List of street names in Wiener Neustadt

This list provides an overview of the streets, alleys and squares of Wiener Neustadt .

A.

Ackergasse , from Volksbadgasse to the east to Mairegasse and on to Werftgasse, named in 1923 during the project planning after the then unobstructed fields
Adalbert-Stifter-Gasse , named after the writer Adalbert Stifter
Adele-Sandrock-Gasse , named after the German - Dutch actress Adele Sandrock
Adlergasse , previously Herrengasse, then Am Grübel, then Adlergasse after the former large pub Zum golden Adler
Albert-Janetschek-Gasse , named after the dialect poet Albert Janetschek (1925–1997) from Hochwolkersdorf
Albrecht-Dürer-Gasse , named after the German painter Albrecht Dürer
Alfred-Hochstätter-Gasse , named after Alfred Hochstätter (1902–1944), Raxwerke worker , sentenced to death as a resistance fighter and executed in the Munich-Stadelheim prison.
Alfred-Neubauer-Gasse , named after the German racing driver Alfred Neubauer
Alfred-Pischof-Gasse , named after the Austrian aviation pioneer Alfred von Pischof
Allerheiligengasse , -
Allerheiligenplatz , -
Alois-Wrubel-Gasse , named after the painter and sculptor Alois Wrubel
Alramsgasse , -
Altabachgasse , named after the flowing there Altabach which the fish Abach opens
At the Academy Park , named after the park within the walls of the castle in Wiener Neustadt , in today Theresian Military Academy is housed
At the Dreidrescherteich ,
On the Fischa bank , named after the warm Fischa that flows past

At the Fohlenhof , named after the Fohlenhof built by Count Kinsky in 1798 in the Academy Park

At the Haidbrunnen with the well building (2013)

At the Haidbrunnen , named after the Haidbrunnen

On the hay path ,

On the canal , named after the Wiener Neustädter Canal that used to run there to the former harbor

Am Kehrbach , named after the Kehrbach flowing there

At the small military hospital , named after the so-called part of the Hungarian quarter

At the Krebsenbachl , named after the Krebsenbachl that was filled in today

At the war hospital , named after the part of Josefstadt (Döttelbacher Siedlung) called the war hospital

At the Luckerweg ,

On the bridle path ,

At the Schafflerhof , named after the Schafflerhof in 1954, a path from Lichtenwörth to the Schafflerwegbrücke

At the triangle , named after the so-called part of the Hungarian quarter

At the Hohe Brücke , named after the bridge over the Wiener Neustädter Canal

At the Kehrbachbrücke , named after the bridge there over the Kehrbach

At the Zeiselmauer , named after the city wall

Andraegasse , named after Christoph Andrä, who established a textile industry in Wiener Neustadt in 1787

Anemonenseestraße , named after the nearby Anemonensee

Anna-Rieger-Gasse , -

Annagasse , -

Anton-Afritsch-Gasse , named after the initiator of the Kinderfreunde movement , the Austrian journalist and politician Anton Afritsch

Anton-Bruckner-Gasse , named after the Austrian composer Anton Bruckner

Anton-Stadler-Gasse , -

Anzengrubergasse , named after the Austrian writer Ludwig Anzengruber

Worker Alley , -

Arbeiterheimgasse , - named after the workers' home that stood here until the 1960s

Workers' gymnastics club way ,

Arndtgasse , -

Arnold-Schönberg-Gasse , named after the American composer of Austrian origin Arnold Schönberg

Aspanger line , named after the community of Aspang

On the Heide , named after Heide, the undeveloped area northwest of the city

Augasse , named after the nearby Schmuckerau am Fischabach

Augustingasse , -

Outer line of railway , named after the southern railway that runs there

Äußere Dammgasse , named after the southern runway running there , which is slightly above street level

Outer Maximiliangasse , southern part of Maximiliangasse that is not connected to it. Maximiliangasse, in turn, is named after Emperor Maximilian

Expositiongasse , named after the former exhibition area between Raugasse and Wiener Straße

Auwinkel , named after the nearby Schmuckerau recreation area

Aviatikergasse , named after the aviators, i.e. the pilots

B.

