Approach

Klosterneuburg, the old Babenberger town, is located in the north of Vienna, at a distance of 12 km only, bordering the Vienna Woods. Approaching from the west you reach Klosterneuburg using the motorway  A1 called “Westautobahn”. Taking the exit “St. Christophen” you will arrive at Klosterneuburg after about 45 minutes crossing “Tullnerfeld”.
But if you come from the south, east or north it will be best to drive via Vienna using the freeway B14 along the river Danube.

Possibilities of Arrival
The nearest airport is Vienna-Schwechat, from there you can take the highspeed railway to the train station “Wien-Mitte”, from there on use the metro to Heiligenstadt, and at last the bus to Klosterneuburg. You can also take a taxi, of course.

By bus or car

From the West
First use Westautobahn till the exit St. Christophen, later the B19 via Tulln to Klosterneuburg. Or you decide to choose an especially attractive way to reach the most eastern foot-hills of the Alps: after the end of Westautobahn pay attention to the sign-post “Höhenstraße”. This Höhenstraße offers not only a drive across woodlands, but also permits you marvellous views of the whole urban area of Klosterneuburg and of the capital Vienna. Furthermore this street represents an ideal connection to Vienna, being able to reach the western gateway of the capital without traffic problems.

From the South
If you come from the south, you will reach Klosterneuburg using “Südautobahn”, later “Südosttangente” B22, and at last Nordbrücke – B14.

From the Wachau
Cross the Danube (bridge) in Tulln. Or: use Nordbrücke in Vienna to change to the right bank of the Danube, then take B14 to Klosterneuburg.

If you decide for the “Danube Bike Route” : the biker shuttle bus between Klosterneuburg and Passau can take care of your and your bike´s transport back to Passau.