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Central Vienna (District 1 and Immediate Surroundings)
Stephansdom, and Stephansplatz is right in the geographical centre of the Innere Stadt. Stephansplatz tube stop is on the U3 line (Orangey Line), one stop from Herrengasse. Remember that a StraBe is a street, a Gasse is a smaller street which is narrow, and may only be available to pedestrian and bicycle access (and maybe also trams).
Here is a link showing the Gothic architecture of the Stephansdom.
Karlsplatz - town square on the border beteween 1st and 4th districts. It has its own Metro station, the eponymous Karlsplatz, one stop South of Stephansplatz (Red, U1 Line). The line goes South and ends in Reumannplatz (Favoriten District). It is near the Academy of Fine Arts located on Schillerplatz. Operngasse leads South down from Karlsplatz.
Praterstrasse - street on which you have two U-stations, Praterstrasse Wien Nord and Nestroyplatz. The Wurstelprate is a year-round amusement park with the ferris wheel mentioned in Graham Greene's The Third Man. It is open daily from 10am and each ride has its own price.
Herrengasse - is on line U3 and the closest station to Wallnerstrase. It is within Innere Stadt and its meaning is "Lord's Lane". The street existed during Roman times. Wallnerstrase is the home of the Wiener Borse, which is controlled by the CEE Stock Exchange Group (which covers the Vienna, Budapest and Prague Stock Exchanges).
Mariahilf Strasse - shopping street that runs between Vienna's sixth and seventh districts. Thalia is a big bookstore on the Mariahilf. Europaplatz intersects Mariahilf from the North near the Westbahnhof station. As Mariahilf enters the Old City, it first enters into Burggarten, a former palace garden with a large number of statues. Burggarten means "Castle Garden". This area is also labelled Museumsquartier. Heldenplatz ("Hero's Square") is also located in this area, which features a statue of Charles of Austria (Commander of the Austrian army, who fought against Napoleon). On the left, as Maria enters the City, it passes the "People's Theatre" a.k.a. Volkstheater. Continuing onwards in a higgledy-piggledy way, perhaps going via Dorotheer Gasse, you end up at Stephansplatz (the heart of Vienna).
Vienna Railway Stations
Wien Meidling station - located at Philadelphiabrucke (Wien 12). Brucke means bridge in German. Philadelphiabrucke is about 6 minutes from Westbahnhof on the U6 line. It is on the EichenstraBe.
Wien Praterstrern - is in Leopoldstadt. The Stephansdom is visible from the platforms. The original station which was built in the 19th Century was destroyed in the Second World War and the current station is a rebuilt version.
Wiener Neustadt
This is a city located south of Vienna, in the state of Lower Austria. Translated, it means "Vienna New Town".
Airport Connections
The city centre of Vienna is connected by bus and City Airport Train to Flughafen Wien (Vienna Airport) in Schwechat, roughly 25km away.
Central Vienna (District 1 and Immediate Surroundings)
Stephansdom, and Stephansplatz is right in the geographical centre of the Innere Stadt. Stephansplatz tube stop is on the U3 line (Orangey Line), one stop from Herrengasse. Remember that a StraBe is a street, a Gasse is a smaller street which is narrow, and may only be available to pedestrian and bicycle access (and maybe also trams).
Here is a link showing the Gothic architecture of the Stephansdom.
Karlsplatz - town square on the border beteween 1st and 4th districts. It has its own Metro station, the eponymous Karlsplatz, one stop South of Stephansplatz (Red, U1 Line). The line goes South and ends in Reumannplatz (Favoriten District). It is near the Academy of Fine Arts located on Schillerplatz. Operngasse leads South down from Karlsplatz.
Praterstrasse - street on which you have two U-stations, Praterstrasse Wien Nord and Nestroyplatz. The Wurstelprate is a year-round amusement park with the ferris wheel mentioned in Graham Greene's The Third Man. It is open daily from 10am and each ride has its own price.
Herrengasse - is on line U3 and the closest station to Wallnerstrase. It is within Innere Stadt and its meaning is "Lord's Lane". The street existed during Roman times. Wallnerstrase is the home of the Wiener Borse, which is controlled by the CEE Stock Exchange Group (which covers the Vienna, Budapest and Prague Stock Exchanges).
Mariahilf Strasse - shopping street that runs between Vienna's sixth and seventh districts. Thalia is a big bookstore on the Mariahilf. Europaplatz intersects Mariahilf from the North near the Westbahnhof station. As Mariahilf enters the Old City, it first enters into Burggarten, a former palace garden with a large number of statues. Burggarten means "Castle Garden". This area is also labelled Museumsquartier. Heldenplatz ("Hero's Square") is also located in this area, which features a statue of Charles of Austria (Commander of the Austrian army, who fought against Napoleon). On the left, as Maria enters the City, it passes the "People's Theatre" a.k.a. Volkstheater. Continuing onwards in a higgledy-piggledy way, perhaps going via Dorotheer Gasse, you end up at Stephansplatz (the heart of Vienna).
Vienna Railway Stations
Wien Meidling station - located at Philadelphiabrucke (Wien 12). Brucke means bridge in German. Philadelphiabrucke is about 6 minutes from Westbahnhof on the U6 line. It is on the EichenstraBe.
Wien Praterstrern - is in Leopoldstadt. The Stephansdom is visible from the platforms. The original station which was built in the 19th Century was destroyed in the Second World War and the current station is a rebuilt version.
Wiener Neustadt
This is a city located south of Vienna, in the state of Lower Austria. Translated, it means "Vienna New Town".
Airport Connections
The city centre of Vienna is connected by bus and City Airport Train to Flughafen Wien (Vienna Airport) in Schwechat, roughly 25km away.
