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Welcome to Klosterneuburg

Klosterneuburg (c) Stadtgemeinde Klosterneuburg_ZibuschkaThis site offers information about and contact to the city and the City Hall of Klosterneuburg.

The website www.klosterneuburg.at complements citizen services and serves as a guide and a reference. All agendas, up-to-date city information, urban development plans, schools, organisations, sites for leisure activities and more are publicly available and can be accessed at any time. The website ist also linked with our touristical Platform, feel free to have a look for accomodations and much more.

You can select directly from the sub-sections on our homepage www.klosterneuburg.at

Klosterneuburg is the third largest city in Lower Austria with 27,542 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2022). Situated between the Danube and the Vienna Woods, the city belongs to the district of Tulln as part of the Vienna environs. The town is known for the Klosterneuburg Abbey of the same name. Klosterneuburg is located on the right bank of the Danube, which flows here in a right-hand bend initially to the east and later to the south, and immediately north of Vienna, from which it is separated by the Kahlenberg and the Leopoldsberg. It has been separated from its sister city Korneuburg on the left bank by the Danube since the late Middle Ages. 

Culture and sights

    Klosterneuburg Abbey, especially the Verdun Altar from 1181.
    Essl Museum: museum of contemporary art, contains the most important Austrian private collection (Austrian and international art after 1945 and classical modern art), opened in 1999, exhibition closed in 2016, architect Heinz Tesar.
    Museum of the Artists of Gugging: Art/Brut Center
    Moravian-Silesian Museum of Local History, in the Rostock Villa, since 1973
    Mustard Castle: first municipal building in Austria, built in 1834.
    Parish Church of St. Martin, a Gothic building steeped in history with an archaeological memorial
    Evangelical Church, built in 1995 (architect Heinz Tesar), contemporary architecturally significant sacral building
    Babenbergerhalle: event hall
    Tutzsäule
    Wienerwald-Heldendenkmal, a war memorial near the Wiener Hameau on the municipal territory of Weidlingbach
    Staufer stele southwest of the monastery on Hohenstaufenplatz in Albrechtsbergergasse, donated by the district savings bank of the twin town of Göppingen on April 17, 2009