Babenbergerring , named after the Austrian ducal family of the Babenbergs

Badener Strasse , named after the city of Baden

Bahngasse , named after the railway or train station to which it leads

Bahnhofplatz , named after the train station

Barbaragasse , -

Bartholomeusgasse , -

Bauergasse , -

Baumgartgasse , -

Baumkirchner Ring , named after Andreas Baumkircher , who defended the city in the north in 1452

Baurat-Schwarz-Gasse , named after Karl August Schwarz, the Baden-Württemberg building officer
Beethovengasse , named after the German composer Ludwig van Beethoven
At the chafers ,
Berninigasse , -
Bertha-von-Suttner-Gasse , named after the Austrian writer Bertha von Suttner
Birkengasse , named after the birch plant species of the same name

Street of leaves , -

Bleriotgasse , named after the French aviation pioneer and first person to fly over the English Channel in an airplane, Louis Blériot

Blumauer Weg , named after the municipality of Blumau in the Baden district

Blumengasse , -

Böheimgasse , named after the Austrian weapons historian Wendelin Boeheim

Boomsgasse , -

Bösendorfergasse , named after the Viennese piano maker Ignaz Bösendorfer

Bräuhausgasse , named after the former Wiener Neustädter brewery

Bräunlichgasse , named after Karl Friedrich Bräunlich, who established a textile industry in Wiener Neustadt in 1787

Breitenauer Gasse , named after the municipality of Breitenau located in this direction from the center of Wiener Neustadt

Brodtischgasse , -

Brombeergasse , named after the plant genus of the same name

Brückengasse , -

Brüder-Renner-Gasse , named after the Renner boys , pioneers of Austrian aviation

Brunner Straße , named after the village of Brunn on the Schneebergbahn

Burgenlandgasse , named after the federal state of Burgenland

Bürgermeister-Dr.-Haberl-Gasse , named after the Wiener Neustädter Mayor Dr. Karl Haberl , who served from 1886 to 1897

Mayor-Jakob-Hayden-Gasse , -

Burggasse , named after the castle

Burgplatz , named after the castle

Burkhardgasse , named after the local Villa Burkhard , which in turn is named after the wire pen manufacturer Heinrich Burkhard

C.

Carl-Zeller-Gasse , named after the Austrian lawyer Carl Zeller
Cignaroligasse , named after the Italian painter Giambettino Cignaroli , where the high altar in the Cathedral of Wiener Neustadt designed
Colligasse , named after François Coli , who, together with Charles Nungesser , failed in an attempt to cross the Atlantic before Charles Lindbergh in 1927 .
Corvinusring , named after the Hungarian king (1458–1490) Matthias Corvinus

D.

Dachensteingasse , named after the Dachenstein castle ruins

Daimlergasse , named after the German engineer Gottlieb Daimler

Dammgasse , named after the embankment of the southern railway located here

Dänklgasse , named after the co-founder of the chapel of the same name in the Viennese street Friedrich Dänkl

De-Cente-Gasse , named after the Wiener Neustadt pottery manufacturer Joseph De Cente

Deutschgasse , -

Dexelgasse , -

Dietrichgasse , named after the male first name Dietrich

Dir.-Dr.-Mayer-Gasse , -

Dir.-Eduard-Wedl-Gasse , named after the former director of the Wiener Neustädter Sparkasse and founder of the Wiener Neustädter Musikverein Eduard Wedl

Dir.-Heinrich-Weghofer-Gasse , -

Dir.-Show-Alley , -

Domgasse , named after the cathedral of Wiener Neustadt

Domplatz , named after the cathedral of Wiener Neustadt

Döttelbachgasse , named after the part of Josefstadt called the Döttelbacher Siedlung, also known as the war hospital

Dr.-Alexander-Schärf-Straße , named after the coffee machine entrepreneur Alexander Schärf

Dr. Arthur Hochstetterplatz , -

Dr.-Beirer-Gasse , named after the Wiener Neustädter lawyer Jörg Beirer

Dr.-Eckener-Gasse , named after the German airship designer Hugo Eckener

Dr.-Habermayer-Gasse , -

Dr.-Ludmilla-Weippl-Gasse , -

Dr.-Oertel-Gasse , named after the playwright and writer Dr. Rudolf Oertel

Dr.-Richard-Fröhlich-Gasse , -

Dr.-Waldstein-Gasse , named after the former Vice President of the District Court Wr. Neustadt, Dr. Wilhelm Waldstein

Drehergasse , named after the lathe operator

Dreipappelstraße , named after the (originally probably three) poplars that can be found here

Dreisporengasse , -

E.

