Tulln District

Tulln District is an administrative region in Lower Austria that stretches along the Danube River. It contains multiple municipalities with varying landscapes, from riverside settlements to more rural inland areas.

The district was established in the mid-1800s as part of Austria's administrative reorganization efforts. Its boundaries have shifted over time due to various governmental restructuring decisions.

Each municipality within the district maintains its own local council, contributing to the preservation of regional traditions and community governance methods.

Visitors can reach different municipalities using public transportation, as they are well connected to each other. Local buses and train services make it convenient to explore individual towns throughout the district.

Tulln an der Donau, the district's main city, has roots in Roman settlement and now houses museums dedicated to this ancient history. This connection to classical times sets the district apart from many other Austrian administrative regions.

Location: Lower Austria

Capital city: Tulln an der Donau

Shares border with: Sankt Pölten (Land) District, Krems(Land) District, Vienna, Korneuburg District, Hollabrunn District

Website: http://noel.gv.at/service/bh/tu/bhtu.htm

GPS coordinates: 48.33000,15.98000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:24