Alser Straße (Vienna U-Bahn)

The station Alserstraße is an above-ground station of the Vienna U -Bahn line U6 in Vienna's 9th district Alsergrund. It is named after the immured in the 19th century Viennese forest stream as designated Alserstraße. The elevated station extends along the Hernalser belt between the Kinderspitalgasse in the south and Lazarettgasse in the north.

The station was opened in 1898 for the first time in 1918 and closed in 1925 reopened as part of the electrified belt line of the Vienna Stadtbahn. In 1989, the start of operations of the U6. The building is east and west side, enter through the green painted swing doors typical of the Otto -Wagner- rail style. From the reception hall stairs lead down to the platforms. Barrier-free access via lifts is on access Outside Hernalser belt. It is possible to take tram 43 in direction Neuwaldegg or Schottentor and not far to upgrade to the line 44 in the direction Schottentor or arbor creek. Nearby is the St. Anna Children's Hospital and the nightlife area along the western belt with numerous restaurants.