Quellenstraße 59-63

Welcome to 1100 Vienna

Favoriten is the 10th district of Vienna. It is located south of the inner districts, extends to the southern city limits and is an area district with strong population growth and high construction activity. Early on, the district enjoyed rapid population growth due to many resident industries. Already at the beginning of World War I, the district population was almost 160,000. Even after World War II, the population in Favoriten - in contrast to many other Viennese districts - quickly rose again to the pre-war level due to large-scale land reserves. Today, Favoriten is the city's most populous district, with about 210,000 residents, and is home to about 10 percent of Vienna's total population. Historically, Favoriten was always perceived as a working-class district, but this has changed considerably in recent years.

Microlocation Quellenstraße

Quellenstraße 59-63 is in an excellent location and is ideally connected to the public transportation network. A variety of public transportation options, such as the Reumannplatz subway station or Vienna's main train station, are in the immediate vicinity. The city center of Vienna can thus be reached within a few minutes.

Discover the surroundings

Quellenstraße 59-63 is in an excellent location and is ideally connected to the public transportation network. A variety of public transportation options such as the Reumannplatz subway station, which is only a 10-minute walk away, as well as Vienna's main train station, which is a 6-minute walk away, are central transportation hubs in Vienna. Via the Vienna Central Station you can comfortably reach Vienna's city center.

Vienna Central Station

More than 30,000 new residential units have been built around the area of the main station in recent years. The main station has thus had a major impact on Vienna's cityscape. Since the complete opening of the main station in 2015, more than 268,000 passengers pass through here every day, which is why it is considered the busiest station in Austria. In addition to long-distance trains to all of Europe, public transport is also seamlessly integrated into the infrastructure of the main station. Both the U1 subway and commuter trains and streetcars come together at this transportation hub.

In addition to local and long-distance transportation, the facility also offers a shopping center with more than 20,000 m², which is used not only by travelers and employees in the area, but also by residents and visitors.

A new urban district has also been created in the immediate vicinity around the main station, where several thousand apartments have been built and many jobs have been created by the relocation of many large domestic and international companies. Erste Bank, for example, opened its new campus a few years ago right next to the main station and, appropriately enough, the corporate headquarters of the Austrian Federal Railway are now also located at the new main station.

The central station has therefore not only created an important transport hub, but has also had a lasting positive impact on an entire city district.

Favoritenstraße

Favoritenstraße is one of the longest shopping streets in Austria and offers a wide range of different stores. In addition to traditional family businesses and international chains, numerous culinary offerings also line the Favoritenstraße.

Wienerberg City

Wienerberg City is a district in Favoriten and, along with Donau City, forms Vienna's largest skyscraper cluster. The former corporate headquarters of Philips Austria was initially built on the site of the former brickworks. Gradually, further high-rise buildings were constructed, so that today it is a district in its own right. In total, the modern district has about 230,000 m² of total floor space, of which about 130,000 m² is office and retail space. Of the 8 buildings in Wienerberg City, 3 have a height of over 100 meters. A cinema, a shopping center, a hotel and educational facilities complete the offer.

Wienerberg recreation area

The Wienerberg recreation area in Vienna is a large green space on former brickyard land on the southern slope of the Wienerberg. It is located in the south of the city in the 10th district (Favoriten) between Triester Strasse in the west, Raxstrasse in the north, Neilreichgasse in the east and Otto-Probst-Strasse and Friedrich-Adler-Weg in the south. It is one of the areas acquired by the city administration from 1955 onwards in decades of effort to enable the extension of the forest and meadow belt to the south and east.

Columbus Center

The Columbus Center is a small but very fine shopping mall that enjoys great popularity locally. The center on the pedestrian zone Favoritenstraße in the 10th district is characterized by its variety of stores, its location and infrastructure. The Columbus Center offers a successful, relaxed shopping experience in a central and lively part of Vienna.