Railjet service ‘Vindobona’ connecting Vienna, Prague and Berlin back this summer

Railjet 'Vindabona' trains at Vienna station Harald Eisenberger / ÖBB

The Railjet train service 258/259, named Vindobona, celebrated its revival in 2020 after being discontinued since 2014. Soon after, however, travellers were left disappointed as the full route was temporarily affected by the construction activities over the past six months. From July 1st, the popular service is making a comeback, Austrian railways ÖBB announced this week. 

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Author: Esther Geerts

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