends on which mode of transport you have used to travel to Graz:
- If you arrive by train from any point of departure in Austria, you will typically hold an Austrian Railways (ÖBB) train ticket in your hands. In this case you will need a ticket from the main train station for your journeys in Graz (zone 101). It is best if you buy an hourly ticket or a 24-hour ticket directly in the public transport vehicle or at the stop.
- If you arrive in Graz by regional bus (or by train from a point of departure in Styria) you are automatically in possession of a network ticket that is also valid in Graz. Therefore, you do not need to buy another ticket.
- In Graz you can buy a ticket for zone 101 in trams and at ticket machines. This zone reaches far beyond the city limits, for instance all the way to the airport. This ticket is valid in all public means of transport (incl. Schlossberg funicular) in Graz.
- If you are planning to stay in Graz for an extended period of time, you may want to consider buying the Graz Card, which includes entrances to several museums and public transport. A weekly pass is also an option well worth considering. These tickets are also available with the Austrian Railways (ÖBB) ticket app.
- You do not have to pay anything for your baggage.
Running times
The public transport in Graz runs every day between 4.30am and 11.30pm. However, please note that there are certain changes on some lines in the evening and on Sundays. The last bus or tram, irrespective of the line, leaves the central hub on Jakominiplatz at 11.30pm. The Nightlines run from Friday to Saturday night and from Saturday to Sunday night.
Link to the timetables of all lines in Graz (only in German)
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To Graz airport
Of course, Graz airport is easy to get to by public transport:
- From Graz Jakominiplatz tram line 5 is running to Puntigam, where you can change to bus line 630 – it will take you to the airport and stop directly in front of the check-in hall.
- Alternatively, you can travel from Graz main train station to Graz airport with suburban train line S5. From the stop at Graz airport you will need to walk approximately 600 metres on a roof-covered walkway. Trolleys for your suitcases are available at the train station.
Graz airport is still in zone 101. Therefore, you can travel all the way to the airport – you can use any ticket that is valid for Graz for the trip.
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To the Provincial Hospital of Graz
The Provincial Hospital (LKH) of Graz is almost like a town inside a town. Therefore, it is important to know where you are going. The hospital premises can be reached easily by public transport no matter which direction you come from.
- From Graz main station and from the central hub on Jakominiplatz, tram line 7 will take you directly to the St. Leonhard/Klinikum Mitte stop at short intervals.
- From Andritz, take bus line 41 to travel to the LKH Provincial Hospital. From main station also take line 58.
- From the South and East of Graz, bus line 64 (64E) will take you to St. Leonhard.
- Connecting Eastern Styria with the LKH Provincial Hospital, regional bus lines 300 to 470 as well as express bus lines X30 and X40 stop directly in front of the entrance building.
- From Weiz, regional bus lines 200/201 and X20 will take you to the Leonhardplatz stop at the western end of the LKH Provincial Hospital premises – from there it is an approximately 300-metres walk to the entrance building.
Where is the entrance building?
From the tram stop, cross Stiftingtalstraße road and walk up the stairs or take the elevator to the Information Centre. It is open Mondays to Fridays between 7am and 5pm.
Tel. +43 316 385-17422.In the Information Centre you will receive comprehensive information about the location of the various clinics and outpatient departments. If required, persons with walking difficulties will be accompanied from there.