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E‑Vignettes from Vienna to Zagreb

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How long in Austria
Tolled tunnels and passes
How long in Slovenia

Croatia charges tolls on the road instead of a vignette.

Total €66.552 e‑vignettes

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Everything clear before you set off

Via Graz, the Spielfeld crossing, Maribor and Ptuj.

You need 2 e‑vignettes, Austrian and Slovenian.

€66.55

Croatia has no e‑vignette: its motorway tolls are paid at the toll booth, and we do not sell those.

Costed for a return trip that leaves one day and comes back 7 days later, so the destination is covered for all 8 calendar days and every country on the way is crossed twice. A longer stay moves a country to a longer e‑vignette and changes the total: the planner works out your own dates.

The countries you cross, in order

  • Austria

    10-day e‑vignette, covering the 2 days you are in the country

    €21.75
  • Slovenia

    monthly e‑vignette, covering the 2 days you are in the country

    €44.80
  • Croatia

    Motorway tolls are charged per section and paid at toll stations or by transponder.

Croatia charges tolls on the road instead of a vignette.

The drive

Three hundred and eighty kilometres and one of the shortest international drives that still needs two e‑vignettes. The Austrian A2 leg to Spielfeld is about 200 kilometres and the Slovenian leg through Maribor is under 100, and each country wants its own cover for both the day you drive down and the day you drive back. Croatia is a barrier ticket from Macelj.

Buy these for your dates

The total above assumes a week away. Give us your real dates and we price the same drive against them.

Route and countries last checked . Prices come from the official tariffs in our catalogue and change with them. Official rules can change: check the operator for the final word.

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