Stumpergasse 7

Welcome in 1060 Vienna

The 6th district, also known as "Mariahilf", is located in the heart of Vienna. Besides its excellent infrastructure with numerous local suppliers, shopping streets and traffic connections, it borders directly on the 1st district, the city center of Vienna. The 6th district is a district of colorful hustle and bustle amidst its coffee house classics and newfangled eateries. With the "Naschmarkt", the largest and probably best known market in the city center, with its special flair of market stalls and international market stalls and international localities.

Microlocation Stumpergasse

Nothing is worth more than a good location. The project "Stumpergasse 7" is located in easily accessible surroundings of the Westbahnhof and directly at the U4 station Margaretengürtel, which means that the city center can also be reached in a few minutes. Shopping opportunities are offered along the shopping paradise of Mariahilfer Straße. For leisure and recreational opportunities is also the area along the Danube Canal.

Discover the neighborhood

The 6th district is located in the heart of Vienna, the most livable city in the world. The location offers everything that makes living in the city dignified and pleasant, and leaves nothing to be desired in terms of infrastructure. Stumpergasse 7 is ideally connected in terms of transport, the underground stations Pilgramgasse (U4) and Margaretengürtel (U4) are within walking distance. In addition, there are of course various bus and streetcar connections in the immediate vicinity. Mariahilfer Straße, Naschmarkt, or Haus des Meeres, all of which can be reached on foot in just a few minutes. To the southeast, the Vienna Schwechat Airport is only a 25-minute drive away.

Mariahilfer Street

As the longest shopping street in Europe, the Mariahilfer Strasse stretches over a length of almost 4 kilometers, with the so-called "inner Mariahilfer Straße" leads from the Getreidemarkt to the Mariahilfer Gürtel, on which many international brand stores can be found and which is largely dedicated as an encounter zone. The inner Mariahilfer Strasse already functioned in former times as a special shopping street of the k.u.k. Monarchy and also today this holds local suppliers, fashion, furniture, handicrafts and numerous restaurants, as well as cafes. There is almost nothing that you can not find on the in Vienna colloquial "Mahü". Meanwhile, this has established itself as the center, the young and hip scene of Vienna and impresses with numerous stores, which you can only find here. Many historically grown buildings and ornate old buildings old buildings adorn the Mariahilfer Street and create a symbiosis of old and new that is worth seeing.

Raimund Theater

The Raimund Theater is one of Vienna's Vereinigte Bühnen and a well-known venue for numerous European productions. Named after the Austrian playwright Ferdinand Raimund, the theater dates back to the 19th century and acted at that time as a talking stage with classical folk plays. Nowadays, the Raimund Theater serves primarily as a venue for numerous international musicals.

Naschmarkt

The Naschmarkt is located in the 6th district and is considered the largest inner-city market in Vienna. Its special flair owes the Vienna Naschmarkt owes its special flair to its mixture of market stalls and pubs, which are arranged in a serpentine fashion amidst the left and right Wienzeile. The Naschmarkt is a famous Viennese landmark and should not be missed on any culinary tour. The entire length of the market is lined with stalls selling fresh produce such as fruit, vegetables, spices, fish and meat. Likewise, you will find at the Naschmarkt, if you are looking for restaurants of national and international cuisine, cafes, patisseries, bakeries and smaller eateries that open early and where night owls where night owls sometimes mingle with market traders.

House of the Sea

The House of the Sea is a former flak tower in the middle of the 6th district, which today serves as a zoo of diverse marine aquariums and terrariums. In the House of the Sea tropical freshwater and saltwater fishes cavort next to fishes from the Mediterranean Sea as well as from local waters. Here you can walk through the tubular Atlantic tunnel, observe hammerhead sharks on the 10th floor of the tower, and see the sea sharks in the sea chamber. In the tropical house you can see monkeys, crocodiles, giant snakes and tarantulas. Another attraction here is the magnificent view from the roof terrace, where you can enjoy a magnificent view of the city.