You can buy the Vienna transit pass from the ticket vending machines at the airport. If you have it, either bought there or in advance, you need to pay only the part of the ride which is outside of Vienna. You can select an option at the ticket machine saying that you have already a ticket for the Vienna city (and state) area.. Here's a list of some currency exchange bureaus operating in Vienna: Currency Bureau. Address. Contact Information. The Change Group. Neuer Markt 2, 1010 Wien, Austria. +43 1 9610666. Interchange Austria. Stephansplatz 9, 1010 Wien, Austria.

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1. Re: Cash or card in Vienna + transport question. 4 Jul 2023, 13:39. Cards have become a lot more common with the pandemic. However, I would carry some cash just in case, maybe 100 Euros or so. You will have no trouble unloading it near the end of your stay, as cash is still universally accepted in Austria.. Currency: Since 1 January 2002, payment has been made in Austria with euros (= 100 euro-cents). Austria is one of those member states of the European Union that took part in the European Currency Reform, and replaced its old currency (the Schilling) with the euro. There are banknotes with the values of 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500 euros.