Belgrade to Vienna from $31: 8 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Onboard services vary depending on the train operator, such as Serbian Railways or ÖBB (Austrian Federal Railways). Generally, you can expect catering services that include a dining cart offering snacks, hot meals, and beverages. Advanced bookings could grant you meal options, so check the operator's website for specific menus. For Serbian Railways, visit zeleznicesrbije.com and for ÖBB, visit oebb.at

• The train options available for travel from Belgrade to Vienna typically include First Class, Business Class, and Economy Class. First Class passengers enjoy more spacious seating with complimentary refreshments. Business Class offers additional comfort with larger seats and power outlets, whereas Economy Class is budget-friendly but still provides decent legroom. Always check on the train’s layout via the operator's website to confirm seating options.

• Upon arrival at Wien Hauptbahnhof (Vienna Central Station), you can easily navigate the station as it has clear signage in English and German. There are luggage storage facilities available on level 0, where you can securely leave your bags for a few hours. Additionally, restrooms are located throughout the station, and while showers may not be available directly, you can find nearby hotels that offer day-use facilities.