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| Traiskirchen | ||
| federal state | Lower Austria | |
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| Residents | 18.858 (2018) | |
| height | 200 m | |
| Tourist info web | traiskirchen.gv.at | |
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Traiskirchen is a city in Lower Austria Industrial district and an important industrial center in the south of Vienna. The city is also known throughout Austria for its initial reception center for refugees and asylum seekers.
background
Districts
Traiskirchen consists of the following districts and settlements:
- Traiskirchen
- Suburban settlement east of Traiskirchen on the A2
- Möllersdorf in the north of the municipality
- Housing estate north of Möllersdorf directly on the municipality border with Guntramsdorf
- Oeynhausen in the south of the municipality at the intersection of the B17 and the B210
- Schafflerhof settlement
- Tribuswinkel in the west of the municipality, with the urban area of Swimming grown together
- Wienersdorf directly south of the main settlement, fused with Traiskirchen
Neighboring communities
- In the North: Guntramsdorf and Gumpoldskirchen
- In the East: Trumau and Oberwaltersdorf
- In the south: Baden near Vienna (Haidhofsiedlung)
- In the West: Baden near Vienna and Pfaffstätten
getting there
By plane
From Vienna International Airport:
- with the S7 to Rennweg, then with the S-Bahn to Vienna Meidling or Baden and then with the WLB (Badner Bahn)
- By car via A4-S1-A2
By train
- The WLB (Lokalbahn Wien-Baden, "Badner Bahn") runs every 15 minutes and has the following stops in the municipality:
- Home development
- Möllersdorf
- Traiskirchen local railway
- Tribuswinkel Josefstal
- The southern parts of Tribuswinkel are easier to reach from the Baden Landesklinikum stop
All stops are in the network area of the VOR.
- The Inner Aspangbahn of ÖBB runs through the municipality and runs several times a day on working days from Monday to Friday (morning, noon and afternoon) between Vienna Central Station and Felixdorf or Wiener Neustadt via Traiskirchen. The following stops are in the municipality:
- Traiskirchen Aspangbahn train station
- Möllersdorf Aspangbahn station
It is easy to get to Traiskirchen with the WLB Vienna (Opera, Meidling), the Shopping City South, Wiener Neudorf, Guntramsdorf and bathing. In Vienna Meidling and Baden there are connections to regional and long-distance trains.
By bus
In the street
- A2 Südautobahn:
- Exit 19 Traiskirchen
- Exit 21 Baden
- A3 southeast motorway:
- Exit 9 Ebreichsdorf West and continue on the B210
- The B17 Wiener Neustädter Bundesstrasse leads directly through the city center
- The B210 runs through the southern municipal area
- The B212 passes east of the city
By boat
With paddle boats on the Wiener Neustädter Canal.
By bicycle
A traffic-calmed and low-gradient cycle path runs along the Wiener Neustädter Canal Vienna above Laxenburg to Traiskirchen and further to Swimming and Wiener Neustadt.
On foot (optional)
Due to extensive urban growth and urban sprawl, Traiskirchen has almost grown together with the neighboring communities of Baden, Pfaffstätten and Guntramsdorf.
mobility
Within the municipality with the WLB as well as with regional buses
Tourist Attractions
See also Wikipedia: List of listed objects in Traiskirchen.
Churches
- 1 Parish Church of St. Margareta: Fortified church with rectory and former cemetery surrounded by a wide moat and fortification wall, stone bridge to the gate tower.
- 2 Filial church of St. Nicholas, at the market square.
Built around the year 1400.
- 3 Protestant church, Otto Glöckel-Strasse 16. Built in 1913 in Art Nouveau style.
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- 4 Parish Church of St. Wolfgang in Tribuswinkel, Kirchenplatz 9.
- 5 Parish church Mariae names in Möllersdorf (Franz-Broschek-Platz), built 1967/68, architect Carl Auböck
Buildings
- 6 Möllersdorf Castle, Karl Adlitzer Strasse 54a. Built 1690-1700 by Thomas Zachäus Czernin von und zu Chudenitz.
- Tribuswinkel Palace and Palace Park
- Franz Kroller Observatory. In the city center on the roof of the city halls, entrance in Bräuhausgasse.
Museums
- 7 City Museum Traiskirchen, Wolfstrasse 18, Traiskirchen-Möllersdorf. Tel.: (0)50355-370. In the listed building of the cotton spinning mill of the former Vöslauer worsted yarn factory.Open: March - December 24th: Thursday 2pm to 6pm; Sunday and public holidays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
activities
- Sports and leisure center Traiskirchen
- AquaSplash adventure pool
- Arkadia Traiskirchen Lions: First Austrian basketball league
- Traiskirchen Grasshoppers: Base and softball club Traiskirchen Grasshoppers with its own baseball field at
- FCM Traiskirchen: Football club in the 1st Lower Austrian regional league
- Tennis club Traiskirchen
- RuckTchouk Traiskirchen, 1st Austrian Tchoukball Club
shop
- EKZ Traiskirchen North
- Flea market in Oeynhausen
kitchen
nightlife
accommodation
Learn
- Education center of the security executive (BZS) Traiskirchen
security
The Federal Care Center East ("Traiskirchen Refugee Camp", also: Initial Reception Center) is located in the urban area and has been extremely overcrowded since the strong refugee movements in 2015. Up to 5000 people are housed here under poor conditions. This also means that refugees and asylum seekers are on the move in the urban area. However, this does not pose a threat to the population or visitors, even if this is often communicated in the media in the current politically heated mood in Austria.
health
- Baden State Hospital. The Baden State Clinic is located just a few meters west of the municipal boundary.
Practical advice
trips
To Baden, Laxenburg or Gumpoldskirchen
literature
Web links
- http://www.traiskirchen.gv.at - Official website of Traiskirchen
