List of listed objects in Vienna / Döbling / Nussdorf – Untersievering

The list of listed objects in Vienna-Döbling contains the listed , immovable objects of the 19th district of Vienna Döbling .

This part of the list contains the 151 objects in the cadastral communities of Nussdorf , Oberdöbling , Obersievering , Salmannsdorf , Unterdöbling and Untersievering as well as the part of Pötzleinsdorf located in Döbling . For the other cadastral communities see the list of listed objects in Vienna / Döbling / Grinzing – Neustift am Wald .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Danube Canal regulation and construction (including bridges, railings and other) ObjectID :  129778 since 2012	KG location : Nussdorf	The Danube Canal is the arm of the Danube that leads past the city center, the name came up before 1700. There were already attempts at regulation in earlier centuries, but the current appearance goes back to the Danube regulation after 1867, when bank fortifications and bridges were built.
		Road bridge, Josef von Schemmerl bridge and Nussdorf weir system ObjectID :  75657	Am Brigittenauer Sporn 7 KG location : Nussdorf	The bridge is part of the 1894-1898 by Otto Wagner and Siegfried Taussig built nussdorf weir and lock . The lion figures on the bridge pylons come from Rudolf Weyr .
		Former Zacharias Glove Factory ObjectID :  47169	Boschstrasse 62 KG location : Nussdorf	The former factory was built by Gustav Matthies in 1886/87 . It is an elongated building with a central projection, which is structured by brick ornaments.
		Altenburger Freihof ObjectID :  108317 since 2014	Freihofgasse 1 KG location : Nussdorf	Ident addresses Heiligenstädter Straße 203-207, Hackhofergasse 14. The property consists of a main building and a garden front towards Heiligenstädter Straße. The core of the main building dates from the 16th century and after several changes of ownership in the 18th century it came to the Altenburg monastery and after 1800 to the Nussdorf brewery , for which extensive cellar vaults were created. Towards Freihofgasse there is the main front with the representative portal system (a round arched portal with presented Doric columns and square wall pillars), towards Hackhofergasse the building is irregularly windowed and bent. The facade on Heiligenstädter Straße also dates from around 1800 with two two-story floors with arched entrances on the side.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  41909	Greinergasse 21 KG location : Nussdorf	The core of the house dates from the 17th and was rebuilt in the first half of the 18th century. The flat central risalit is framed with local stones, the entrance is arched with a crest cartouche.
		Former Vicedomische Hofstatt am Steinbühel ObjectID :  41910	Greinergasse 23 KG location : Nussdorf	The core of the house dates from the 18th century and was newly faced in the third quarter of the 19th century. The flat side projections have baluster parapets.
		Nussdorf parish church hl. Apostle Thomas ObjectID :  52453	Greinergasse 25 KG location : Nussdorf	This simple Josephine hall church was built by Josef Gerl in 1784–1789 and forms a structural unit with the rectory . The facade is smooth with a slightly protruding facade tower with an onion helmet. The furnishings are from the early 19th century, the tabernacle is by Joseph Kornhäusel .
		Parsonage Object ID:  41911	Greinergasse 25 KG location : Nussdorf	The smooth two-storey building with a courtyard was expanded in 1787 by Josef Gerl . It has a simple facade with stone frames for the windows. There are late baroque chimneys in the high hipped roof. Cartouches of the coats of arms of Klosterneuburg Abbey and Provost Floridus Leeb are attached to the lateral arched entrance .
		Former Zwettler Freihof with Turkish Salad ObjectID :  41912	Greinergasse 27 KG location : Nussdorf	The building dates from the late 17th century with alterations in the 18th century. It adjoins the church and faces the street with a stone-framed central projectile with an arched portal and vases on consoles, and it is crowned by a mansard roof. On the garden side there is a salettl with a Turkish standard, probably from the late 18th century.
		Bürgerhaus, suction. Van Swieten-Schlössl ObjectID :  41913	Greinergasse 29 KG location : Nussdorf	The building was formerly owned by the Citizens Hospital. It is a two-story corner house with a beveled edge and floor-to-floor pilaster strips. An oval skylight is located above the shoulder arch portal.
		Former Freihof ObjektID:  586	Greinergasse 30 KG location : Nussdorf	The stately eaves-standing building from the 17th century has grooved pilasters on the building edges as well as console-like crowns and parapet parapets on the upper floor windows.
