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Neunkirchen
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Neunkirchen is a city in Industrial district of Lower Austria, about 60 km south of Vienna and has about 11,000 inhabitants.

getting there

Map of Neunkirchen (Austria)

In the street

With the car Vienna on the A 2 to the Seebenstein junction and on the S 6 to the Neunkirchen exit. From Carinthia, Graz or. Bruck an der Mur it is best to take the S6 (Semmering Expressway). From western Austria or Bavaria Coming, it can pay off, instead of the shorter but heavily traffic-loaded route via Vienna (A1-A21-A2) via the A9 (Phyrn motorway; Bosruck tunnel is toll) to St. Michael and then the S6 Leoben and Bruck an der Mur.

By train

The 1 railway station the city is served by regional trains from Vienna or. Wiener Neustadt as Bruck an der Mur reachable. Long-distance trains (EC, IC, RJ) do not stop in Neunkirchen

mobility

Tourist Attractions

  • Early Gothic parish church 1 Assumption Day was first mentioned in a document in 1094
  • town hall. The town hall was built between 1948 and 1950 according to plans by the Viennese architect Leo Kammel. The sgraffiti on the facade were made by the Neunkirchen artists Karl Steiner and Fritz Weninger.
  • Renaissance and Baroque bourgeois houses worth seeing
  • Holy Trinity Column. The column is a 14 meter high plague column made of sandstone to commemorate the plague year 1713.
  • Museum with coin collection. Neunkirchen was a mint in the 12th century.
  • Motorcycle museum

activities

shop

  • 1  EKZ Panoramapark Neunkirchen, Schraubenwerkstrasse 1, 2620 Neunkirchen. Tel.: 43 2635 65869. Shopping center at the junction of the motorway slip road into the B17.Open: Mon - Sat 9 a.m. - 6.30 p.m.

kitchen

nightlife

accommodation

trips

The hill country of the "Bucklige Welt" extends south of Neunkirchen, with fortified churches that are well worth seeing. There is an automobile museum in Aspang (Tel. 02642/5230317) with around 150 historical vehicles.

The federal highway 17 between Neunkirchen and Wiener Neustadt ("Neunkirchner Allee") is completely straight and flat. This approximately 11 km long route was used in 1762 as the basis for the first precise survey of Austria (by P.J. Liesganig). At both ends of the long straight you can still see the two magnificent obelisks, reference points for this national survey.

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