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Wallersee
Express

Wallersee Express

Fun for the whole family!

The chugging slow train has been putting a smile on the faces of young and old for more than 30 years. When you hear the distinctive sound from afar, children's eyes light up and they wait with joy for the arrival of the colourful train.
When the sun shines from the sky again in the warm summer months, the slow train once again makes its rounds through Seekirchen from the town centre to the lido. This popular, free means of transport is normally available on the extended Weekends in spring and from the Summer holidays again in use all day in fair weather, ensuring a carefree trip to a swimming trip at Wallersee.

 From Saturday, 06 July 2024 the slow train chugs through Seekirchen again during the summer holidays according to the timetable. 

CANCELLATION: Fairy tale hour on Friday 02.08.2024
Due to family reasons, the fairytale hour at the Seemoosstadl with the princess as part of the Seekirchen Summer Fun will take place on Friday, 02.08. Unfortunately not take place. Thank you for your understanding!

 

Tip along the route: Enjoy the surroundings, the nature, the view of the lake and observe the hustle and bustle along the route. There is always something to discover. For example, at World of Windhager - here it's worth getting out and going on a journey of discovery.

The Wallersee Express can also be used for a Special trip can be booked (outside scheduled hours) for birthday parties and events.

Info & Information for the exact departure times please contact the Seekirchen Tourist Office under the Slow train hotline +43 6212/4035, on all office notice boards and on Instagram & Facebook.

Regular journeys on the slow train are free of charge!


Seekirchen Tourist Office Logo

Tourist office
pin_drop Main street 3
5201 Seekirchen am Wallersee

mail Send e-mail phone_iphone +43 6212 4035

Opening hours
door_open MO-FR: 09-13 and 14-18 o'clock
SA: 09-14 h

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