		Former Freihof von Kremsmünster Abbey ObjectID :  41914	Greinergasse 39 KG location : Nussdorf	The building, which has been owned by the Kremsmünster Abbey since 1745, is a stately winegrower's farm from the 16th century with stone ashlars and a hipped roof. The wide driveway with beveled round arch framing is surrounded by a deep ogival wall. The passage into the courtyard has a barrel vault and a groin vault.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  41697	Greinergasse 42 KG location : Nussdorf	The core of the house dates from the 13th century and was later expanded several times. Due to a later elevation, it is single-storey and has a late Gothic broad bay window and a protruding narrow bay window from the late 15th century with remains of older corner blocks. Inside, one and a half floors of a residential tower from the 13th century have been preserved.
		Neudeckerhof (formerly Neudegger Hof) ObjectID :  41919	Hackhofergasse 1 KG location : Nussdorf	The core of the farm dates back to the 16th century and was owned by the Dominicans in the 17th century. It is a two-storey gable-independent building with a crooked roof, a sundial painted on the south side (marked 1577) and a barrel-vaulted hall behind a round arched gate.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  41920	Hackhofergasse 3 KG location : Nussdorf	The core of the house probably dates from the 17th century, the facade with allegorical reliefs in the lunettes on the upper floor from the 18th century.
		Former Brauhaus Nussdorf, street-side exterior appearance and driveway ObjektID :  41921	Hackhofergasse 9 KG location : Nussdorf	Erected in 1690 as an economic yard for the Jesuit college, the building came into the possession of Franz Xaver Bosch in 1819, who converted the Jesuit yard into a brewery ( Nussdorf brewery ). Around 1830 the company was expanded considerably. In the course of this, the street facade was renewed. The three-storey street facade is still preserved, the entrance risalit is structured with pilaster strips and cornices. The arched portal has a wedge stone mask and reliefed hop tendrils, in the lunettes of the ground floor windows there are reliefs that have the four seasons and the brewery as their theme.
		Hauerhaus, exterior appearance of the street wing ObjectID :  41922	Hackhofergasse 10 KG location : Nussdorf	The core of the building dates from the 17th century. It has a broad hipped front and a basket arch wedge marked 1767.
		Zwettlerhof ObjectID :  41923	Hackhofergasse 17 KG location : Nussdorf	The Zwettlerhof is a former reading courtyard of the Zwettl Abbey , which was probably built by Franz Matthäus Grossmann in 1732 . It is an elongated, representative building on sloping terrain that is set back from the street. The front is structured by flat projections and has a frame and pilaster structure above the grooved plinth. In the basement there is a former press cellar with a lancet barrel vault, in which there is still an original press. Above there are representative rooms and a chapel.
		Schikaneder-Lehár-Schlößchen ObjectID :  41924	Hackhofergasse 18 KG location : Nussdorf	The building in its current form dates from 1737, but has an older core. From 1803 to 1812 it was owned by Emanuel Schikaneder , and from 1932 to 1944 by Franz Lehár . The facade is five-axis with pilasters, a fresco in the ballroom shows the "Magic Flute" .
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  52456	Heiligenstädter Straße 146 KG location : Nussdorf	This building was built in 1925/26 by Alfred Castellitz . It is a simple, block-like structure, the most striking feature of which is the different plaster color on the ground floor and on the top floor.
		Kunst-am-Bau, stele ObjectID :  52454	at Heiligenstädter Straße 163 KG location : Nussdorf	The artificial stone relief pillar work by Ferdinand Opitz dates from 1951/53.
		Bürgerhaus und Hauerhaus ObjectID :  41945	Kahlenberger Straße 1 KG location : Nussdorf	The two-storey, three-winged town house and hauer house on the corner of Greinergasse was owned by several monasteries and monasteries. It has a late medieval core from the first half of the 16th century, a flat bay window, a stone-framed basket arch portal and a driveway with stab cap barrels from 1681. Inside there are remains of figural wall paintings from around 1530.
		Hauerhaus ObjectID :  41946	Kahlenberger Straße 2d KG location : Nussdorf	The corner house Kahlenbergerstraße 2d / Greinergasse 37 is a winegrower's farm from the 16th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  41947	Kahlenberger Straße 3 KG location : Nussdorf	The facade of the town house dates from the middle of the 19th century, the entrance with longitudinal barrel vaults with stitch caps from around 1600.
		Bürgerhaus, To the Eye of God ObjectID :  41948	Kahlenberger Strasse 4 KG location : Nussdorf	The town house "Zum Auge Gottes" was the property of the sovereigns or the house of the vice cathedral office. The core of the two-storey building dates from the 16th century, the baroque facade was designed around 1740. In the gable of the house there is a relief of the Eye of God with putti.
		Hauerhaus ObjectID :  41949	Kahlenberger Straße 5 KG location : Nussdorf	The winegrower's house, the core of which dates from the end of the 14th century, was owned by the citizens' hospital. The house has a two-axis bay window, a dormer window and a driveway with a stitch cap barrel vault from the 16th century.
