Denisgasse 35

Welcome to 1200 Vienna

Nestled between the Danube Canal and the Danube, the 20th district of Brigittenau is the gateway to north-western Vienna. Here you will find a lively and densely populated part of the city, which not only impresses with its proximity to the city center, numerous shopping opportunities and gastronomic offers, but also with promising urban development projects.

While there are a variety of bars, stores and restaurants around Wallensteinplatz, the other areas also have their charm, especially due to their close proximity to the water. One side of the district borders the Danube Canal and offers a green promenade with a cycle path that leads directly into the city center. The other side of the district also has a lot to offer, with over three kilometers of waterfront along the Danube.

Micro-location

Nothing is worth more than a good location. The project "Denisgasse 35" is located in the 20th district of Brigittenau in Vienna.

All stores for daily needs, such as supermarkets and pharmacies, are in the immediate vicinity. In addition, the Hannovermarkt, which offers everything from fruit, vegetables, fish and meat to delicatessens, florists and a number of restaurants, is just a 5-minute walk away. The Danube Canal and Augarten are well-known recreational areas in the immediate vicinity. With the subway stations Friedensbrücke (U4) and Jägerstraße (U6), the location has excellent connections to the public transport network. The city center can therefore be easily reached within 20 minutes.

Discover the surroundings

Large-scale urban development and urban charm - this aptly describes the district and thus the location of the "Denisgasse 35" project.

The increasing attractiveness of Brigittenau as a residential district and the fact that the largest available land reserve for inner-city development can be found here have led to an increased construction boom in recent years. In particular, the planning of what is currently probably the best-known urban development area, the Nordwestbahnhof, is taking on ever more concrete forms. This area is being transformed from a freight transfer point into a new district and is set to grow into a climate-friendly and socially mixed residential and working quarter by 2035. Around 6,500 apartments for 16,000 people are being developed. A central component of the project is the "Green Center", a 10-hectare open space in the form of a park-like area with footpaths and cycle paths and no through roads, which will offer numerous recreational opportunities.

Hannovermarkt

Hannovermarkt stretches along Hannovergasse in Vienna's 20th district of Brigittenau, from Othmargasse to Gerhardusgasse. Its current appearance is the result of a general refurbishment in 2003, which was carried out with the help of EU funding. There are around 55 permanent stalls at the Hannovermarkt. The assortment ranges from fruit, vegetables, fish and meat to bread. There are also several delicatessens, flower and consumer goods stores and a tobacconist. There are also a limited number of restaurants among the other stores.

Danube Canal

The Danube Canal is the closest branch of the Danube to the city center in Vienna, which was still the main branch of the Danube in the Middle Ages. As part of the regulation of the Danube, measures were finally taken to counteract the constantly changing riverbed and the dangers of flooding. Today, the riverside promenades along both sides of the river are characterized by urban charm and a variety of gastronomic options. Away from the hustle and bustle, sports enthusiasts and those seeking relaxation will find spacious, park-like riverbank areas with seating.

Augarten

The Augarten in Vienna's 2nd district, with its iconic flight defense tower and the Augarten Palace, is a publicly accessible park with the oldest baroque gardens in Vienna. In addition to a well-tended parterre garden with elaborate floral landscapes, it also offers an extensive area criss-crossed by shady avenues of chestnut, armor, lime, ash and maple trees. The plain concrete tower from the Second World War located in the park is now closed to visitors, but offers a contrasting beauty to the rest of the well-kept Augarten and is now part of the Viennese cityscape.

Friedensbrücke subway station (U4)

The Friedensbrücke subway station on the U4 line in Vienna is located in the neighboring Alsergrund, the 9th district. It is named after the Friedensbrücke bridge, which was first named in 1926 and is located right next to the station. The station is at ground level between the Treppelweg along the Danube Canal and Spittelauer Lände. The historic entrance building by Otto Wagner leads to a forecourt and the stops for streetcar lines 5 and 33 in the direction of Westbahnhof and Josefstädter Straße. The journey from Friedensbrücke to the city center takes just 5 minutes.