Your Host
As Vienna’s public transport operator, Wiener Linien delivers reliable mobility across the city — every day and for everyone. Beyond subways, trams and buses, we offer integrated services like bike- and car-sharing to ensure seamless travel from door to door. Through smart planning, digital tools and inclusive design, we’re helping shape a future where shared mobility supports vibrant urban life and sustainable city development.
Your Co-Organizers
As Austria’s leading mobility provider, the federal railway operator ÖBB offers seamless travel across regions, borders, and modes. From high-speed rail to regional trains, from last-mile connections to digital ticketing, ÖBB is building a network that works for everyone. Through partnerships with bike-sharing, e-mobility, and local transport services, sustainable and inclusive mobility is made possible for urban commuters, rural communities and international travellers alike.
The Federal Ministry of Innovation, Mobility and Infrastructure combines responsibilities relating to transport, mobility, infrastructure and technological development. The directorates for transport and mobility deal with regulatory and strategic transport issues as well as new mobility services such as shared mobility. These are anchored in the Sharing Strategy and therefore are part of the implementation of the Mobility Master Plan 2030. In doing so, the ministry actively promotes multimodal mobility. In order to create intermodal transport chains, mobility services need to be seamlessly coordinated to ultimately create a viable interconnected transportation system.
nextbike GmbH was founded in 2004 and is the core of the nextbike group, which is headquartered in Leipzig, Germany. With two decades of experience and over 300 locations in more than 20 countries, the group is the undisputed European market leader in bike sharing systems and sustainably shaping multimodal public mobility services. nextbike is operator of WienMobilRad.
Your Co-Organizers
As Austria’s leading mobility provider, the federal railway operator ÖBB offers seamless travel across regions, borders, and modes. From high-speed rail to regional trains, from last-mile connections to digital ticketing, ÖBB is building a network that works for everyone. Through partnerships with bike-sharing, e-mobility, and local transport services, sustainable and inclusive mobility is made possible for urban commuters, rural communities and international travellers alike.
The Federal Ministry of Innovation, Mobility and Infrastructure combines responsibilities relating to transport, mobility, infrastructure and technological development. The directorates for transport and mobility deal with regulatory and strategic transport issues as well as new mobility services such as shared mobility. These are anchored in the Sharing Strategy and therefore are part of the implementation of the Mobility Master Plan 2030. In doing so, the ministry actively promotes multimodal mobility. In order to create intermodal transport chains, mobility services need to be seamlessly coordinated to ultimately create a viable interconnected transportation system.
nextbike GmbH was founded in 2004 and is the core of the nextbike group, which is headquartered in Leipzig, Germany. With two decades of experience and over 300 locations in more than 20 countries, the group is the undisputed European market leader in bike sharing systems and sustainably shaping multimodal public mobility services. nextbike is operator of WienMobilRad.
the LOCATION
Leave your tie at home and join us at the iconic Remise, once the backdrop for a Pussycat Dolls music video.
The old tram depot is now used as a multifunctional space, accomodating lots a different uses: an interactive museum, christmas market, music video background – and now the stage for scaling up shared mobility!
How to get to the location at Fruethstraße 2, 1030 Wien:
- By subway: U3 station Schlachthausgasse
- By tram: Line 18, stop Schlachthausgasse
- By bus: lines 77A and 80A, stop Ludwig-Koeßler-Platz
Need help getting there? See the Wiener Linien route planner.
The afterparty will take place in the city center.