		Hauerhaus ObjectID :  41950	Kahlenberger Strasse 6 KG location : Nussdorf	The house at Kahlenberger Straße 6 is a heavily renovated Hauer house.
		Residential complex of the municipality of Vienna ObjectID :  52435	Kahlenberger Strasse 7, 9 KG location : Nussdorf	This community building occupies a special position in that it is the combination of an old wing on Kahlenberger Straße, which was built around 1760, with modern extensions. The newer wings are also two-story with simple rows of windows and adapt to the surroundings. They were built in 1949–1951 by Rudolf Hofbauer and Elisabeth Hofbauer-Lachner .
		Hauerhaus ObjectID :  41951	Kahlenberger Strasse 8 KG location : Nussdorf	The late Gothic winegrower's yard with hipped fronts essentially dates from the 14th to the 16th century and served as the service yard of the citizens' hospital.
		Hauerhaus, To the Archduke Albrecht ObjectID :  41952	Kahlenberger Strasse 10 KG location : Nussdorf	The Hauerhaus "Zum Erzherzog Albrecht" is a two-story winery with a hipped roof, the core of which dates from the 16th century. It has a bay window on corbels with a coat of arms with the year 1636. In a niche there is a figure of the mercy seat from the 17th century.
		Way Chapel St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID :  115573	between Kahlenberger Strasse 10 and 14 KG location : Nussdorf	The colored stone figure of St. Johannes Nepomuk stands in a square chapel with high round arches.
		Hauerhaus ObjectID :  41953	Kahlenberger Strasse 18 KG location : Nussdorf	The Hauerhaus dates from the 17th century, although it has an older core. The house entrance was built in the 18th century.
		Hauerhaus ObjectID :  41954	Kahlenberger Strasse 20 KG location : Nussdorf	The Hauerhaus from the 17th century with pawlatschen and outside stairs on the courtyard wing served as the official residence of the village judge of the citizen hospital in the 18th century.
		Hauerhaus ObjectID :  41955	Kahlenberger Straße 22 KG location : Nussdorf	The core of the winegrower's farm, which dates from the 16th to 17th centuries, has a facade from around 1700, a round arched driveway, a corner ashlar and plaster parapets on the upper floor windows. The entrance was designed as a needle cap barrel vault.
		Bürgerhaus, Hauerhaus, main wing of the house ObjectID :  41956	Kahlenberger Strasse 24 KG location : Nussdorf	The winery has a core that dates back to the 17th to 18th centuries.
		Greinerhaus, Beethoven House ObjectID :  41957	Kahlenberger Strasse 26 KG location : Nussdorf	The Greinerhaus is a two-story, four-sided country house. The stately country house with subtle rococo decorations was built between 1763 and 1765 for the cotton fabric manufacturer Ignaz Schwab. Later it came into the possession of the mayor of Nussdorf , Greiner. In the summer of 1817 Ludwig van Beethoven lived in an apartment on the first floor of the house. For the 40th founding ceremony of the men's choir "Beethoven", the latter donated a commemorative plaque, which was unveiled on October 19, 1913.
		Hauerhaus ObjectID :  41958	Kahlenberger Strasse 28 KG location : Nussdorf	The Hauerhaus with a crooked roof has medieval stone walls and a cellar entrance with a baroque frame.
		Hauerhaus, street wing ObjectID :  41959	Kahlenberger Strasse 30 KG location : Nussdorf	The Hauerhaus with a crooked roof was heavily renovated and was once owned by the Dorotheerkloster.
		Wayside shrine, Green Cross ObjectID :  116472	at Kahlenberger Straße 98 KG location : Nussdorf	The wayside shrine dates from 1867 and replaced an older one from the 16th century. On a square pedestal rises a tabernacle with pointed arch niches in which representations of Mary with the Child and St. Severin are located. The brick roof is crowned by a cross with clover leaf ends.
		Wayside shrine, White Cross ObjectID :  87023	in front of Nußberggasse 36 KG location : Nussdorf	The wayside shrine dates from 1817 and, according to the inscription, replaced one from 1558. Above a stepped base is a square pillar with inscriptions and above it a tabernacle with a crucifixion relief on the front. The pillar is crowned by a ray cross with Christ's monogram.
		Municipal housing with art-in-building, sundial ObjectID :  81542	Sickenberggasse 1-5 KG location : Nussdorf	At this 1961-1963 built communal housing, there is next to the sundial (terracotta relief sculpture of Otto bustle , from 1960 to 1962), the stone sculpture siblings of Robert Ullmann (1960-1963).
