Mistelbach District

Mistelbach District is an administrative area in Lower Austria with 36 municipalities spread across green hills and farmland. The district spans a broad region with a mix of rural villages and smaller urban centers.

The district was established in 1868 as part of administrative reforms following the Austro-Hungarian Compromise. This reorganization created the local government framework that still exists today.

The region is known for wine production and traditional cellars that dot the landscape. Visitors can see old vineyards and wine estates where generations have practiced their craft.

The district is easily reached from Vienna and offers a good mix of rural areas and small towns to explore. Visitors should travel by local buses or car, as the municipalities spread across a wide area.

The region has a long tradition in wine growing and is known as Austria's eastern wine region. The area is defined by numerous cellars and small wine producers with roots reaching back centuries.

Location: Lower Austria

Elevation above the sea: 220 m

Shares border with: Hollabrunn District, Gänserndorf District, Korneuburg District

Website: http://noel.gv.at/service/bh/mi/bhmi.htm

GPS coordinates: 48.64400,16.50200

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:30