Ebenfurther Gasse , named after the city of Ebenfurth

Ebereschenweg , named after the deciduous tree of the same name

Eberhardgasse , -

Eckgasse - named after the bend in the middle of this alley

Eduard-Fischer-Gasse , named after the Austrian entrepreneur Eduard Fischer

Eggendorfer Gasse , named after the municipality of Eggendorf

Eichbüchler Gasse , named after the Eichbüchl district of Katzelsdorf

Eisengasse , named after the chemical element iron

Electrician path , named after the profession of the same name

Emil-Ertl-Gasse , named after the Austrian poet Emil Ertl

Emil-Jellinek-Gasse , named after the Austro-Hungarian businessman and diplomat Emil Jellinek

Emmerberggasse , named after the Emmerberg castle ruins

Emmerich-Kalman-Gasse , named after the Hungarian composer Emmerich Kálmán

Engelbrechtgasse , named after the former bishop of Wiener Neustadt, Peter Engelbrecht

Erlacher Gasse , named after the municipality of Bad Erlach

Erlengasse , named after the plant genus of the same name

Ernst-Wurm-Gasse , named in 1972 after the writer Ernst Wurm

Eschengasse , named after the numerous ash trees that were once part of the Fischa-Auen trees

Etrichgasse , named after the Austrian pilot Igo Etrich . Etrich was the first tenant of the hangar at the airfield, which was completed on July 26, 1909

Europaallee , named after the continent of Europe

Eyerspergring , -

Ezilingasse , -

F.

Fahringergasse , named after the Austrian painter Carl Fahringer

Fasangasse , -

Felbergasse , -

Field path in the Ried Am Tiefen Weg ,

Felixdorfer Gasse , named after the community of Felixdorf

Ferdinand-Ebner-Gasse , named after the Wiener Neustadt philosopher Ferdinand Ebner

Ferdinand-Graf-von-Zeppelin-Strasse , named after the German airship designer Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin

Ferdinand Porsche Ring , named after the Austro-German automobile designer Ferdinand Porsche

Feuerwerkergasse , named after the former Wöllersdorf fireworks establishment

Fireworks facility , named after the former fireworks facility

Fischabachgasse , named after the Fischabach

Fischauer Gasse , named after the neighboring town of Bad Fischau

Fischauer Grenzweg , named after the border to Bad Fischau that runs here

Fischelgasse , named after the founder of the fish colony
Fliedergasse , named after the plant genus Lilac
Fliegergasse , named after the aviators
Flotowgasse , named after the German opera composer Friedrich von Flotow
Flugfeldgürtel , named after the Wiener Neustadt district of Flugfeld
Corridor , -
Föhrenseestraße , named after the Föhrensee
Föhrenwaldgasse , named after the Föhrenwald south of Wiener Neustadt
Formerweg , named after the former profession of the former
Fourlanigasse , named after the Wr. Neustädter Landesphysikus Dr. Andreas Fourlani
Francesco-Solimena-Weg , named after the Italian painter Francesco Solimena
Franz-Birbaumer-Gasse , named after the Austrian politician Franz Birbaumer
Franz-Brodinger-Gasse , named after the former Waldegger elementary school director Franz Brodinger
Franz-Erntl-Gasse , named after the Austrian painter Franz Erntl
Franz-Gruber-Gasse , named after the Austrian composer Franz Xaver Gruber
Franz-Johann-Leitner-Gasse , named after the folk poet Franz Johann Leitner
Franz-Kober-Gasse , -
Franz-Lehar-Gasse , named after the Austrian composer Franz Lehár
Franz-Liszt-Gasse , named after the Hungarian composer Franz Liszt
Franz-Mannsbarth-Gasse , named after the Austrian aviation pioneer Franz Mannsbarth
Franz-Schubert-Gasse , named after the Austrian composer Franz Schubert
Franz-Theodor-Csokor-Gasse , named after the Austrian playwright and writer Franz Theodor Csokor
Franz-von-Furtenbach-Straße , named after the founder of Furtenbach GmbH, Franz Erasmus von Furtenbach
Milling path , named after the milling cutter's profession

Frauengasse , named after the women

Freiligrathgasse , named after the German poet Ferdinand Freiligrath

Friedrich-Holzer-Gasse , named after the former director of the city library Friedrich Holzer

Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Gasse , named after the initiator of the German gymnastics movement, Friedrich Ludwig Jahn

Friedrichsgasse , named after Emperor Friedrich III.

