Before you arrive

Good to know

The most important questions about our day — answered short and sweet.

Should we bring our kids?

Absolutely! We don't offer official childcare, but there's a playground on site in a fenced-in area.

Where can we stay overnight?

A hotel right next to the venue isn't essential, since it's well connected by public transport. If you'd also like to sightsee in Vienna around our wedding, we'd generally recommend not necessarily picking a hotel right next to the venue, but staying somewhere more central in the city instead. „Am Roan" is especially easy to reach from districts 19, 18, 17, 9 and 20 — details below. We'll send a concrete hotel recommendation by newsletter at the latest in 2027 — feel free to sign up for that.

For orientation: how easy „Am Roan" is to reach from each Vienna district

We actually ran the numbers: travel time by public transport from the geographic midpoint of each of Vienna's 23 districts to „Am Roan", based on real Wiener Linien timetables, for a Tuesday afternoon with arrival between 3 and 5 pm.

The main thing upfront: there are only two sensible ways in. Bus 35A to Salmannsdorf runs every 7–8 minutes from Spittelau or Nußdorfer Straße (U4/U6), followed by about a 20-minute uphill walk (roughly 1.2 km, 100 m of elevation) — the standard route for pretty much all of Vienna. Bus 43A takes you straight to Dreimarkstein, just a 3-minute walk from the venue, but it only runs hourly and only on the summer timetable — for a date outside that season, check it in advance.

District from midpoint Transfers from center typical connection
17 · Hernals19 min045 min43A direct to Dreimarkstein
14 · Penzing34 min255 min52A → 43B → 43A
18 · Währing46 min042 min35A to Salmannsdorf + walk
9 · Alsergrund50 min150 min38 → 35A
16 · Ottakring52 min252 min9 → 43 → 43A
20 · Brigittenau53 min251 minU6 → 35A
15 · Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus54 min256 minU3 → S45 → 35A
8 · Josefstadt55 min255 min13A → 43 → 43A
19 · Döbling57 min241 minS45 → 35A
1 · Innere Stadt59 min354 minU1 → U4 → 38 → 35A
6 · Mariahilf59 min356 minU6 → 35A (1 transfer, 64 min)
7 · Neubau61 min259 min49 → U6 → 35A
4 · Wieden62 min361 minU4 → 35A (1 transfer, 70 min)
21 · Floridsdorf64 min353 minS2 → S45 → 35A
3 · Landstraße68 min364 minU4 → 38 → 35A
10 · Favoriten72 min364 minU1 → U4 → 38 → 35A
2 · Leopoldstadt73 min355 minS1/U2 → U6 → 35A
5 · Margareten73 min369 minU4 → 38 → 35A
12 · Meidling73 min360 minU6 → 43 → 43A
13 · Hietzing73 min352 minU4 → 43B
11 · Simmering79 min470 minU3 → U4 → 38 → 35A
23 · Liesing79 min280 minU6 → 35A
22 · Donaustadt81 min375 minU2 → U4 → 35A

A word of caution about the top spots: the geographic midpoints of Hernals, Penzing, Ottakring, Hietzing, Döbling and Liesing mostly fall in the Vienna Woods or undeveloped land and don't say much about a real home address. The "from center" column (e.g. Elterleinplatz, Gatterburggasse, Kennedybrücke) is more meaningful for that.

Bottom line: „Am Roan" is best reached from districts 19, 18, 17, 9 and 20 (roughly 40–52 minutes, 1–2 transfers). Anything along the U4 and U6 works well, since the 35A connects from both. The furthest out are districts 22, 23, 11 and 10 (70–80 minutes, 3 transfers) — with just one transfer (U4 or U6 → 35A) you can get here from almost anywhere in Vienna, just 10–20 minutes slower.

For the way home in the evening: the 35A runs until about 10:45 pm from Salmannsdorf, after which the night bus N35 takes over every 30 minutes to Nußdorfer Straße (U6). The 43A stops running around 7 pm already.

To check it yourself, use AnachB.at or the Wiener Linien app — enter „Dreimarkstein" (platform 43A) or „Salmannsdorf" as the destination, since the house address itself isn't always recognized cleanly, as the house sits right on the border between districts 17 and 19 on the Höhenstraße.

Sources: 43A timetable · 35A timetable · Moovit · Transitous · City of Vienna – district boundaries (OGD)

What can we give as a gift?

What we look forward to most is celebrating this day together with you. If you'd still like to make us happy, a contribution to our honeymoon fund would be very welcome.

What should we wear?

Festive, but ready to party — after all, there will be dancing. Feel free to bring comfortable shoes to change into.

Who are our best man and maid of honor?

For any questions about the celebration, feel free to reach out to Karen & Robert anytime.