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  2. Western Railway (Austria) - Wikipedia

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    The Vienna–Linz section was completed in 1858 and the rest of the line to Salzburg was opened for traffic in 1860. The trip from Vienna to Salzburg initially took nine hours. A few weeks before the official opening Empress Elizabeth used the line to travel to her home in Bavaria.

  3. High-speed rail in Austria - Wikipedia

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    The section between Attnang-Puchheim and Salzburg has not been part of the massive investments during the past decades. Therefore a new high-speed rail line between Köstendorf and Salzburg is being planned by ÖBB. Long distance and freight trains are planned to run through a 21.3 km (13.2 mi) long new track that is designed for a maximum ...

  4. Railjet - Wikipedia

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    For example, a trainset incoming from Budapest is coupled with another incoming from Vienna International Airport at Vienna main station. They travel together until Salzburg (providing more passenger capacity on the Vienna - Salzburg core route), where one is separated and continues to Munich, while the other heads to Innsbruck.

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  6. WESTbahn - Wikipedia

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    From its start of operation until September 2013, the service had also continued to Salzburg Taxham Europark and Freilassing due to the rebuilding of Salzburg Hbf. [4] [5] During the 2010s, WESTbahn often spoke out on legislative bias towards state-owned operators and the need for reform to favour the travelling public and competitive forces. [6]

  7. Rail transport in Austria - Wikipedia

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    Vienna counts a system of S-Bahn, U-Bahn, and a large tramway network (also see Transport in Vienna). Graz counts a regional S-Bahn, an extended tramway network and a funicular. Linz counts a regional S-Bahn and a tramway network including the Pöstlingbergbahn. Salzburg counts a regional S-Bahn (with some services to Germany) and a funicular. [5]

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