Map of Vienna | Districts, Neighbourhoods & Location Guide

Map of Vienna – Districts, Neighbourhoods & Location Guide

This page provides a map of Vienna along with a clear overview of its districts, neighbourhoods and geographic layout in Austria. It is designed for education, travel planning and general reference.

Vienna is the capital of Austria and is known for its grand architecture, historic centre, Danube setting and major areas such as Innere Stadt, Leopoldstadt, Landstraße and Schönbrunn.

Quick Answer:

Vienna is located in eastern Austria along the Danube River and is divided into 23 districts. Major areas include Innere Stadt, Leopoldstadt, Landstraße, Neubau and Hietzing.

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Tip: This map shows Vienna’s urban layout, including central districts, the Danube corridor, major parks and surrounding residential areas.

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This map highlights Vienna’s layout, including its districts, major roads, rail links and river geography.

Where Is Vienna Located?

Vienna is located in eastern Austria, near the borders with Slovakia and Hungary. It sits along the Danube River and forms the political, cultural and economic centre of Austria.

  • North: northern districts and Danube areas
  • East: eastern districts and suburban expansion areas
  • South: southern residential districts and transport corridors
  • West: western districts and greener hillside areas

Districts and Neighbourhoods of Vienna

Vienna is divided into 23 districts (Bezirke), each with its own identity, neighbourhoods and urban character.

  • Innere Stadt (1st District) — historic city centre
  • Leopoldstadt (2nd District) — district between the canal and the Danube area
  • Landstraße (3rd District) — central district with embassies and museums
  • Wieden (4th District) — inner residential and cultural district
  • Margareten (5th District) — dense central district
  • Neubau (7th District) — creative and shopping district
  • Hietzing (13th District) — district including Schönbrunn Palace area
  • Donaustadt (22nd District) — large eastern district across the Danube

A map of Vienna often shows district boundaries, ring roads, tram and metro lines, and major landmarks.

Major Areas in Vienna

  • Historic Centre — includes Innere Stadt and the Ringstrasse area
  • Museum and palace districts — includes central cultural landmarks
  • Danube corridor — includes waterfront and island areas
  • Western Vienna — greener residential districts and hillside areas
  • Eastern Vienna — includes Donaustadt and modern development zones
  • Southern Vienna — major residential and transport-connected districts

Key Geographic Features

  • Danube River — major river running near the city
  • Danube Canal — waterway passing through central Vienna
  • Donauinsel (Danube Island) — long island recreation area
  • Vienna Woods — forested hills on the western edge
  • Ringstrasse — major boulevard around the historic centre
  • Urban parklands — including the Prater and Schönbrunn gardens

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Vienna Map FAQs

  • Where is Vienna located?
    Vienna is located in eastern Austria along the Danube River.
  • How is Vienna divided administratively?
    Vienna is divided into 23 districts.
  • What are the main areas of Vienna?
    Main areas include Innere Stadt, Leopoldstadt, Landstraße, Neubau and Hietzing.

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