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D-Zug (D)

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Buy your train reservation at a railway station. These are usually available at stations in all countries where a particular train runs through. In many countries, especially in central and eastern Europe you can also buy reservations for trains in other countries. In some countries (for instance in the Netherlands or Spain) you have to pay a service fee at the ticket counter.

"D" trains used to be long-distance national and international express trains (so-called "Durchgangsschnellzug" or "D-Zug"). Nowadays, there are not many international "D" trains left, instead they are usually relief trains on the main routes from/to Vienna, running at peak times and days only. Some international trains also run as "D" trains.

- Intercity carriages with compartments and open-plan seating.
- Air-condition
- Power sockets
- most trains convey 2nd class seats only
- international trains consist of trains of other railway companies (Hungarian, Slovenian and Croatian Railways)

Reservation is possible on international services and in some carriages of domestic services. However you usually do not need a reservation as the domestic "D" trains are rather relief services for commuters (which means that they can get quite full but on the other hand they are not so useful for tourists).

Wien - Linz | Wien - Villach | Villach - Ljubljana - Zagreb | Wien - Budapest

reservation possible but not required

2nd class: EUR 3,50

1st class: EUR 3,50

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