Fritz-Haiden-Gasse , -

Fritz-Heindl-Gasse , -

Fritz-Kuhn-Gasse , named after the racing driver and employee at Austro Daimler Fritz Kuhn

Fritz-Pregl-Gasse , named after the Austrian chemist Fritz Pregl

Fritz-Radel-Gasse , named after the former Wr. Neustadt music professor Fritz Radel

Frohsdorfer Straße , named after the part of the municipality of Lanzenkirchen called Frohsdorf

G

Gabelsbergergasse , named after the German inventor Franz Xaver Gabelsberger
Gärbergasse , -
Gartengasse , -
Gauermanngasse , named after the Austrian painter Friedrich Gauermann
Georg-Auer-Gasse , named after the Viennese journalist Georg Auer
Gerasdorfer Gasse , named after Gerasdorf am Steinfeld, a cadastral community of St. Egyden am Steinfeld
Ghegagasse , named after the Austrian engineer and builder of the Semmering Railway Carl von Ghega
Gießergasse , named after the former. Profession of caster , see Glockengießerei Hilzer
Gießhübelgasse , named after the corridor called Gießhübel in the south of Wiener Neustadt
Gilmgasse , -
Giltschwertgasse , -
Gorse Alley , named after the genus Gorse
Glockenheidegasse , named after the Glocken-Heide , a heather plant
Gottfriedgasse , named after the male name Gottfried
Grabengasse , -
Grandlgasse , -
Grazer Straße , named after the city of Graz
Grenzweg , so called because of the close border to Eggendorf
Grillparzergasse , named after the Austrian writer Franz Grillparzer
Gröhrmühlgasse , -
Grübelgasse , -
Pit lane , -
Grünangergasse , -
Grünbeckgasse , named after Heinrich Grünbeck, former abbot of Heiligenkreuz Abbey
Günser Straße , named after the Hungarian city of Güns
Günthergasse , named after the male first name Günther
Gustav-Festenberg-Gasse , named after the Austrian poet Gustav von Festenberg
Gustav-Mahler-Gasse , named after the Austrian composer Gustav Mahler
Gutensteiner Strasse , named after the community of Gutenstein
Gymelsdorfer Straße , named after the district of Wiener Neustadt called Gymelsdorfer Vorstadt

H

Haderäckerweg , -

Haggenmüllergasse , named after Johann Baptist Haggenmüller (? –1780), Mayor of Wiener Neustadt

Haidbrunngasse ; named after the area called Am Haidbrunnen in the south of the Zehnerviertel

Hallengasse , -

Hamerlinggasse , named after the Austrian poet Robert Hamerling

Hammerbachgasse , named after the branch of the Warmen Fischa called Hammerbach

Hans-Grünseis-Gasse , named after the Wiener Neustädter painter Hans Grünseis

Hans-Kudlich-Gasse , named after the Austrian doctor and politician Hans Kudlich

Hans-Otto-Stagl-Gasse , named after the Austrian aeronautical engineer Hans Otto Stagl

Hans-Sachs-Gasse , named after the Nuremberg poet Hans Sachs

Hans-Umlauf-Weg , -

Hans-Vonmetz-Gasse , named after the Austrian painter and sculptor Hans Vonmetz

Hardlgasse , -

Hartiggasse , named after the sugar manufacturer Eugen Hartig

Main square , most important square and center of Wiener Neustadt

Heidegasse , named after the heather between Wiener Neustadt, Wöllersdorf-Steinabrückl and Felixdorf

Heidemühlgasse , named after the former Heidemühle near Steinabrückl

Heimkehrerstraße , previously Kochgasse , named after the prisoners of war who had returned from Russia after the Second World War and who arrived here at Wiener Neustadt train station in 1976 on the occasion of a returnees meeting

Heinrich-Bier-Weg , named after the aircraft designer Heinrich Bier

Heinrich-Heine-Gasse , named after the German poet Heinrich Heine

Heinrich-Pichler-Gasse , -

Heinrich-Sauer-Gasse , -

Heinrich-von-Neustadt-Gasse , named after the Middle High German epic and doctor Heinrich von Neustadt

Heinzelgasse , -

Heizergasse , named after the job description of the stoker

Hermanngasse , named after the first name Hermann

Hernsteiner Weg , named after the municipality of Hernstein

Herrengasse , named after the gentlemen

Herzog-Leopold-Strasse , previously Neugasse , named in 1890 after the Babenberg- Duke Leopold V , who founded the city of Wiener Neustadt with the ransom for Richard the Lionheart

Heugasse , named after the hay

Heunogasse , -

Himmelbachgasse , named after the Himmelbach that was filled in today

Hinterstoissergasse , named after the Austrian aviation pioneer Franz Hinterstoisser

Hochburggasse , -

Höfelgasse , named after the Austrian engraver Blasius Höfel

Höfleiner Gasse , named after the municipality of Höflein on the Hohe Wand

Hofrat-Dr.-Rudolz-Gasse , named after the music professor Rudolf Rudolz

Höggerlgasse , named after the local historian Adolf Höggerl

Hohe-Wand-Gasse , named after the Hohe Wand

Höllesweg , named after the cadastral community of Hölles in Matzendorf-Hölles

Hubertusgasse , named after the first name Hubertus

Hubsteingasse , -

Hussargasse , -

I.

