Location
POSITION WITH URBAN FLAIR
“Flair” is one of the most important assessment criteria for real estate today. What’s the use of the largest, most modern of offices if it’s on the outskirts of the city, difficult to reach by public transport, and the surroundings have nothing to offer other than more offices?
Location
POSITION WITH URBAN FLAIR
“Flair” is one of the most important assessment criteria for real estate today. What’s the use of the largest, most modern of offices if it’s on the outskirts of the city, difficult to reach by public transport, and the surroundings have nothing to offer other than more offices?
The Millennium Tower was finished in 1999 as a multifunctional centre, and was Vienna’s first mixed development.
With its shopping and services centre, the cinema, and restaurants, the “Millennium City”, in its prime position on the banks of the Danube, has “flair” – urban, metropolitan flair.
The Millennium Tower – Austria’s most distinctive office tower, with its phenomenal 360-degree outlook, is in close proximity to the Central Business District, and its 50 floors extend over several streets in the Brigittenau district.
The 20th district of Vienna is on an island between the Danube Canal and the Danube, in the central north-west, and, with its approximately 85,500 inhabitants, is among Vienna’s most densely populated districts.
A strategically optimum position, connected to all main public transport networks, its own railway station in front of the building, and motorway access just two minutes away. The international airport is also only around 20 minutes away.
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rivers flow through or skirt the 20th district; the Danube and the Danube Canal.
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natural monuments adorn the district; these include the avenue of plane trees in Innstraße.
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neighbouring districts directly border on the 20th municipal district: the 2nd district (Leopoldstadt), 9th district(Alsergrund), the 19th district (Döbling), the 21st district (Floridsdorf) and the 22nd district (Donaustadt).
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percent – the proportion of over-60s; significantly below the Vienna average.
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bridges link the district to its neighbours – six Danube river crossings lead to the 21st district, and there are 19 links via the Danube Canal to Döbling and Alsergrund.
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hectares (over 60 football pitches) – the size of the development area at the Northwest Railway Station; the largest city-centre construction project is projected to be completed in 2025.
2.400
buildings in the district. 34 percent of these were built before 1919, 41.9 percent after 1961.
3.567
companies are located in the district; this is 2.9 percent of Vienna.
86.000
people live in the 20th district today – almost five percent of Vienna’s population.
2.400
buildings in the district. 34 percent of these were built before 1919, 41.9 percent after 1961.
3.567
companies are located in the district; this is 2.9 percent of Vienna.
86.000
people live in the 20th district today – almost five percent of Vienna’s population.
View from the Danube towards the Millennium Tower.
The Döblinger Steg spans the Danube Canal in Vienna and connects the districts of Döbling and Brigittenau
The small market at the Handelskai, outside the station
Public Transport Connections
U-Bahn
Wien Handelskai
U6
S-Bahn
Wien Handelskai
S1, S2, S3, S7, S45
1. Millenium Tower
2. Centre (1st district)
19 minutes by car / 13 minutes by underground
3. Westbahnhof train station
25 minutes by car / 13 minutes by underground
4. Hauptbahnhof train station
15 minutes by car / 20 minutes by train
5. Airport
22 minutes by car / 34 minutes by train
6. Siebenhirten (terminus)
22 minutes by car / 34 minutes by train
Flight times for direct flights
Vienna —> Budapest
50 Min.
Vienna —> Zagreb
50 Min.
Vienna —> Prague
50 Min.
Vienna —> Munich
1h
Vienna —> Frankfurt
1h 25 Min.
Vienna —> Warsaw
1h 25 Min.
Vienna —> Zurich
1h 30 Min.
Vienna —> Milan
1h 35 Min.
Vienna —> Amsterdam
1h 50 Min.
Vienna —> Rome
1h 55 Min.
Vienna —> Luxembourg
2 h
Vienna —> Paris
2 h 05 Min.
Vienna —> Barcelona
2 h 15 Min.
Vienna —> London
2 h 25 Min.
Vienna —> Moscow
2 h 40 Min.
Vienna —> Madrid
2 h 45 Min.
Vienna —> Budapest
50 Min.
Vienna —> Zagreb
50 Min.
Vienna —> Prague
50 Min.
Vienna —> Munich
1h
Vienna —> Frankfurt
1h 25 Min.
Vienna —> Warsaw
1h 25 Min.
Vienna —> Zurich
1h 30 Min.
Vienna —> Milan
1h 35 Min.
Vienna —> Amsterdam
1h 50 Min.
Vienna —> Rome
1h 55 Min.
Vienna —> Luxembourg
2 h
Vienna —> Paris
2 h 05 Min.
Vienna —> Barcelona
2 h 15 Min.
Vienna —> London
2 h 25 Min.
Vienna —> Moscow
2 h 40 Min.
Vienna —> Madrid
2 h 45 Min.