Citybikes Vienna

Find the Right Bike

Tap classic bikes, e-bikes or bikes with a child seat right in the map legend to show only the stations that have them. Each e-bike shows its current battery level so you know how far it can take you.

Air Pumps and Bike Service

Flat tyre? The map shows more than 160 public air pumps, repair stations with tools and inner tube vending machines. Filter for what you need and start cycling directions to the nearest one with a single tap.

Bike Lanes on the Map

Show separated bike paths in green, painted lanes in blue and shared spaces in orange, and switch each type on or off. You can see what kind of road to expect before you set off.

Know Before You Go

Check typical availability for any hour of the day. If your regular station tends to be empty during the morning rush, the app tells you so you can plan ahead.

Never Miss a Bike

Tap the bell on any station to set a notification. The moment a bike becomes available there, you get an alert. Useful for peak hours when stations empty out fast.

Smart Suggestions

Not sure which station to head to? The app recommends the best option near you based on live availability and walking distance, and lists stations and service points by distance.

Open the map

Every WienMobil Rad station appears on the map with live bike and box counts, colour-coded so you can see availability at a glance.

Tap any station

See exact bike counts, e-bike battery levels, free return spaces, typical availability and the walking distance from where you are.

Walk there and ride

Follow walking directions to the station. Pick up your bike and return it at another WienMobil Rad station when you finish your ride.

Is this the official WienMobil app?

No. Citybikes Vienna is an independent companion app, not affiliated with WienMobil, nextbike, or Wiener Linien. It reads the same live data feed and focuses entirely on making it easier to find and reach a bike.

Does the app cost anything?

The app itself is free. Bike rental is charged separately by WienMobil Rad. Check the operator’s current tariffs before riding.

Does it work in English?

Yes. The app is fully available in English, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, Nederlands, and Русский. It switches automatically based on your device language.

Where do the air pumps and bike lanes come from?

Both come from the City of Vienna’s open data. Most WienMobil service stations have tools and an air pump. Opening hours and equipment status are not checked live, and you can report a new or broken station to the Mobilitätsagentur Wien.

How current is the availability data?

The map uses availability data from the WienMobil Rad network. Bikes can be taken or returned between refreshes, so check the station again before you set out.