Train station Laa a. d. Thaya

Laa an der Thaya station is located in the north of the Waldviertel. The last stop before the Czech Republic has been modern and barrier-free since 2016. The elaborately designed, completely glazed pedestrian crossing with three integrated lifts, which not only ensures an additional aspect of safety when using the railway facilities, also serves as a connection between two districts in Laa an der Thaya and is therefore also a significant comfort factor for residents.

The sanitary facilities and the waiting room can still be used in the original reception building. Thanks to timetable notices and loudspeaker announcements, passengers are always well informed about current rail traffic. With more than 180 parking spaces for cars and almost 120 bicycle stands, nothing stands in the way of a comfortable transfer to the train.

Line connections

• Trains on the Laaer Ostbahn line to Gerasdorf via Wien Floridsdorf to the Vienna Westbahnhof station connect here.
• Regional trains along Vienna's S7 rapid transit line to Vienna International Airport connect here.
• Likewise the trains of the Viennese rapid-transit railway line S2 to Mödling and Vienna Liesing run here.
• Bus connections to the inner city of Laa an der Thaya, to Hollabrunn and Mistelbach are also available.

History

Further from Laa an der Thaya to Zellerndorf trains still run along the Pulkautalbahn, but only for freight traffic. The line was closed for passenger traffic in 1988.

Relax & unwind in the north of Lower Austria

Within a few minutes walk from the train station Laa an der Thaya you can reach the heart of the northern town in the Weinviertel - the Therme Laa. Whether you are planning a longer stay with the whole family in the first-class spa hotel, or you simply want to relax for an evening at work: sport, relaxation and enjoyment are the order of the day and are written in capital letters in the water and sauna world of Therme Laa.

Tip: There is a nextbike rental station directly at the station. The bikes are available in Lower Austria from April to mid-November. You can find more information on the website https://www.nextbike.at/en/niederoesterreich or in the nextbike app.