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tram 11: headway, hours of service, vehicles

Every 5 minutes in the daytime, every 10 in the evening, last departure 0:15 (Mon–Fri). 32 stops from Otto-Probst-Platz to Kaiserebersdorf, Zinnergasse.

Timetable as of 31 October 2026 · not real time

In short: Every 5 minutes in the daytime, every 10 in the evening, last departure 0:15 (Mon–Fri). 32 stops from Otto-Probst-Platz to Kaiserebersdorf, Zinnergasse.

Headway and hours of service

Mon–Fridaytime every 5 min · evenings every 10 · 5:33–0:15
Saturdaydaytime every 8 min · evenings every 10 · 6:59–0:15
Sundaydaytime every 8 min · evenings every 10 · 7:15–0:15

tram 11 does not run through the night. Last departure on weekdays around 0:15, first around 5:33; the night buses cover the hours in between.

Vehicles

Flexity Wien · seit 2018air-conditioned
ULF · 1997–2017air-conditioned

the newer generation air-conditioned, the older not

E2 (Hochflur) · 1978–1990no air conditioning

being phased out

Trams are not assigned to lines permanently: Flexity and the newer ULF are air-conditioned, the E2 high-floor trams and older ULF are not.

32 stops

  1. Otto-Probst-Platz
  2. Tesarekplatz
  3. Otto-Probst-Straße
  4. Frödenplatz
  5. Wienerfeldgasse
  6. Sahulkastraße
  7. Raxstraße
  8. Troststraße/Neilreichgasse
  9. Laxenburger Straße/Troststraße
  10. Arthaberplatz
  11. Quellenplatz
  12. Reumannplatz
  13. Gellertplatz
  14. Schrankenberggasse
  15. Absberggasse
  16. Geiereckstraße
  17. Geiselbergstraße
  18. Polkorabplatz
  19. Enkplatz/Grillgasse
  20. Braunhubergasse
  21. Simmering
  22. Fickeysstraße
  23. Weißenböckstraße
  24. Zentralfriedhof 1.Tor
  25. Zentralfriedhof 2.Tor
  26. Zentralfriedhof 3.Tor
  27. Zentralfriedhof 4.Tor
  28. Widholzgasse
  29. Leberberg
  30. Svetelskystraße
  31. Valiergasse
  32. Kaiserebersdorf, Zinnergasse
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Frequently asked

How often does the tram 11 run?

daytime every 5 min · evenings every 10 · 5:33–0:15 on weekdays, daytime every 8 min · evenings every 10 · 6:59–0:15 on Saturdays, daytime every 8 min · evenings every 10 · 7:15–0:15 on Sundays. Headway is the median gap between departures per direction at the busiest stop, from the Wiener Linien timetable as of 31 October 2026.

When is the last tram 11?

On weekdays around 0:15, on Saturdays 0:15, on Sundays 0:15. First departure on weekdays around 5:33.

Is the tram 11 air-conditioned?

Trams are not assigned to lines permanently: Flexity and the newer ULF are air-conditioned, the E2 high-floor trams and older ULF are not.

Does the tram 11 run at night?

tram 11 does not run through the night. Last departure on weekdays around 0:15, first around 5:33; the night buses cover the hours in between.

Source: Wiener Linien, GTFS timetable data (data.gv.at, CC BY 4.0); S-Bahn: ÖBB-Personenverkehr AG, GTFS timetable and passenger vehicle data (data.oebb.at, CC BY 4.0); headway = median gap between departures per direction, daytime 6–20 h, evenings 20–24 h, nights 1–4 h. Fleet and air conditioning: Wiener Linien, Klimaanlagen, and ÖBB vehicle data. Positions on the map are computed from the timetable, not measured.

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