Vignettes for driving from Czechia to Austria
Prague–Vienna runs on the Czech D1/D2 and then Austrian motorways from the Mikulov–Drasenhofen crossing. Both countries charge by vignette, so you need a Czech dálniční známka for the domestic leg and an Austrian one from the border. For a long weekend the ten-day product covers either direction.
Route: Prague – Brno – Mikulov – Vienna · D1/D2, A5 · Plate format: 1AB 2345
Driving from Czechia to Austria
Roughly 330 km and about 3:30 of driving, excluding stops.
What the vignettes do not cover
Both vignettes cover the whole Prague–Vienna run. Separate route tolls only begin further south, on the A10 Tauern route or the Brenner.
Vignettes you typically need
Combined price estimate 2026
Approximate total for a short trip (about 7–10 days of cover per country where available), including the service fee. Switzerland is annual-only. Exact products depend on your dates.
| Per country (short-trip pick) | Estimated total |
|---|---|
| Czech Republic | 17.77 EUR |
| Austria | 17.80 EUR |
| Estimated total | 35.57 EUR |
FAQ
Which vignettes do I need from Czechia to Austria?
On the main motorway corridor, plan for: Czech Republic, Austria. Origin/destination countries without a car vignette still appear in the route—only the listed vignette markets typically need a purchase.
Is the combined price the final checkout total?
No—it is a short-trip estimate using common validity lengths per country plus the service fee. Your dates, vehicle class, and exact path can change the products and total.
Do Germany, Poland, Italy, or Croatia sell a national car vignette?
Those markets generally use other toll models (or none for cars on many roads). This corridor page focuses on vignette countries you cross between them.
Can I prefill this corridor in the route checker?
Yes—use the button on this page to open the checker with start and destination cities set, then confirm dates and plate before ordering.