German is the official language, so you'll see German letters like ö, ü, ä, and ß. Tram and bus stops are also labelled "Haltestelle," just like in Germany.

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German is the official language, so you'll see German letters like ö, ü, ä, and ß. Tram and bus stops are also labelled "Haltestelle," just like in Germany.


Sign posts are sometimes painted red and white.



The black cap on top of bollards has a shape that differs from other countries.

License plates follow the EU (European Union) format.
Once you know the area: which part of it
Area Code
Phone area codes are assigned by region. When a number shows up on a sign, an advert or a van, its leading digits narrow the location down to a part of the country.
Once you know the region: which city or town
Vienna can be narrowed down further by district. Head to the location matching the number at the front of a street sign — 22 for the leftmost district, 1 for the rightmost — and if the number is small, head toward the centre.


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