Various means of transport in the Transport Association

Be it train, bus or tramway – all means of transport with a one-, two- or three-digit line number (including the Schloßbergbahn in Graz) is part of the Styrian Transport Association and can be used. The line number scheme gives you a point of reference.

Trains + Regional Buses

• the 2^nd class of all trains in Styria can be with a ticket of the Transport Association. Rail lines are identified with an R and a three-digit line number (e.g. R500), suburban trains with an S and a one/two-digit line number (e.g. S5).
• Regional bus lines can be identified with a three-digit line number (e.g. 470). The first digit changes depending on the geographic location (e.g. 200 for the corridor to Weiz). Lines whose identifier ends with a 0 or 1 have Graz as their destination.
  - Lines 100: from Graz to Bruck/Mur, Leoben (Mariazell, Mürzzuschlag)
  - Lines 200: from Graz to Gleisdorf, Weiz, Birkfeld
  - Lines 300: from Graz to Gleisdorf, Hartberg
  - Lines 400: from Graz to Laßnitzhöhe, Feldbach, Fürstenfeld, Bad Gleichenberg
  - Lines 500: from Graz to St. Stefan im Rosental, Mureck
  - Lines 600: from Graz to Leibnitz, Spielfeld, Bad Radkersburg
  - Lines 700: from Graz to Lieboch, Köflach, Stainz, Deutschlandsberg
  - Lines 800: in the upper Murtal (from Leoben to Knittelfeld, Judenburg, Murau)
  - Lines 900: in Ennstal (e.g. Schladming) and Ausseerland (around Bad Aussee)

Attention: In thinly populated regions, on-call buses are used more frequently. These are buses that travel the fixed routes but only operate if ordered by telephone in advance. Per person and trip, a call charge of € 0.70 is added to the standard rate (not for persons, however, who are transported free of charge).
Network map of Styria (PDF)

Tramways + City Buses in Graz

• Eight tramway lines operate in the provincial capital of Graz. They constitute the backbone of public transport. Lines 1 to 7 all serve the city centre, lines 13 and 26 only operate in the evening and on weekends and substitute some of the main lines. Lines 3 and 6 serve the central railway station, in the evening lines 1 and 7 also serve the central railway station.
• In addition, more than 30 urban bus lines area available. Lines with the number 30 and 40 directly serve the city centre.
• Seven night bus lines operate during weekends.
• The Graz Airport is served by the regional bus lines 630/631 (starting at the central railway station or Jakominiplatz) or by the suburban train S5 (starting at the central railway station).

Brochure (PDF)
Network map City of Graz (PDF)
Nightline map Graz (PDF)

Getting to other cities/towns using the city’s public transport
City bus lines also operate in the cities of Leoben, Bruck/Kapfenberg and in Aichfeld. They have two-digit line numbers, only the lines in Leoben have letters.
Network map Leoben | PDF
Network map Bruck/Kapfenberg | PDF
Network map Aichfeld | PDF

Attention: Other means of transport and transport companies which may not be used with tickets of the Styrian Transport Association have four-digit numbers or letters.