Osterreichische Bundesbahnen (OBB) (Austrian Federal Railways) operates a wide network of trains throughout and beyond Austria. International connections from Vienna include trains to Germany (Berlin), to the Russian Federation (Moscow, via Warsaw/Kiev and Minsk), to Romania (Bucharest, via Budapest), to Greece (Athens) or Turkey (Istanbul, via Belgrade) and to Italy (Venice, Milan or Rome). The most common routes are from Calais to Innsbruck (Arlberg Express) ...
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Response last updated by gtho4 on Aug 05 2017.
Mar 17 2003, 7:09 AM
Stew54
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Stew54 21 year member
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I'm perplexed, Kainantu.
Various travel websites suggest The Arlberg Express normally runs between Calais and Innsbruck, though it doesn't leave Innsbruck at 8.10 pm. The OEBB online timetable tells me that the main station at Vienna doesn't have a scheduled departure at 8.10 pm. There's an 8.01 departure to Bucharest?
Jul 04 2003, 7:09 AM
Kainantu
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Kainantu
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Ot the 1000 odd questions I successfully responded to on the previous AFT Stew54, this one gave me the greatest joy and I posted it for others the get the same buzz as I did. It took many -underline many- hours to research, checking maps and timetables as you have done. You take the prize for your research skills. I am totally amazed at the speed in which you researched your answer and... perhaps unlike me, you can read German !
At the time the train left at 8:10 from Vienna to terminate to Calais and not Paris.
Obviously the question needs to be reworded as your research shows.
Response last updated by gtho4 on Aug 05 2017.
Jul 04 2003, 8:57 AM
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