Illnergasse , named after the Austrian aviation pioneer Karl Illner
In the pine forest , named after the south of Wiener Neustadt located Föhrenwald
In the Schmuckerau , named after the Schmuckerau, a recreation area in Wiener Neustadt
Industriegasse , named after the heeled in and around Wiener Neustadt Industry

J

J.-W.-Ganglberger-Gasse , named after the Austrian music director Johann Wilhelm Ganglberger

Johann-Giefing-Strasse , -

Johann-Nepomuk-Fronner-Gasse , named after the former Wiener Neustädter Magistrate Johann Nepomuk Fronner

Johann-Patzelt-Gasse , -

Johann-Schandl-Gasse , -

Johann-Strauss-Gasse , named after the Austrian composer Johann Strauss

Johann-Tscherte-Gasse , named after the Austrian architect Hans Tscherte

Johannes-Gutenberg-Straße , named after the German inventor of the printing press Johannes Gutenberg

Johannesgasse , named after the first name Johannes

Josef Adamcik Alley , named after the painter Josef Adamcik, of a mural and three paintings in St. Anton am Airfield created

Josef-Bierenz-Gasse , named after Josef Bierenz; In 1890 he built a park railway in Vienna's Prater , the forerunner of the Liliput railway

Josef-Feichtinger-Gasse , -

Josef-Kuckertz-Gasse , named after the musicologist Josef Kuckertz

Josef-Matthias-Hauer-Gasse , named after the Austrian composer Josef Matthias Hauer

Josef-Mohr-Gasse , -

Josef-Schrammel-Gasse , named after the Austrian musician and composer Josef Schrammel

Josefsplatz , named after Emperor Franz Joseph

Julia-Rauscha-Gasse , named after the Austrian politician Julie Rauscha

Julius-Leopold-Kinner-Gasse , named after the Austrian bookbinder and local politician Julius Kinner

Julius-Willerth-Gasse , -

K

Kaiserbrunngasse , named after the Kaiserbrunnen in Wiener Neustadt
Kaisersteingasse , named after the second highest Schneeberg summit, Kaiserstein
Kammanngasse , named after the former mayor of Wiener Neustadt, Franz Kammann
Karl-Graf-Gasse , named after the painter and teacher Karl Graf
Karl-Ludovsky-Park , also the mayor 's garden , on Petersgasse

Karl-Palka-Gasse , -

Karolinengasse , -

Kaserngasse , named after the Bechtolsheim barracks located here

Katzelsdorfer Straße , named after the neighboring municipality of Katzelsdorf

Kernstockgasse , -

Keßlergasse , -

Khleslgasse , named after the former bishop of Wiener Neustadt and Vienna Melchior Khlesl

Kindlergasse , -

Kischingergasse , named after the former mayor of Wiener Neustadt, Christoph Kischinger

Kleegasse , named after the plant genus Klee

Kleingasse , this alley is very short

Klenggasse , named after a former Klenganstalt

Köhlgasse , named after the German aviation pioneer Hermann Köhl

Kolkengasse , named after Kolk , a small depression at the bottom of flowing water

Kollonitschgasse , named after the Austro- Hungarian noble family Kollonitsch

Kolowratgasse , named after the Austrian film pioneer Sascha Kolowrat-Krakowsky

Komarigasse , -

Komzakgasse , named after the Austro- Czech composer Karl Komzák junior

Kornblumengasse , named after the plant species of the same name

Kornmühlengasse , -

Kranzlgasse , -

Kreßgasse , -

Kreuzgasse , named after the neighboring spinner on the cross

Krickelgasse , -

Krischgasse , -

Krumpöckgasse , -

Kunzgasse , -

Kupelwiesergasse , named after the Austrian painter Leopold Kupelwieser

Kurt-Ingerl-Gasse , named after the sculptor Kurt Ingerl by a municipal council resolution of June 29, 2005

Short street , located in the center of Wiener Neustadt and so called because it is the shortest of three streets

L.

