The ferry docks are easily accessible from both towns. In Korneuburg, it's near the main harbor area. In Klosterneuburg, it's typically on the Danube promenade. Public transport options are available in both cities to reach the ferry points.

Yes, both Korneuburg and Klosterneuburg are well-connected by public transport (trains and buses), making it easy to reach the ferry terminals.

The Rollfähre is primarily for foot passengers and cyclists. While it can accommodate some vehicles, it's best to check in advance if you plan to bring a car, though bicycles are usually welcome.

Fares are typically very reasonable, especially for foot passengers and cyclists. It's a small fee for a scenic journey. Exact prices can be found on local transport websites or at the ferry point.

Tickets are usually purchased directly at the ferry point before boarding. It's a simple process, and advance booking is generally not required for individuals or small groups.

The ferry operates seasonally, typically from spring to autumn. Hours vary daily and are subject to weather conditions. Always check the official schedule online before your visit.

The crossing is quite short, usually around 15 minutes, offering a pleasant and efficient way to travel between the two towns.

You'll get lovely views of the Danube River, the riverbanks, and the charming skylines of both Korneuburg and Klosterneuburg. It's a great photo opportunity.

Crowds can vary. Weekends and peak season afternoons might be busier, while weekday mornings tend to be quieter, often used by locals commuting.

The ferry itself is a transport service and typically does not offer food or drink. It's best to enjoy meals in Korneuburg or Klosterneuburg before or after your ride.

The bow and stern of the ferry offer unobstructed views. Try to capture the approaching or receding shorelines and the river itself.

Early morning or late afternoon light can be beautiful for capturing the Danube and the towns. Golden hour offers a magical glow.