		Gasthaus, former valley station of the cog railway to the Kahlenberg ObjectID :  52447	Zahnradbahnstraße 8 KG location : Nussdorf	The former valley station of the cog railway on the Kahlenberg was built in 1873/1874. It is a broad-based, strictly historical building, the central projection is structured as a pilaster, the gable is decorated with a relief.
		Street furniture, toilet facility ObjectID :  115281	at Zahnradbahnstraße 8, KG location : Nussdorf	The urinal comes from the Wilhelm Beetz company and was installed in 1926.
		Julius-Tandler-Heim ObjectID :  88604	Billrothstraße 9 KG location : Oberdöbling	This building was built in 1927 as an extension of the Pestalozzihof by Ella Briggs and is now a shelter for the homeless. The building is arranged symmetrically around the central staircase, which is flanked by box-like bay windows.
		Rental House ObjectID :  41887	Billrothstraße 68 KG location : Oberdöbling	The houses at Billrothstraße 68-74 form a closed association of two-story houses from the late 18th century over a brick, terrace-like sub-construction. Some of the facades were later changed.
		Rental house ObjectID :  41888	Billrothstrasse 70 KG location : Oberdöbling	The houses at Billrothstraße 68-74 form a closed association of two-story houses from the late 18th century over a brick, terrace-like sub-construction. Some of the facades were later changed. This house has a gable and a balcony.
		Rental House ObjectID :  41889	Billrothstrasse 72 KG location : Oberdöbling	The houses at Billrothstraße 68-74 form a closed association of two-story houses from the late 18th century over a brick, terrace-like sub-construction. Some of the facades were later changed. This house has a gable and a balcony.
		Rental house ObjektID :  41890	Billrothstrasse 74 KG location : Oberdöbling	The houses at Billrothstraße 68-74 form a closed association of two-story houses from the late 18th century over a brick, terrace-like sub-construction. Some of the facades were later changed.
		Strauss-Lanner-Park, former Döblinger local cemetery ObjectID :  86979	Billrothstraße 88 KG location : Oberdöbling	The Strauss-Lanner-Park stands on the site of the Döblinger cemetery, which was closed in 1885 . In front of a remnant of the cemetery wall are the tombstones of Johann Strauss' father and Joseph Lanner .
		House Mandl ObjectID :  41891	Blaasstrasse 8 KG location : Oberdöbling	This villa was rebuilt and expanded by Adolf Loos in 1916/17 , but largely changed in 1982.
		Former Villa Tugendhat ObjectID :  52602	Blaasstrasse 29 KG location : Oberdöbling	The villa was built by Robert Oerley in 1924 . It is an approximately U-shaped block with polygonal corner turrets and a rich roof section with dormers and chimneys. It also has stone rustics and lattice balconies.
		Facility of the former Bunzl house with paved exterior surfaces ObjektID :  52598 since 2018	Chimanistraße 18 KG location : Oberdöbling	The house was built in 1935 by Josef Frank and Oskar Wlach .
		Residential complex of the municipal trams, now the municipality of Vienna ObjectID :  52505	Döblinger Gürtel 9-19, odd numbers, KG location : Oberdöbling	The residential buildings with sparse, uniform relief decor were built around 1912.
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  52511	Döblinger Gürtel 10 KG location : Oberdöbling	This residential complex was built by Leo Kammel in 1928/29 . It is kept in expressionist forms: semicircular on the belt and on the corner of Glatzgasse with a raised corner tower, which is structured with a pointed core and corner balconies. This tower is still adorned with atlases at its base .
		Professor-Jodl-Hof ObjectID :  52507	Döblinger Gürtel 21, 23 KG location : Oberdöbling	This residential complex was built in 1925/26 by Rudolf Frass , Karl Dorfmeister and Rudolf Perco . It is also kept in very expressive forms (such as the angular indentations on the tower structures) and follows the curve of the Gürtelstrasse.
		Manor Winery ObjectID :  48493	Döblinger Hauptstrasse 54 KG location : Oberdöbling	The building was erected at the end of the 18th century. It is a classicist ensemble of two analogue cubic structures with hipped roofs and a shallow central projection, which is divided on the upper floor by pilaster strips and arched windows and in its gable field has a relief with genii and horns of plenty.
		Casino Zögernitz ObjectID :  114195	Döblinger Hauptstrasse 76, 78 KG location : Oberdöbling	This building complex, which was rebuilt several times, dates from the years 1835–1837 and was built under the direction of Benedikt Schegar . A smooth upper zone with a raised middle section rises above a grooved ground floor under a hipped roof. At the side there are additional entrances and grilles. Two classicist rooms have been preserved inside. A plaque commemorates concert performances ( Strauss father , Strauss son , Lanner ).
