Vienna North Station - Praterstern
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Praterstern is Vienna's North Station, one of the largest in the Austrian capital. In terms of age, it is also a very respected building. The station opened in 1838 and was the terminus of the railway that ran between Vienna and Deutsch Wagram Station. Then the branch was extended to Brzeclaw and beyond. There was an opportunity to get by train from Austria to Poland and the Czech Republic.
Praterstern Station is named after Praterstern Square. Now suburban and intercity trains stop here, there is a subway.
Vienna’s North Station has also become known as an architectural landmark. This structure harmoniously combines stone, metal and glass. The station was reconstructed and expanded in 2008. At that time, preparations were underway for the European Football Championship, which was held in Austria and Switzerland at the same time.
You can get to Vienna's North Station and Pratenstern Square by metro, tram, train. There are many hotels in the area where you can stay.
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