Lachtengasse , -

Lackiererweg , named after the job of the painter

Lagergasse , named after the Wiener Neustadt warehouse there

Lambert-Pöcher-Gasse , named after the racing driver and employee of Austro-Daimler Lambert Pöcher

Lange Gasse , located in the center of Wiener Neustadt and the longest of three streets

Lannergasse , named after the Austrian composer Joseph Lanner

Lanzenkirchner Trift , named after the Trift located in the direction of Lanzenkirchen

Laubegasse , -

Lazarettgasse , named after the small hospital, part of the Hungarian quarter

Lederergasse , -

Leithafeldgasse , named after the Leithafeld , part of the Hungarian district

Leithakoloniestraße , named after the settlement on the Leitha

Leithamühlgasse , -

Leithasandgasse , -

Lenaugasse , named after the Austrian writer Nikolaus Lenau

Leubleingasse , -

Leutoldgasse , named after the Styrian Ministerial Leutold I.

Libellengasse , named after the dragonfly genus

Lichtenwörther Gasse , named after the neighboring municipality of Lichtenwörth

Liese-Prokop-Weg , formerly behind the Zeiselmauer , so called in 2007 after the death of the Austrian politician Liese Prokop

Lilienthalgasse , named after the German aviation pioneer Otto Lilienthal

Lilly-Steinschneider-Gasse , named after the Hungarian pilot Lilly Steinschneider

Lindbergh Lane , named after the American pilot Charles Lindbergh , the first non-stop alone the Atlantic from New York to Paris flew over

Left row of canals , named after the Wiener Neustädter Canal , on the left bank of which the alley runs

Lise-Meitner-Straße , named after the Austrian nuclear physicist Lise Meitner

Locatelligasse , named after the Italian composer Pietro Locatelli

Lokomotivstraße , named after the former Wiener Neustädter Lokomotivfabrik

Lorenzgasse , -

Luchspergergasse , named after the late Gothic sculptor Lorenz Luchsperger

Lucie-Caroline-Reiner-way , -

Ludwig-Boltzmann-Straße , named after the Austrian physicist Ludwig Boltzmann

Luise-Kadletz-Weg , named after the painter Luise Kadletz

M.

Mahleitengasse , - named after the Malleiten in the Fischau mountains

Mairegasse , -

Mandlinggasse , named after the Hohe Mandling

Margeritengasse , named after the daisy plant genus

Maria-Theresien-Ring , named after the Austrian princess, archduchess of Austria and queen of Hungary , Maria Theresa

Marie-Curie-Strasse , named after the Polish - French physicist Marie Curie

Marktgasse , -

Martin-Altomonte-Gasse , named after the baroque painter Martino Altomonte

Martinsgasse , -

Mathias-Derdak-Gasse , -

Matthias-Schönerer-Gasse , named after the Austrian railway pioneer Mathias von Schönerer

Matzendorfer Gasse , named after the village of Matzendorf

Maximiliangasse , named after Emperor Maximilian

Merbotogasse , named after Merboto, the first mentioned mayor of Wiener Neustadt
Messenhausergasse , named after the Austrian officer and writer Wenzel Messenhauser
Miesenbachgasse , named after the community of Miesenbach
Mießlgasse , named after the former mayor Felix Mießl and founder of the Felixdorf community
Millergasse , -
Millöckergasse , named after the Austrian composer Carl Millöcker
Middle way , -
Mittlere Gasse , so named because it is the middle of the three streets in the center of Wiener Neustadt
Mitterfeldgasse , -
Mohnblumengasse , named after the poppy flower
Molkereistraße , named after the former MOGROS dairy Wiener Neustadt, today part of NÖM based in Baden
Mollramgasse , named after the village of Mollram
Monheimer Gasse , named after Wiener Neustadt's twin town Monheim am Rhein
Moorgasse , named after the wet habitat moor
Moosgasse , named after the plant department of the same name

Möringgasse , -

Müllendorfer Gasse , named after the Burgenland municipality of Müllendorf

Muthmannsdorfer Gasse , named after the village of Muthmannsdorf

N

Nestroystraße , named after the Austrian playwright Johann Nestroy

Neubaugasse , -

Neudörfler Straße , named after the neighboring municipality of Neudörfl

Neue-Welt-Gasse , named after the New World, a depression between the Hohe Wand and the Fischau foothills