		Residential building ObjectID :  41903	Döblinger Hauptstrasse 82 KG location : Oberdöbling	This suburban Biedermeier house dates from the first half of the 19th century, but is perhaps older in essence. It has a central balcony as well as dazzling pillars on the ground floor.
		Gate house of the Maria Regina monastery , facade facing the street ObjectID :  122761	Döblinger Hauptstrasse 83 KG location : Oberdöbling	The core of the building dates from the early 19th century, the facade from the end of the same century. It is a block-like building with a neo-Gothic frame structure. The central arched portal with Gothic keel framing is crowned by a group of figures of the Holy Family , which dates from around 1885.
		Biederhof, Beethovenhaus ObjectID :  41904	Döblinger Hauptstrasse 92 KG location : Oberdöbling	This suburban Josephine house was later changed slightly. It has a wooden Salettl and a wrought-iron candelabra in the courtyard wing.
		Villa Wertheimstein, District Museum ObjectID :  41905	Döblinger Hauptstrasse 96 KG location : Oberdöbling	The Döblinger District Museum is housed in the Villa Wertheimstein . It is an upper-class Viennese country house from the 1st half of the 19th century with a garden sloping down towards the street. It was built by Alois Pichl for Rudolf von Arthaber , later it passed to Leopold von Wertheimstein . It is a cubic building with a cornice structure with a transverse side building (the so-called Nonnenstöckl ) , which essentially dates back to the 17th century . The interior rooms are partly designed by Carl Roesner and feature paintings by Moritz von Schwind .
		Municipal housing, Rebec-Hof ObjektID :  52592	Flotowgasse 12 KG location : Oberdöbling	This residential building was built in 1929 by Rudolf Goebel . Trapezoidal loggias and a pointed gable are located on its central wing, flanked by a pointed core.
		Former University of World Trade ObjectID :  52513	Franz-Klein-Gasse 1 KG location : Oberdöbling	The former business university was built by Alfred Keller in 1915/16 and expanded in both the 1950s and 1970s. It is a multi-axis reinforced concrete structure with a representative facade facing the Währinger Park. The arched porch is decorated with reliefs depicting allegories of trade.
		Monument to Countess Therese Gatterburg ObjectID :  115499	Gatterburggasse KG location : Oberdöbling	The classical metal statue from 1849 comes from the grave of Countess Therese Gatterburg. A female figure is holding a book, the other hand is pointing up.
		Residential building ObjectID :  41908	Gebhardtgasse 13 KG location : Oberdöbling	The house was built in 1905 by Ferdinand Fellner III. and is in the forms of Western European Art Nouveau . The facade is structured by bay windows on bud-like swelling consoles, the parapet balustrade is pierced with gables above the side bay windows. The wrought iron grilles and some of the glass windows in the stairwell are original.
		Old building of the Federal High School ObjectID :  52608	Gymnasiumstraße 83 KG location : Oberdöbling	The Aryan functional building from 1887 is structured with neo-renaissance forms.
		Cemetery building of the Döblinger Friedhof ObjectID :  117999	Hartäckerstraße 65 KG location : Oberdöbling	The Döblinger Friedhof was opened in 1885 and expanded several times around 1900 and 1905. The entrance building dates from this time, the funeral hall was rebuilt in 1971/72 by Erich Boltenstern .
		Café, Pavilion ObjectID :  118698	Hartäckerstraße 80 KG location : Oberdöbling	The wooden salettl was built in 1932 by Friedrich Pindt .
		Ditteshof ObjektID :  52512	Heiligenstädter Strasse 11-25, unger. No. Location KG: Oberdöbling	This residential complex was built by Arnold Karplus in 1928/29 . The complex is grouped around an inner courtyard, the structures will merge into massive towers, and it is interspersed with cubic groups of balconies and bay windows. A relief in the inner courtyard by Georg Ehrlich recalls a solidarity action by residents during the global economic crisis.
		Stadtbahn - sub-area Oberdöbling ObjectID :  116961	Heiligenstädter Straße 29 KG location : Oberdöbling	The light rail system was planned from 1892 as part of the regulation of the Danube Canal and Vienna River , and Otto Wagner had been the aesthetic adviser since 1894 . Together with his employees, he planned the substructure, high-rise structures (retaining walls, bridges, tunnel portals, viaducts, stations) and details (railings, grilles, gates, furniture, lighting, etc.) for all light rail lines. After six years of construction, around forty kilometers of railway with 36 stations were built in the style of late historicism with art nouveau elements . From 1969 to 1989 the system was modernized and gradually integrated into the subway network . The Gürtelstadtbahn runs here as an elevated railway.
