Mödling District

Mödling District is an administrative region in Lower Austria located south of Vienna, spanning approximately 277 square kilometers. It comprises 20 municipalities that range from flat areas to hilly terrain with elevation differences of about 260 meters.

Mödling District was established in 1868 through an imperial decree that created administrative regions throughout the Austrian Empire. This structure shaped local governance and remains fundamental to the region's organization today.

The municipalities within Mödling District maintain traditional Austrian customs while integrating modern elements through local festivals and community gatherings.

The region is well connected by public transport and roads that provide direct links to Vienna and surrounding municipalities. Visitors can navigate easily among the various towns, as information points and signage are available throughout the area.

The area merges urban development near Vienna with the natural landscapes of the Vienna Woods mountain range. This proximity to forests and hills allows visitors to reach nature quickly from the city.

Location: Lower Austria

Elevation above the sea: 260 m

Shares border with: Vienna, Bruck an der Leitha District, Baden District, Sankt Pölten District

Website: https://noel.gv.at/service/bh/md/bhmd.htm

GPS coordinates: 48.09500,16.23900

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:07