Districts & Neighborhoods in Mödling
Mödling-Zentrum
The core of the Mödling-Zentrum is formed by the town hall, the main square, the parish church and the castle. Mödling is also a bustling commercial and cultural area with a wide range of shops, restaurants, cafes, pubs and theaters. The following districts define the organization of the territory:
- Altstadt: Mödling’s old town, Altstadt, is home to a mix of superbly maintained medieval and baroque buildings. The neighborhood’s pedestrian-friendly design, with its small alleys and alleys, defines it. Among its rich historical heritage are famous sites such as St. Othmar’s Church, the Rathaus, the Babenbergerhof and the Stadtmauer (city wall).
- Hyrtlplatz: Featuring parks and 19th century houses, Hyrtlplatz is a charming neighborhood where Vienna’s elite and middle class gather for summer vacations. The area is named after Josef Hyrtl, an anatomist who lived among one of the houses. With its protected historic district and attractive ambiance, the neighborhood radiates elegance and charm.
- Lerchengasse: Lerchengasse is a neighborhood characterized by 20th-century apartment buildings that house middle- and working-class Mödling. The name of this area comes from the lovely song of the larks which once permeated the fields. The area is perfect for a residential area as it exudes a modern and cosmopolitan attitude.
Mödling-Neusiedl
Made up of industrial and commercial sectors, Mödling-Neusiedl is the district to the east of Mödling. The town also provides access to the Wienerwald (Wienwood), a large, green wooded area offering many opportunities for outdoor recreation and sports. Here are the divisions within the district:
- Neusiedl: The first inhabitants of Mödling-Neusiedl, Neusiedl is the oldest district of the city. Located on the banks of the Mödlingbach, a stream that winds through Mödling. With so many old homes and farms, the area has a charming and nostalgic feel.
- Industriegebiet: The Mödling-Neusiedl industrial area has many offices, warehouses and manufacturers. The economic center of Mödling, this city attracts domestic and foreign companies such as Coca-Cola, Siemens and IKEA.
- Gewerbegebiet: Shopping centers, supermarkets and car dealerships, among other businesses, call the Gewerbegebiet in Mödling-Neusiedl home. A popular shopping destination in Mödling, it attracts consumers from surrounding areas.
Mödling-Vorderbrühl
Comprising lovely residential neighborhoods and leisure venues, Mödling-Vorderbrühl is the cozy southern district of Mödling. The Mödling district is also the most ecologically friendly in the region as it boasts so many parks, gardens, and woods. The following are the areas comprising the district:
- Vorderbrühl: Most of the population of Mödling-Vorderbrühl lives in Vorderbrühl, the main district. The area is well-known for its calm environment and family-friendly homes with large yards. With a range of educational institutions, leisure venues, and athletic facilities, the neighborhood exudes a pleasant and friendly vibe.
- Gumpoldskirchen: Charming Mödling-Vorderbrühl’s Gumpoldskirchen wine area is well-known for its medieval wine cellars and lovely vines. The region has a lovely and traditional vibe with its many little antique houses and churches. With so many Heurigen (wine bars), celebrations and events, the scene is energetic and vivid.
- Eichkogel: Situated in the Mödling-Vorderbrühl natural reserve, the Eichkogel presents a lovely hillside rising to a startling height of 367 meters. Rich in biodiversity, the area has several unique species of plants and animals. With many of hiking paths, vistas, and cavernues, the site presents an interesting and gorgeous setting.
Mödling-Hinterbrühl
Rich in historical and natural beauty, Mödling-Hinterbrühl is the western part of Mödling. The rich diversity of the Mödling region is known for being home to several civilizations and ways of life. The different districts of the district are listed here:
- Hinterbrühl: Hinterbrühl is a small district of Mödling-Hinterbrühl distinguished by its hot springs and spas. With a wide range of spas, hotels and clinics, the region is renowned for its therapeutic environment. Many celebrities and VIPs come or live there because the place exudes grandeur and elegance.
- Seegrotte: Mödling-Hinterbrühl, known for its region of underground lakes, is home to the Seegrotte. A large artificial lake created after a mining disaster in 1912 inhabits this unusual place. With so many tales and traditions, the place captivates with its mystery and interest. There is an interesting and exciting ambiance to the setting which offers a wide range of tours, events and exhibitions.
- Liechtenstein: Liechtenstein Castle is a medieval fortification built under the Prince of Liechtenstein in the castle district of Mödling-Hinterbrühl in the 19th century. Featuring a variety of breathtaking artworks and relics, the area is truly attractive. Many weddings, concerts and celebrations take place in an elegantly charming environment.