		Maria Theresien Schlössl , Neurological Hospital ObjectID:  18300	Hofzeile 18, 20 KG location : Oberdöbling	This villa-like castle was built in the 2nd third of the 18th century through the conversion of an older country house, perhaps by Nikolaus Pacassi . In 1912–1914 it was converted into a mental hospital. It is a two-storey building with a shallow courtyard, the upper storey has Tuscan pilasters as well as frame and slab structure. Some rooms inside are still furnished in the original way, such as the so-called mirror room; The decoration of the ballroom with stucco decoration in bandwork shapes goes back to around 1870.
		Church of the Holy Family of the Sisters of the Poor Child of Jesus ObjectID :  52476	Hofzeile 22 KG location : Oberdöbling	This late historical monastery church was built by Friedrich Luckner in 1885/86 . All facades are designed with simple frames, pilaster strips or friezes in romanized forms. It is a three-aisled, two-bay basilica with a rectangular square vaulted choir. Most of the furnishings are from the construction period and are by Josef Kastner .
		Chapel of St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID :  86960	Hofzeile 24 KG location : Oberdöbling	This originally free-standing baroque chapel now adjoins the monastery of the Sisters of the Poor Child of Jesus on two sides . The facade mirror is three-axis with Tuscan pilasters and a slightly protruding tower axis, the tower with onion helmet itself towers above a surrounding cornice. There is a wide central window above the rectangular portal with a segmental arched roof. A flat pendentive dome is located above the nave , followed by a choir bay with a square vault. The furnishings date from the late 19th century.
		People's Home In Crimea ObjectID :  86937	Hutweidengasse 24 KG location : Oberdöbling	The Volksheim was built in 1965 by Gustav Peichl
		Elementary school ObjectID :  52591	In the Crimea 6 location KG: Oberdöbling	The Aryan functional building with plaster strips on a brick base was built in 1903.
		Crimean Church of St. Jude Squidward ObjectID :  52586	In the Krim 9 location KG: Oberdöbling	This hall building with a tower facade was built by Clemens Holzmeister in 1931/32 . The orientation was originally perpendicular to today's church, today's choir and the west nave were added by Anton Steflicek during the extension in 1955–1957 . The facade is simple with simply cut rectangular windows. The furnishings (with the exception of two sculptures by Hans Andre from the 1930s) date from the 1950s, including the altarpiece St. Judas Thaddäus by Hans Wulz on the western wall of the choir.
		Döblinger parish church hl. Paul and figurines ObjectID :  66296	Kardinal-Innitzer-Platz 1 KG location : Oberdöbling	This block-like hall church with facade tabs, built by Josef Reininger in 1828/29, stands on a plaza-like extension of the courtyard row. The flat main facade is structured by Tuscan pilasters and has circumferential beams and a triangular gable. The large lunette window above the portal is striking. The furnishings date from around 1870, the altarpiece Conversion of St. Paul is from the year 1829 by Josef Schönmann . The church is decorated with figures of St. Erasmus (early 18th century) and St. Johann Nepomuk (early 19th century) flanked.
		Former Company building Redlich and Berger ObjektID :  41960	Kreindlgasse 9 KG location : Oberdöbling	The company building was built in 1876 and rebuilt in the 1890s. It is a three-storey brick building with corner projections and central projections on the side fronts. The main building is set back from the street where the lower brick outbuildings are located. The facade is enlivened by exposed brick ornamentation and rich wrought iron decor, there is a glazed veranda.
		Villa Redlich ObjectID :  52485	Kreindlgasse 11 KG location : Oberdöbling	The villa was built in 1907 by Joseph Urban and is considered an important building of the Viennese protomodern. Between the load-bearing wall pillars, bay windows , which are made of small pieces, are embedded, which are grouped together by metal-clad, riveted parapets.
		Personality monument , Micklitz ObjectID :  86920	Linnéplatz location KG: Oberdöbling	The bust of Oberlandforstmeister Robert Micklitz dates from 1908 by Josef Langer .
		Personality monument , Joseph Wessely ObjectID :  86921	Linnéplatz location KG: Oberdöbling	The monument in honor of the Forestry Academy Director Joseph Wessely with the base inscription: No culture without forest / No forest without culture is a work by Rudolf Weyr and was unveiled on May 16, 1908. The bust was originally a bronze cast that was removed in the course of World War II. The United Vienna Metalworks made a stone cast bust from the preserved plaster cast around 1953, and this was then used to complete the memorial.
