Deutsch-Wagram

Deutsch-Wagram is a municipality in Gänserndorf District located about 15 kilometers northeast of Vienna. The town sits in the Marchfeld Basin, surrounded by agricultural land and flat countryside typical of the region.

In 1809, this area witnessed a major military engagement during the Napoleonic Wars between French and Austrian forces. The event left a lasting mark on the region's history and identity.

The town received recognition as 'Kulturfreundlichste Gemeinde' in 2019 for its continuous support of local artistic and community programs.

The railway station provides convenient connections to Vienna and simplifies access for visitors. Parking facilities are available, and the general infrastructure is accessible and easy to navigate.

The railway station houses a water tower built in 1846, among the oldest preserved structures of its kind in Austria. The building reflects the railway infrastructure development of that era.

Location: Gänserndorf District

Elevation above the sea: 159 m

Shares border with: Großengersdorf, Bockfließ, Strasshof an der Nordbahn, Markgrafneusiedl, Parbasdorf, Raasdorf, Aderklaa, Vienna, Gerasdorf bei Wien, Pillichsdorf

Email: stadtgemeinde@deutsch-wagram.gv.at

Website: https://deutsch-wagram.gv.at

GPS coordinates: 48.29944,16.56444

Latest update: December 20, 2025 01:23