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| federal state | Lower Austria | |
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| Residents | 9.179 (2018) | |
| height | 193 m | |
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Guntramsdorf is a market town in Industrial district, approx. 20 km south of Vienna.
background
Guntramsdorf is a neighboring municipality to Gumpoldskirchen. The two places cultivate a certain love-hate relationship, since Gumpoldskirchen is more of the noble place in the Vienna Woods, Guntramsdorf is the industrial and working-class place.
Guntramsdorf was part of Greater Vienna from 1938 to 1954.
getting there
Map of Guntramsdorf
By plane
- Airport Wien-Schwechat
- Sports airfield Vöslau
By train
- S-Bahn the ÖBB on the route Vienna Central Station - Wiener Neustadt: Guntramsdorf-Thallern stop. Trains run every 30 minutes (intermediate stops e.g. in Swimming and Mödling)
- Local railway Vienna-Baden ("Badner Bahn"): stops at Neu-Guntramsdorf; Guntramsdorf Local Railway; Möllersdorf housing estate. From Baden Josefsplatz, Traiskirchen or Vienna Opera / Meidling, Vösendorf, Wiener Neudorf every 15 minutes.
- Inner Aspang Railway ÖBB on the route Vienna main station - Traiskirchen Aspangbahn - Felixdorf - Wiener Neustadt: Guntramsdorf-Kaiserau stop. Trains run several times a day on weekdays from Monday to Friday (morning, noon and afternoon).
Guntramsdorf is in the tariff zone of Verkehrsverbund Ost Region (VOR)
By bus
- Bus line 360 (casino bus): runs during the day and at night from Vienna (Opera) after Swimming (partly via Mödling) and also stops in Guntramsdorf
In the street
Südautobahn 
9 Wiener Neudorf or 19 Traiskirchen
Southeast Motorway 1 Münchendorf (half junction from / to Eisenstadt)- From Vienna also directly via Triester Straße (B17)
By bicycle
On the Laxenburg-Radweg as well as the bike path along the Wiener Neustädter Canal is Guntramsdorf with Vienna and the southern Vienna area connected.
mobility
In town with the local railway Vienna-Baden to the different districts.
Tourist Attractions
St. Joseph the Worker
Concentration camp memorial in the roundabout
Relief fountain Bocca della verità
A freight train drives through Feldgasse
- 1 Parish Church of St. James am Kirchenplatz - rebuilt after being destroyed in the war in 1949-1952, architect Josef Vytiska.
- 2 Parish Church of St. Joseph the Worker in Neu-Guntramsdorf - modern church built 1962-1965 (architect Bruno Tinhofer)
- Vineyard chapel. Erected in 1866 in neo-Gothic style near the water pipeline path. It is integrated into a crossroads that leads from Guntramsdorf-Thallern train station to Eichkogel.
- 3 Rectory, Möllersdorfer Strasse 1. Neoclassical building (1904-1905).
- Garden pavilion of the former castle. High baroque, supposedly by Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt. The associated castle was demolished in 1951.
- Concentration camp memorial. At Industriestraße 21 there is a memorial with a small open-air museum for the subcamp of the Flugmotorenwerke Ostmark. in the Industriestraße / Neudorfer Straße roundabout there is another memorial for the victims. The sculpture was created in 2007 by the local artist and HTL teacher Thomas Soretz from engine parts that were built in this concentration camp. Another concentration camp memorial is located in the municipality of Wiener Neudorf. More about this under http://www.gedenkverein.at/.
- Ernst Wurth local history museum, in the former school. Late historical building (1902).
- Roller engraving museum, in the building of the former Karl Endler roller engraving institute.
- Plague column, at the church square. 1713.
- Salvator Column, Corner of Hauptstrasse / Kirchengasse. 1795, Tuscan column.
- Late secessionist fountain, at R. Heintschel-Straße 2. With a relief of the Bocca della Verità around 1910/20.
- District Neu-Guntramsdorf: The housing estate, built from 1938 as a plan for the National Socialist Greater Vienna, is located north of the main town. A similar settlement is located directly south of the main town in the municipal area of Traiskirchen (Möllersdorf residential estate)
- Wiener Neustädter Canal. With a three-stage lock system, planned and built by Sebastian von Maillard (1797-1799).
- Railway line of the Wiener Lokalbahn: The "Badner Bahn" runs as a tram through the Feldgasse. But it is legally a railway and is also operated as such. Rail freaks are particularly happy about the irregular use of heavy freight trains directly on the public road.
activities
- There are two bathing ponds in Guntramsdorf. Access is possible all year round from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Admission 5 euros, children 6-15 years 2 euros. After 4 p.m. afternoon ticket at half price. No lifeguards. Dogs forbidden! Water temperatures can here to be checked.
- Bathing pond ocean: gravel pond with some leisure facilities. Travel with WLB to the Neu-Guntramsdorf stop.
- Windradlteich: At the foot of the Eichkogel, west of the B17, about halfway between the WLB stations Neu-Guntramsdorf and Guntramsdorf Lokalbahn.
- Guntramsdorf is the entry point for Vienna Woods Hikes, among others Via the Kreuzweg and the Weingartenkapelle on the Eichkogel (367 m)
- Sports field of the ASK Eichkogel
shop
- There are several larger supermarkets (Penny, Lidl, Billa and Spar) as well as two larger florists and gardeners (B&B, Blumen Luidwig). The big mall SCS is about 5 km north of Guntramsdorf.
kitchen
- Gregor Schup
- ELIA restaurant
- Markus Gausterer
- Gausterer 69
- Dachalm café and delicacies
- Galleria Café and Bar
nightlife
accommodation
- Landhotel Jagdhof
- G&K Hotel
- G&K Business Hotel
security
- Police station, in the city Hall.
health
- 1 Pharmacy to St. Jacob, Hauptstrasse 18a, 2353 Guntramsdorf. Tel.: 43 2236 534720. Open: Mon - Fri 8 a.m. - 12 p.m., 2 p.m. - 6 p.m., Sat 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Practical advice
- Post office, Möllersdorfer Strasse.
trips
- Wine place Gumpoldskirchen
- Baroque castle Laxenburg
- Mödling
- Traiskirchen
literature
Web links
- http://www.guntramsdorf.at/ - Official website of Guntramsdorf
