Krems railway station

Krems an der Donau Railway Station

Krems an der Donau station is a through station and railway junction in Lower Austria’s central region. It serves as the terminus of an electrified branch line of the Franz-Josefs-Bahn (opened in 1872, electrified in 1982) and the starting point of non-electrified routes to St. Pölten Hauptbahnhof (opened in 1879) and into the Wachau Valley (Donauuferbahn, opened in 1909). It also marks the western boundary of the VOR (Verkehrsverbund Ost-Region) transport network.
Station Facilities

The station features:
✔ A multi-story parking garage with free Park & Ride spaces
✔ Covered bicycle parking
✔ Station hall amenities:

Supermarket (open Sundays)

Newsstand (Trafik)

ÖBB Travel Center

Coin-operated telephone

Ticket vending machine

Platform Layout

The station has two platforms (main and island platform) divided into five platform sectors:

Platforms 2A/3A: Trains to Vienna and Kamptalbahn (Absdorf-Hippersdorf)

Platforms 1A/11: Trains to Horn and Sigmundsherberg

Platforms 1B/2B/21: Formerly served the discontinued Donauuferbahn (Spitz, Emmersdorf, St. Valentin)

Platforms 3B/21: Trains to St. Pölten Hauptbahnhof
(Note: Some exceptions may apply.)

Access & Transport Connections

Bus terminal for regional buses (located on the forecourt)

Short-term parking zone (long-term parking available in the garage)

Taxi stand and city bus stops (covered waiting area)

Fully wheelchair-accessible via elevators (all platforms and parking garage)