The catamaran Twin City Liner will make three return trips daily along the Danube between Vienna and Bratislava, Slovakia, starting from 1 June. The vessel travels at around 55 km per hour and can carry a maximum of 102 passengers. Leaving from Schwedenplatz near the cathedral in central Vienna, the Twin City Liner will arrive at the Propeller dock, Rzusovo nbreie, Ponton Huma, in front of the Hotel Devin in the Slovak capital with a journey time estimated at 75 minutes. The first departure from Vienna is at 08.30 with the last trip arriving back at the Austrian capital at 19.45. Fares range from 23-15 with a 2 surcharge on weekends. The catamaran is owned by the Central Danube Region Marketing and Development company.

General Info

Website www.twincityliner.com
SHARE
Wanted in Europe
Wanted in Europe
Wanted in Europe, part of the Wanted Worldwide network, is a website in English for expatriates in Europe established in 2006. We cover Europe's news stories that may be of interest to English speaking residents along with tourists as well. Our publication also offers classifieds, photos, information on events, museums, churches, galleries, exhibits, fashion, food, and local travel.
80844
Previous article New out-of-hours healthcare for Paris
Next article Good neighbour day.

RELATED ARTICLES

Le Train Bleu from Paris to Nice gets ready for passengers
Transport

Le Train Bleu from Paris to Nice gets ready for passengers

After Denver incident, UK suspends troubled Boeing 777s from airspace
Transport

After Denver incident, UK suspends troubled Boeing 777s from airspace

The European Union invests in airbag jeans
Transport

The European Union invests in airbag jeans

Ryanair buys another 75 Boeing 737 Max
Transport

Ryanair buys another 75 Boeing 737 Max

No more petrol and diesel cars sales in the UK from 2030
Transport

No more petrol and diesel cars sales in the UK from 2030

Paris reduces the frequency of public transport
Transport

Paris reduces the frequency of public transport

Berlin's Tegel Airport closes for good
Transport

Berlin's Tegel Airport closes for good

Train derails and lands on a whale's tail
Transport

Train derails and lands on a whale's tail

Heathrow loses title of Europe’s busiest airport
Transport

Heathrow loses title of Europe’s busiest airport

EasyJet plans to cut a third of workforce
Transport

EasyJet plans to cut a third of workforce

Dublin Cross City tram line to open on 9 December
Transport

Dublin Cross City tram line to open on 9 December

Gender-neutral announcements on London Tube
Transport

Gender-neutral announcements on London Tube