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@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ of cars are needed to shift kit. And full cars are a reasonable way of
transporting people. They are also useful in Austria for getting up
and down the hill. But public transport to expo also works well and
has become more popular in recent years. Bus, Train and Plane are all
practical. Details are given below. It costs £75-£200 each way,
practical. Details are given below. It costs £75-£200 each way,
depending how you travel, what mode you use and how far in advance you
book.</p>
@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Austria. i.e. <a href="http://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=47.61616&mlon=13.81218
<li><b>Autrian Railways</b> <a href="https://oebb.at/en/">http://oebb.at/</a></li>
</ol>
<p>The <a href="https://www.bahn.com/en/view/offers/europe/saver-fare-europe.shtml">Euro-Spezial ticket</a> is usually the cheapest way to get to Austria. It covers travel from London to anywhere in Germany (which includes Salzburg), starting from €40. Breaking your trip at Salzburg can save £100 easily, even if you don't actually get off the train there, just change ticket! Book early, though (3 months in advance for best prices).</p>
<p>The <a href="https://www.bahn.com/en/view/offers/europe/saver-fare-europe.shtml">Euro-Spezial ticket</a> is usually the cheapest way to get to Austria. It covers travel from London to anywhere in Germany (which includes Salzburg), starting from €40. Breaking your trip at Salzburg can save &pound;100 easily, even if you don't actually get off the train there, just change ticket! Book early, though (3 months in advance for best prices).</p>
<p>There are lots of possible routes. That above seat61 page has details for the most sensible options.</p>
@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ From the three-way junction, which is just by the Post Office ("Postampt"), foll
<b>Attnang-Puchheim</b>. The train will probably be bound for
Wein (Vienna). Change at Attnang-Puchheim and get on a local
train to <b>Bad Aussee</b>. This train will probably be bound
for Stainach-Irdning. A Salzburg->Bad Aussee ticket should be about €20/£14.</p>
for Stainach-Irdning. A Salzburg->Bad Aussee ticket should be about €20/&pound;14.</p>
<p>Train changes can be tight (only a couple of minutes); the platform numbers
are given on the timetables on the station platforms.</p>
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<p>Bus can be the cheapest way to get to expo (and probably the
lowest-carbon). Not as nice as the train, but
practical. It takes about 30 hours. International buses to
Linz (on the route to 'Vienna'/'Wien') exist, otherwise Munich (£50)
or Zurich (£75). Then get either train or National bus onwards. Bus
Linz (on the route to 'Vienna'/'Wien') exist, otherwise Munich (&pound;50)
or Zurich (&pound;75). Then get either train or National bus onwards. Bus
London - Zurich, then night train to Steinach-Irdning
(£40) is a reasonable option. Not all of these buses go every
(&pound;40) is a reasonable option. Not all of these buses go every
day. If booking at short notice bus can be excellent value.</p>
http://www.europebus.co.uk/austria/ (To Linz)