Train station Enzersdorf b. Staatz

The large reception building in the Mistelbach district at Enzersdorf station near Staatz, built in the traditional style, welcomes its passengers along the Laaer Ostbahn line. Two railway tracks are operated here at the stop from the central platform, a glazed waiting bunk has been set up for travellers at this to protect them from wind and weather, in which at the same time timetable notices and loudspeaker announcements provide information about current railway operations. A ticket machine and sanitary facilities are accessible from the main building.

More than 30 parking spaces for cars and mopeds as well as 28 bicycle parking spaces allow a comfortable transfer to the train.

Rail connections

• Regional and regional express trains along the Laaer Ostbahn run to Laa an der Thaya and Wiener Neustadt.
• Regional trains and trains of the Vienna S7 express line to Vienna International Airport and to Laa an der Thaya are served.
• Trains on the Vienna S2 rapid transit line to Mödling and Laa an der Thaya also stop.

History

In former times the local railway line was used from Enzersdorf bei Staatz to Poysdorf. The line, opened in 1888, was about 9 kilometres long and was extended from Poysdorf to Dobermannsdorf in 1907. In 1908 the railway, like all privately owned railways, was nationalised. After the renewal of the superstructure in 1927, line speeds of up to 50 km/h were possible - a top performance at that time. In 1977 the railway was closed for passenger traffic and shortly afterwards the track system of the line was removed.

Ameis cellar alley

If you want to experience the Weinviertel in its most rustic way, the best way is to go to the Kellergasse Ameis, which can be reached on foot in about half an hour from the train station Enzersdorf near Staatz. With 88 cellars, the "Loahmgstettn" is one of the most beautiful cellar alleys in Austria. Although the active use of the cellars is declining, the Ameiser Loahmgstettn is still often used as a backdrop for events or simply as a place of rest and retreat during a relaxing walk.