how to get to the event stress-free
Rudolf-Diesel-Straße 30, 2700 Wiener Neustadt. If you were just looking for the address, that’s it. If you want to know where to park, which bus to take, and when to set off so you arrive relaxed instead of being the last one standing in the hall: the next five minutes of reading will save you a lot of nerves on event day.
Getting to ARENA NOVA by car
ARENA NOVA is in the north of Wiener Neustadt, just a few minutes from the A2 Southern Motorway. Coming from Vienna, take the Wöllersdorf exit and at the roundabout continue straight on the B21, the so-called northern bypass. [CHECK: preferred exit – Wöllersdorf or Wiener Neustadt Nord?] From there, the site is signposted.
From Burgenland, the route is via the S4; from the south, take the A2 towards Vienna. From the south of Vienna, you’ll be here in around half an hour; from Eisenstadt, in about 35 minutes.
For your sat nav, “Rudolf-Diesel-Straße 30, 2700 Wiener Neustadt” is the most reliable entry. “Arena Nova” also works in the common map services.
Parking: around 1,000 spaces right in front of the hall
Around 1,000 parking spaces are available around the halls—free of charge and without reservation. No shuttle bus, no trek through three side streets: you park the car and walk to the entrance.
For major events with several thousand guests, marshals will direct you to the areas. On those days, allow an extra 20 to 30 minutes, especially in the last half hour before the start—experience shows everyone turns up at the same time.
Coaches and motorhomes are best to quickly check in with the office in advance so a suitable area can be kept free.
Getting here by public transport: train and bus
Wiener Neustadt main station is on the Southern Railway and can be reached from Vienna in a good half hour, with frequent services during the day. From the station, city bus line G takes you to the “Rudolf-Diesel-Straße” stop; from there it’s just a few minutes on foot.
Alternatively, there’s a taxi rank at the station; depending on traffic, the ride takes around ten minutes.
A note for evening events: check the last connection back before relying on buses and trains. For concerts ending after 10 PM, the options get limited.
Step-free access to the event
The halls are accessible at ground level, and parking spaces for people with disabilities are close to the entrance.
If you’re coming with a wheelchair, walker, or a companion, a quick call in advance is the fastest solution: the team can tell you which entrance is best for the specific event—trade fairs use a different one than concerts.
Arriving from abroad
Vienna Airport (Schwechat) is around 60 km away—about 45 minutes by car. By train, travel via Vienna Main Station and continue to Wiener Neustadt. For multi-day trade fairs and congresses, you’ll find hotels both in the city centre and near the station.
