Traveling with my dog to Austria: Passport and public transportation.
Monday, June , 2016
Transportation
EU countries require an international pet passport - which will include the veterinary certificate and the validity of the rabies vaccine, which must be administered at least 30 days before traveling and must not be more than 1 year old.
Each animal must have its number tattooed in a clearly visible place or carry a microchip. Dogs must be leashed and muzzled to access public transportation.
Places where you CAN take your dog with you:
Mountain cable cars On public transport: subway, bus, and tram, with leash and muzzle – The ticket price is €1.10 In various shops and restaurants (ask beforehand as there is no general rule). In hotels, farms, or guesthouses. An extra charge per pet is usually applied. You can find pet-friendly accommodations in our hotel search engine at viajes4patas.com Open gardens. In cities, there are small parks explicitly designated for dogs, where they can move freely within the enclosure.Dogs are not accepted in:
Food stores. Museums, castles, abbeys, churches, palaces, and palace gardens. Gardens or children's areas.Source: Official tourism portal of Austria
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