		Residential building ObjectID :  52597	Nedergasse 28 KG location : Oberdöbling	The villa was built in 1930 by Wilhelm Ohrstein. It is structured by a reentering center with large bay windows , arbors and balconies, the corners are cantilevered balconies.
		District office, former villa and private sanatorium ObjectID :  41965	Obersteinergasse 18-24 KG location : Oberdöbling	The villa was built in the early 19th century, was a private sanatorium for the mentally ill after 1831 and has been the seat of the Döbling District Court since 1982 . The main facade has a flat five-axis central projection, which is preceded by a Tuscan column portico. The decor of the portal on the narrow side of the building is early historical.
		Karl-Mark-Hof ObjectID :  52594	Obkirchergasse 2, 4, 6, 16 KG location : Oberdöbling	This residential complex was built by Wilhelm Peterle in 1924/25 . It consists of a courtyard-like facility on Sonnwendplatz with a representative passage and some free-standing, villa-like objects.
		Municipal kindergarten ObjectID :  52593	Obkirchergasse 8 KG location : Oberdöbling	The kindergarten was built at the beginning of the 20th century and has the following plaster reliefs: Children in front of Viennese views ( Theodor Khuen ), shepherds ( Franz Barwig the Younger , towards Hutweidengasse)
		School ObjectID :  52509	Pantzergasse 25 KG location : Oberdöbling	The school with its central projections divided by pilasters was built in 1885.
		Chapel ObjectID :  52607	Peter-Jordan-Straße 29 KG location : Oberdöbling	Ottokar Uhl's chapel is a rectangular room with a concrete beam ceiling, which is divided into two by a concrete pillar. The crucifix and pietà are in rural post-medieval shapes.
		Villa ObjectID :  41966	Peter-Jordan-Straße 50 KG location : Oberdöbling	The representative villa in neoclassical forms was built in 1923/24. The building cube with a central flight of stairs and a terrace in front of the entrance projections has Doric temple fronts in front of the side axes on the upper floor, and on the garden side there is a semicircular terrace with a balcony.
		BOKU , Wilhelm-Exner-Haus ObjectID :  86823 since 2013	Peter-Jordan-Straße 82 KG location : Oberdöbling	The buildings were erected at the end of the 1900s as a hospital for the Viennese merchants according to plans by the architect Ernst Gotthilf von Miskolczy . In 1939 it came into the possession of the City of Vienna, which later leased it to the German Air Force. After the war, it was seized first by the Soviets and then by the Americans. It has been used as a secondary location by the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences since 1960 and is known as the Wilhelm Exner House in memory of Wilhelm Exner .
		Institute building BOKU (former administration building Wilhelm-Exner-Haus) ObjektID :  86822 since 2016	Peter-Jordan-Straße 82 KG location : Oberdöbling	The caretaker's house was built in 1909 by Ernst Gotthilf . The overall cubic form is broken up by asymmetries in the floor plan and facade structure, exposed brick and trickle plaster alternate. Portal and window forms alternate between neo-Romanesque, neo-baroque and secessionist.
		Klosehof ObjektID :  52514 since 2012	Philippovichgasse 1, 3 KG location : Oberdöbling	This community building was built by Josef Hoffmann in 1924/25 . It is Hoffmann's first community building in Vienna. It is a large, closed building block that looks very sober and businesslike for the time it was built.
		Pestalozzihof ObjectID :  52515	Philippovichgasse 2, 4 KG location : Oberdöbling	This residential complex was built by Ella Briggs in 1925/26 . The building consists of cubic forms and is set back in the middle part like an honorary courtyard, with a lower building (the kindergarten) in front of it. In this courtyard there is a Pestalozzi statue by Max Krejca . The corner front facing Billrothstrasse is also striking.
		Municipal housing, Ella-Briggs-Hof ObjectID :  114109	Philippovichgasse 6-10 KG location : Oberdöbling	This residential complex was built by Hans Stöhr in 1938–1940 , but the planning dates back to before 1938, which makes it a special case. The elongated, multi-tiered main front takes up the entire block in Philippovichgasse, the building is set back slightly at the corners. Structural elements are horizontal balconies and the ceramic-clad entrance portal.
		Light column ObjectID :  121722	at Pokornygasse 31, KG location : Oberdöbling	The light column dates from the 19th century. On a high beveled shaft are two cornices above which there is a heavily decorated wooden lighthouse with glazed arched openings, a pointed shingle roof and a gable decoration. The house number Pokornygasse 31 is attached to the shaft.
		School ObjectID :  52487	Pyrkergasse 14, 16 KG location : Oberdöbling	The elongated functional Aryan building with a risal structure and flat secessionist decor was built in 1908. The relief Vindobona teaches children by Paul Paintl and Franz Abel is located on Kreindlgasse .
