Redtenbachergasse 64

Welcome to 1160 Vienna

Ottakring, the 16th district of Vienna, is a former industrial district that is now appreciated for its multiculturalism and growing urbanity. The district's diversity is already evident in its topography: the hilly foothills of the Vienna Woods are located in the west of the district and flatten out more and more towards the city. At Wilhelminenberg, there is room for extensive walks, and Wilhelminenberg Castle, built in the imperial style, is also located there. More urban development can be found the further one moves towards the city center in the direction of the Wiener Stadthalle. Not only Vienna's largest brewery, the Ottakringer Brewery, but also the city's longest street market, the Brunnenmarkt, is located here. Residents like to call it "Orient ums Eck" (orient around the corner) and use it not only for shopping opportunities, but also for the attractive culinary offerings that have settled around Yppenplatz.

Microlocation Redtenbachergasse

Nothing is worth more than a good location. The "Redtenbachergasse 64" project is located in the middle of Vienna's 16th district. In the immediate vicinity are numerous local amenities such as supermarkets, specialty shopping centers and restaurants. Due to the direct proximity to the train station Vienna Hernals as well as to relevant streetcar lines, the city center of Vienna can be easily reached by public transport. Green spaces such as the Congress Park are within walking distance and invite you to linger.

Discover the surroundings

Vienna's 16th district has a lot to offer. To the west, a beautiful panoramic view of Vienna can be enjoyed from the famous Jubiläumswarte. The Ottakringer Cemetery, the Ottakringer Baths and the Ottakringer Brewery are characteristic features of Vienna's 16th district. Not only the Ottakringer brewery with its world-famous Ottakringer beer has its headquarters here, but also the world-famous coffee roasting company Julius Meinl. Culinary lovers will not miss out in Ottakring either. The colorful and culinary diverse Brunnenmarkt as well as numerous other eateries invite you to discover.

Congress Park and Congress Baths

With its approximately 61,000 m², Kongresspark is one of the largest public parks in Ottakring. The park was laid out in 1927 according to plans by architect Erich Franz Leischner. The Kongressbad was built at the same time as the park. The Congress Park offers a spacious area for leisure activities of all kinds. Here, children can let off steam with a wide range of play activities, but adults also have plenty of sporting opportunities.

Brunnenmarkt

The Brunnenmarkt is Vienna's longest street market and stretches along Brunnengasse from Thalia Strasse to Ottakringer Strasse. With around 170 market stalls and 948 meters, the Brunnenmarkt is the longest permanent detail market in Europe. The Brunnenmarkt is also known as the "Orient around the corner", which is due to its colorful and multicultural ambience. This makes it the second largest inner-city market in Vienna after the Naschmarkt and the largest in Ottakring. A lively and colorful culinary scene has established itself around the Brunnenmarkt. From cafés, bars and oriental cuisine to regional food, souvenirs and designer products - you can find it all here at Brunnenmarkt.

Cafés on Yppenplatz

For all winter sun worshippers, a visit to Yppenplatz and the gatronomies located there is recommended in the 16th district. Whether it's for breakfast at Dolce Lago, a quick coffee at Café Frida, or an after-work Spritzwein at Wirr 11 next to the large window front, the cozy locations await visitors and, thanks to the adjacent Brunnenmarkt, also provide numerous regional delicacies. But also in the rest of the months you meet in the cozy cafes a great and relaxed atmosphere and delicious offers.

Ottakringer Brewery

The Ottakringer Brewery is home to Vienna's brewing tradition and, as such, is an important part of Vienna's culinary culture. The brewery was founded in 1837 by master miller Heinrich Plank after the then landowner, Klosterneuburg Abbey, granted the brewing permit in 1837. The business was moved to the brewery building, which still exists today, in 1850 and expanded into a large brewery over the following decades. In peak years, up to 350,000 hectoliters of beer are produced here.

Kuffner Palace

The existing late historic Palais Kuffner is a building erected in 1893 for brewery owner and Ottakring mayor Moritz Kuffner. Since the palace is privately owned and not open to the public, the bourgeois flair of that time can only be experienced at events and during a visit to Harmer's Bar. Music lovers in particular get their money's worth here at the regular jazz sessions.

Jubiläumswarte

On the western outskirts of Vienna in the 16th district is the Jubiläumswarte. The observation platform on the Gallitzinberg offers an ideal place to get a beautiful panoramic view of Vienna. The observation tower is freely accessible all year round in fair weather.