Station Pitten

The double-track Pitten station is adorned with a large, rustic reception building on the edge of the market town of the same name in the Lower Austrian district of Neunkirchen. Timetable notices and loudspeaker announcements keep guests of the railroad constantly informed about current services, and waiting rooms are available in the station building itself.

40 parking spaces, which are available directly next to the station, make it much easier to transfer from the car to the train. A Bike & Ride facility has been set up for almost 50 bicycles.

Route information

• Regional express trains to Vienna Central Station stop here.
• Trains to the main station to Wiener Neustadt are also served.
• Regional trains also run to Aspang Markt and on to Friedberg in Styria.
• There is a bus stop directly on site.

Pitten rock church

A quarter of an hour's walk from the Pitten bus stop is Pitten Castle with its magnificent mountain church, which is dedicated to St. George. Anyone who sets out to visit the Pitten mountain church will not only be rewarded with the impressive 18th century building, but also with a fabulous view over the Hohe Wand, Schneeberg, Rax and Semmering.

Tip: Be sure to plan a visit to the surrounding rock churches, a rare building which houses frescoes from the 13th century.