Neubau
Suits people who want boutiques, a creative district atmosphere and the MuseumsQuartier edge on their doorstep, with Neubaugasse station three minutes away.
Vienna's residential districts run from the dense inner ring, where cultural institutions and coffeehouses sit within a few minutes' walk of home, out to leafy vineyard slopes and new waterfront towers on the Danube. The inner districts differ mainly in temperament: quiet and bourgeois in Josefstadt, busy with shopping and markets in Mariahilf, creative around Neubau. Further out, the character shifts toward parks, water, multicultural street life and larger-scale newer building.
Open Vienna on the map Live scores for transit, cafes, schools and healthcare, calculated from what is actually around each address.Suits people who want boutiques, a creative district atmosphere and the MuseumsQuartier edge on their doorstep, with Neubaugasse station three minutes away.
Fits students, academics and hospital staff, given the university and clinics quarter and its studenty tone.
For those who prefer leafy villa streets, vineyards and Heuriger taverns over a central location.
Practical for frequent travellers, with the Wien Mitte hub and airport rail link a three-minute walk away, plus the Belvedere nearby.
Imperial core · Stephansdom · Coffeehouse culture
Prater park & Danube canal · Diverse & up-and-coming
7th-district creative hub · MuseumsQuartier edge · Boutiques
Mariahilfer Straße shopping · Naschmarkt side · Lively
Small & smart 4th · Karlsplatz culture · Café society
Smallest district · Theatre & bourgeois charm · Quiet
University & clinics quarter · Freud's district · Studenty
Wien Mitte hub · Belvedere · Airport rail link
Vineyards & Heuriger taverns · Leafy embassy villas
Big, multicultural 10th · Main station side · Affordable
UN towers & new Danube skyline · Waterfront living