[img]https://clan.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/images//958135/b913cf5b28f074484130990b5a1167a228f40fa0.jpg[/img] Discover the wonders of Austrian rail in Train Simulator this week as we celebrate Austrian National Day. You can find a wide range of Add-Ons from the region discounted as part of the event - covering a mix of breathtaking Alpine mountain landscapes, picturesque countryside, and vibrant urban centers. You can browse the full list of Austrian DLC on the [url=https://store.steampowered.com/franchise/trainsimclassic/list/112697]Steam Store[/url]. Highlights from the sale include... [h2]Semmeringbahn - Mürzzuschlag to Gloggnitz[/h2] https://store.steampowered.com/app/325990/ The picture postcard scenery of the Austrian Alps dominate the stunning Semmeringbahn: Mürzzuschlag to Gloggnitz route. This features some of the most stunning railway scenery seen anywhere in the world – two-storey high viaducts, more than 100 stone bridges, 16 tunnels and 11 iron bridges are prominent throughout the route. Drive this route with the Class 1116 in ÖBB Livery. [h2]Tirol: Brenner - Kufstein[/h2] https://store.steampowered.com/app/820201/ Forming a connection between the Italian railway network at Verona and the Austrian network at Innsbruck, the Brennerbahn is an electrified line which crosses the valleys and passes of the Italian-Austrian border. Brenner station stands at a lofty 1,371 metres above sea level, making it the highest point on both the Austrian ÖBB network and the Italian FS network. [h2]ÖBB 5047 DMU[/h2] https://store.steampowered.com/app/1109202/ A unique railcar, the ÖBB 5047 was built in 1987 following an order for a series of diesel railcars that were based off DB’s BR 627 units. They would be designed to fulfil quieter duties on rural routes, being made of only a single vehicle and featuring an on-board ticket machine, allowing people to purchase tickets without the need for machines or additional staff at every station. [h2]ÖBB 1144 & CityShuttle Wiesel[/h2] https://store.steampowered.com/app/861885/ In the 1990s, passenger capacity on certain routes in Austria were reaching their limits, and something needed to be done to relieve the strain. The solution was the introduction of double-decker coaches. One locomotive that regularly ran these new coaches was the ÖBB 1144. Together they make for a great operational pair. [h3][url=https://store.steampowered.com/franchise/trainsimclassic/list/112697]Head to Austria[/url] this week in Train Simulator Classic.[/h3]