Brigittenauer Lände 42

Welcome to 1200 Vienna

Brigittenau is a district on the rise. Here the residents find everything that makes living in the city attractive: Haus Brigittenauerlände 42 is located directly on the canal, a few steps away from the Friedensbrücke, which connects the Grätzel with the 9th district. A station of the U4 underground line is also located there. The bank of the Danube Canal is ideal for morning or evening sports. Cyclists and joggers enjoy many flat kilometres along the water.

By car you can reach the city centre in a few minutes. In direct connection to the north you can reach nice excursion places and stylish Heurigen, in south-eastern direction there is a line to the airport.

Only a few minutes' walk from house 42 of the Brigittenauerlände is the Augarten, which belongs to the second district and is the oldest baroque garden in the city. With its more than 52 hectares it offers enough space for all outdoor activities and for contemplative walks. The gardens are built in the French style with elaborate flower landscapes and shady avenues. Behind the Augarten, a new green area with the programmatic name "Die grüne Mitte" (The Green Centre) will be created on the site of the former Nordwestbahnhof from 2020.

Explore the surroundings

Hanover Fair

The Hanover Market is a market in Vienna's 20th district of Brigittenau, which extends along Hanovergasse from Othmargasse to Gerhardusgasse. Its current appearance dates back to the general renovation in 2003 and the establishment of various sales stands and restaurants.

Liechtenstein Palace

The Liechtenstein Garden Palace is a baroque palace on Fürstengasse in the 9th district of Vienna, Alsergrund. In 1687 Prince Johann Adam Andreas von Liechtenstein acquired a garden with neighbouring meadows from Count Weikhard von Auersperg in the Rossau. Part of the private art collection of the Prince von und zu Liechtenstein is still housed in the gallery rooms of the palace. Today the Palais is regularly used as a wedding location.

Augarten

The Augarten is a public park with the oldest baroque gardens in Vienna. Besides a well-kept parterre garden with lavish flower landscapes, it also offers a spacious area with shady avenues of chestnut, armour, lime, ash and maple trees, which provides space for recreation as well as sports activities for the local population and tourists.

Danube Canal

The Danube Canal, once also called Wiener Wasser or Wiener Arm, is the arm of the Danube that runs through the city centre of Vienna. The Danube Canal branches off the Danube in the 19th district near Nussdorf and flows into it again at the Praterspitz. Out of the 23 districts of Vienna, nearly one third profits from this extraordinary water surface: downstream, at the right side, there are the districts 19, 9, 1, 3 and 11; at the left side, there are the districts 20 and 2. Specially at the height of Leopoldstadt, there is a lively hustle and bustle of people on the canal that can be observed during the nice days, specially at the height of Leopoldstadt, as here, a multitude of restaurants and bars are established. Those who have ever experienced the afternoon sun here know that the Danube Canal is a great place for relaxing moments with family and friends. Those who prefer to spend their free time in sportswear will also get their money's worth: upstream and downstream, people are enthusiastically cycling, jogging, walking and much more.