Neufelder Gasse , named after the town of Neufeld an der Leitha

Neuklostergasse , named after Neukloster Abbey

Neuklosterplatz , named after Neukloster Abbey

Neunkirchnerstraße , named after the city Neunkirchen , due to the dead straight course through the pine forest and Neunkirchner avenue called

Neurißgasse , -

Niederländergasse , -

Niklas-von-Leyden-Gasse , named after the Dutch sculptor Niclas Gerhaert van Leyden

Nikolaus-August-Otto-Strasse , named after the inventor of the Otto engine named after him, Nicolaus Otto

Nittnergasse , named after the Austrian aviation pioneer Eduard Nittner

Nungessergasse , named after the French pilot Charles Nungesser

O

Obstgasse , named after the fruit
Olof-Palme-Platz , named after the Swedish politician Olof Palme
Oskar-Matulla-Gasse , named after the Viennese painter Oskar Matulla
Otto-Stoessl-Gasse , named after the Austrian writer Otto Stoessl

P

Parsevalgasse , named after the German airship designer August von Parseval

Partschgasse , named after the Partsch car dealership, which also operates some regional bus routes .

Paul-Troger-Gasse , named after the Austrian painter Paul Troger

Pechergasse , -

Peischinger Gasse , named after the village of Peisching

Pernerstorfer Straße , named after the Austrian politician and journalist Engelbert Pernerstorfer

Peter-Schuster-Gasse , named after the writer Peter Schuster

Peter-von-Pusika-Gasse , named after the builder Peter von Pusika

Peter-Zumpf-Gasse , named after the writer Peter Zumpf by a municipal council resolution of June 29, 2005

Petersgasse , after the former. Church on the barrier St. Peter named

Petzoldgasse , -

Piestinger Weg , named after the municipality of Markt Piesting

Plankengasse , -

Plätzgasse , -

Pleyergasse , named after the former city judge Johann Paul Pleyer

Pöckgasse , named after the former mayor of the city Josef Pöck

Pognergasse , -

Polletgasse , -

Pottendorferstraße , according to the market town of Pottendorf named

Primelgasse , named after the genus of primroses

Prochgasse , named after the Austrian composer Heinrich Proch

Prof.-Dr.-Stephan-Koren-Straße , named after the Austrian politician Stephan Koren

Promenade , pedestrian path through the Academy Park and therefore called the Promenade

Puchberger road , after the municipality Puchberg am Schneeberg named

Puchheimgasse , -

Pulvergasse , -

Purgleitnergasse , named after the former mayor Johann Purgleitner

R.

Radegundgasse , -
Raimundgasse , -
Raugasse , -
Raxgasse , - named after the Rax
Rebengasse , -
Right Fischapromenade , named after its location on the right bank of the Warm Fischa
Right canal line - named after the Wiener Neustädter Canal
Rennbahngasse , -
Resselgasse , -
Reyergasse , -
Richard-Wagner-Gasse , -
Richard-Waldemar-Gasse , -
Richtergasse , -
Robert-Blum-Gasse , -
Rosaliagasse , - named after the Rosaliengebirge
Roseggergasse , - named after Peter Rosegger
Rosengasse - named after the rose
Rowischgasse , -
Rudgergasse , -
Rudolf-Diesel-Strasse , -
Rudolf-Götz-Gasse , -
Rudolf-Hawel-Gasse , -
Rudolf-Kumbein-Gasse , -

S.

Sawmill settlement , -

Salzermühlgasse , -

Samuel-Morse-Straße , - named after the American inventor of the writing telegraph Samuel Morse ( Morse code )

Sand alley , -

Saubersdorfer Gasse - named after the nearby village of Saubersdorf (municipality of St. Egyden)

Schelmergasse , -

Schenkgasse , -

Scheuchensteingasse - named after the small town of Scheuchenstein (municipality of Miesenbach )

Schilfgasse , -

Schleiferergasse , -

Schleiferweg , -

Schleifmühlgasse , -

Schlögelgasse , -

Schlossergasse , -

Schmiedgasse , -

Schneeberggasse - named after the highest mountain in Lower Austria - the Schneeberg (Lower Austria)

Schnotzendorfer Gasse , -

Schönthalgasse , -

Gravel lane , -

Schrattensteingasse - named after the Schrattenstein castle ruins

Schreyergasse , -

Schulgartengasse , - named after the adjacent school garden of the BG Zehnergasse

