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Oberlaa station

U1

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No
interchange
Yes
step-free (lift)
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Oberlaa station in detail

Oberlaa station on the Vienna U-Bahn — U1 line

Oberlaa is one of the 99 stations of the Vienna U-Bahn. It is served only by the U1.

On an ordinary weekday the Wiener Linien timetable has 156 trains calling here, the first at 04:57 and the last at 00:13. The ride to Stephansplatz takes 16 minutes with no interchange.

First and last U-Bahn from Oberlaa

U1towards Leopoldau
DayFirst trainLast trainDepartures
Mon–Thu04:5700:13156
Fri04:5700:13156
Sat00:2700:13 · runs all night123
Sun00:2700:13 · runs all night116
Frequency in this direction
Time bandMon–ThuFriSatSun
07:00–09:005–6 min5–6 min10 min15 min
10:00–15:007–8 min7–8 min10 min10 min
16:00–18:306 min6 min10 min10 min
21:00–23:0015 min15 min15 min15 min
01:00–04:00 (24-hour weekend service)15 min15 min

On Friday and Saturday nights, and before public holidays, the U-Bahn runs right through here (24-hour service) — there is no gap between the last train and the first. On the other nights the NightLine bus routes N68 serve this stop, on the same ticket. Times from the official Wiener Linien GTFS timetable, valid to 12 December 2026, edition of 27 August 2026.

What is around Oberlaa?

The neighbourhood around the station
2 min walk
Shops, cafés and everyday amenities in the residential quarter around the station exit.
Tram and bus connections
1 min walk
Wiener Linien tram and bus routes link the station with the surrounding districts.
Onwards to the centre
0 min walk
From here you reach the city centre directly or with a single change — see the route planner for details.

Connections at Oberlaa

According to the Wiener Linien timetable, these are the lines that call at Oberlaa besides the U-Bahn. Interchanging is included in your ticket — one fare covers the whole journey in one direction, however often you change.

Bus
17A70A68B
NightLine
N68

Services at Oberlaa

Step-free access
step-free
A lift or ramp to the platform, a tactile guidance system and guidance strips for blind passengers — every station on the Vienna U-Bahn is step-free.
To Stephansplatz
16 min
Direct ride, no interchange, from the Wiener Linien timetable.
To Karlsplatz
14 min
Direct ride, no interchange, from the Wiener Linien timetable.
Ticket machines
Wiener Linien ticket machines in the concourse, payment by card or cash
WienMobil app
Buy tickets digitally — digital tickets are around 5 % cheaper than printed ones
Passenger information
Digital displays with the waiting time to the next train and live service alerts
Tip

On Friday and Saturday nights, and before public holidays, the U-Bahn runs right through here every 15 minutes — you can walk onto the platform at three in the morning. On the other nights NightLine routes N68 serve this stop on the same ticket; Vienna has no night surcharge.

Neighbouring stations and line route

Frequently asked questions about Oberlaa

On a normal weekday the first train from Oberlaa leaves towards Leopoldau: 04:57. The last train leaves towards Leopoldau: 00:13. On Friday and Saturday nights the U-Bahn runs through here, so there is no break in service. On the other nights NightLine routes N68 serve the stop. The times come from the official Wiener Linien GTFS timetable, timetable period valid to 12 December 2026, edition of 27 August 2026.

During the weekday morning peak (07:00–09:00) from Oberlaa: U1 towards Leopoldau: every 5–6 min. Evenings and weekends are thinner — the table above breaks down every time band separately.

Besides the U-Bahn, Oberlaa is served by: Bus 17A, 70A, 68B; NightLine N68. Interchanging is included in your ticket — one fare covers the whole journey in one direction.

A lift or ramp to the platform, a tactile guidance system and guidance strips for blind passengers — every station on the Vienna U-Bahn is step-free. Whether an individual lift is out of order right now is shown by the Wiener Linien lift and disruption service — this site cannot show that in real time.

Oberlaa is a station on line U1 of the Vienna U-Bahn. The line page lists every station on the route together with the journey times; for the whole network see the network map.

You barely need a timetable in Vienna: at peak times trains run every 2–5 minutes, about every 5 minutes during the day, roughly every 7–8 minutes in the evening and every 15 minutes on the through-the-night services. You simply walk down to the platform — the next train is coming. The station is step-free, too: every station on the Vienna U-Bahn has a lift, including the historic ones on the U4 and the U6, which were retrofitted. Individual lifts can be out of service for maintenance.

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