School alley , -

Schützengasse , -

Schwarzenseegasse , -

Swimming pool alley , -

Sebald-Werpacher-Gasse , - named after the builder Sebald Werpacher

Way of the Cross , -

Semmeringgasse - named after the Semmering

Sibotgasse , -

Siglgasse , -

Singergasse , -

Sonnleitnergasse , -

Sonnwendgasse , -

Sparkassengasse , - named after the Wiener Neustädter Sparkasse

Spenglerweg , -

Sperberweg , -

Spitalgasse , - named after the regional hospital in Wiener Neustadt
Stadionstrasse - named after the Wiener Neustädter Stadion located here
Stadlgasse , -
Stahlgasse , -
Stampfgasse , -
Starhemberggasse - named after the Starhemberg castle ruins
Steinabrückler Gasse , named after the neighboring village of Steinabrückl
Steinfeldgasse , named after the Steinfeld , a dry gravel plain in the southern Vienna Basin
Stohanzlgasse , -
Strauchgasse , -
Strelzhofgasse , -
Südtiroler Platz , -
Sunzendorfer Gasse , -
Soup Lane , -

T

Technician way , -
Teichgasse , -
Theresienfelder Gasse , - named after Theresienfeld
Deep lane ,
Tischlergasse , -
Tritremmelgasse , -
Trostgasse , -
Tulpengasse - named after the tulips

U

Ulmengasse , - named after the elms
Ulschalkgasse , - named after one of the first inhabitants of the fish colony
Ungarfeldgasse , - named after a field name
Ungargasse , - Named after Hungary , this is an important arterial road (B53) to the east into Burgenland, which formerly belonged to Hungary

V

Vereinsgasse , -
Vidosichgasse , -
Viktor-Kaplan-Straße , - named after the inventor of the turbine of the same name, Viktor Kaplan
Viktor-Lang-Strasse , -
Volksbadgasse , -

W.

W.-A.-Mozart-Gasse , named after Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Waisenhausgasse , - named after the orphanage in this street
Waldegger Gasse , - named after the village of Waldegg
Waldgasse , -
Waldschulgasse , named after the forest school
Wallygasse , -
Walter-Bilek-Gasse , -
Walthergasse , -
Warchalowskigasse , -
Waßhubergasse , -
Water alley , -
Wattgasse , -
Waxriegelgasse , -
Weidengasse , -
Weikersdorfer Straße - named after the village of Weikersdorf
Weinhebergasse , -
Weinwurmgasse , -
Werftgasse , - named after the shipyard in this alley (see also Wiener Neustädter Canal )
Werkstrasse , -
Werner-Heisenberg-Strasse , -
Wetzsteingasse , -
Weyprechtgasse , - named after the polar explorer Carl Weyprecht (see also Franz-Josef-Land )
Wielandgasse , -
Wiener Straße , named after Vienna , leads north from the center, partly on the B17.
Wiesenbachgasse , -
Wiesengasse , -
Wildgansgasse , - named after the poet Anton Wildgans
Willendorfer Gasse , - named after the village of Willendorf
Winzendorfer Gasse - named after the village of Winzendorf
Wohlfahrtgasse , -
Wolfgang-Pauli-Straße , - named after the Nobel Prize winner Wolfgang Pauli
Wöllersdorfer Straße , - named after the village of Wöllersdorf
Wopfinger Weg - named after the village of Wopfing

Z

Zehnergasse , named for the fourth quarter of ten quarters , which in turn by Wilhelm Zehner is named
Belt of ten , idem
Zemendorfer Gasse , named after the Burgenland community of Zemendorf
Ziehrergasse , named after the Austrian musician Carl Michael Ziehrer
Zillingdorfer Gasse , named after the community of Zillingdorf
Zillingdorfer Weg , idem
Zimmermannweg , named after the profession of the same name
Zulingergasse , -
Dwarf alley , -
Intermediate way , -

literature

Wiener Neustädter Gassenbuch. 1925.
Wiener Neustadt - streets, alleys, squares. 1988.
with information on the streets mentioned: Gerhard Geissl : Monuments in Wiener Neustadt. Places of remembrance. Foreword by Mayor Bernhard Müller , Foreword by City Councilor for Culture, Archives, Museums and Women Isabella Siedl, Kral-Verlag, Berndorf 2013, ISBN 978-3-99024-167-7 .
Franz Pinczolits : Lexicon of Wiener Neustädter street and alley names. Everyday life publishing house , Wiener Neustadt 2015, ISBN 978-3-902282-53-8 .

Web links

http://wiener-neustadt.stadtplanoesterreich.at/