		Art on architecture, figures and fountains ( Copenhagen courtyard ) ObjectID :  52502	Schegargasse 13, 15 KG location : Oberdöbling	In this communal housing complex, built between 1956 and 1958, there are the following objects of art: Playing bears (natural stone sculpture, Josef Bock , 1956/59), sundial ( Helene Hädelmayr , 1957/58), bird bath ( Alfred Hrdlicka ), bird flight (fountain with mosaic, Herbert Schwarz , 1956/59), family life (ceramic relief around an entrance, Adele Stadler , 1956/58), house music (natural stone relief , Franz Luby , 1956/58), woman resting (sculpture, Alfons Riedel , 1956/58), two playing Boys (bronze sculpture, Rudolf Schmidt , 1956/59), bird bath ( Jakob Laub , 1956/59).
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  52503	Schegargasse 17, 19 KG location : Oberdöbling	This residential complex was built by Friedrich Jäckel in 1923/24 . It is a relatively simple complex with a street courtyard.
		Jewish cemetery with ceremonial hall and grave digger's house ObjektID :  52352	Schrottenbachgasse 3 KG location : Oberdöbling	The cemetery was laid out in 1784, expanded several times in the 19th century, last used in 1884 and partially destroyed in 1942. He received numerous classical and historicist tombstones, some of them from famous rabbis and other important personalities. The grave digger's house ( Taharahaus ) is a symmetrical two-story building with single-story wings from the end of the 18th century. The ceremonial hall is a high, cubic gate hall with lunette windows. Note: The ceremonial hall (Semperstrasse 64) is already in Währing.
		Double apartment building ObjectID :  21469	Vegagasse 17, 19 KG location : Oberdöbling	The house was built by Robert Oerley in 1906 . The cubic structure is accentuated by pointed corner parts and a protruding eaves, the facade is structured by a grid of brown glazed majolica panels.
		Vicarage ObjectID :  52481	Vormosergasse 7 KG location : Oberdöbling	The parsonage was built in 1786 and in 1883 heightened and redesigned the facade. It is a simple building with widened corner axes and a grooved ground floor.
		Rental house ObjektID :  41990	Weimarer Straße 98 KG location : Oberdöbling	The house was built by Robert Oerley in 1904/05 . It is a simply structured rental house, the two-storey round corner sections of which extend over the entire front with their protruding eaves. The window reveals are sparsely decorated in a secessionist manner. The majolica relief family as the portal frame comes from Richard Tautenhayn .
		Street furniture, toilet facility ObjectID :  114194	Wertheimsteinpark OW location KG: Oberdöbling	The toilet facility was built in 1908 by the Wilhelm Beetz company .
		Railway line, Vienna suburb line - sub-area Oberdöbling ObjectID :  74523	KG location : Oberdöbling	The suburban line opened in 1898 and was originally part of the Vienna Stadtbahn . Like this one, it was built according to plans by Otto Wagner . After the First World War, however, it was not put into operation as part of the Vienna Electric Light Rail, but mainly used for freight transport. It was not until 1987 that it became part of local public transport again as the S-Bahn line . Only three of the original stations could be used again. The suburban line is mainly designed as a tunnel or incision track.
		Hauerhaus with former press house ObjectID :  41884	Agnesgasse 1 KG location : Obersievering	The core of the former farmyard of the Camaldulensians from Kahlenberg dates from the 16th century and was rebuilt after 1683. it is a two-storey building with a hipped roof and a covered entrance with square vaults from the 18th century
		Grotto ObjectID :  42135	Am Himmel location KG: Obersievering
		Parsonage Object ID:  52562	Fröschelgasse 20 KG location : Obersievering	The rectory of the Sieveringen parish church was built in 1893/94 by Martin Schömer . The building has a hipped roof, the facade is additively structured.
		Chapel, St. Elisabeth Am Himmel, Sisikapelle ObjektID :  23002	Gspöttgraben 5 KG location : Obersievering	The chapel was built on the occasion of the marriage of the imperial couple from 1854–1856 by Johann Garben in the immediate vicinity of the no longer existing castle of Baron von Sothen . It is an early example of a sacred building in the style of romantic historicism. To the south the chapel opens into a vestibule with three pointed arches, the chapel itself has a 5/8 end. The facade is characterized by detailed and elaborate ornamentation and crowned by tabernacle turrets and eyelashes.
		Hackenberg water tank including inlet structure ObjectID :  12795	Hackenbergweg 60 KG location : Obersievering	The water reservoir of the second Viennese spring water pipeline was built between 1908 and 1910 and is an exceptional example of the transfer of forms of representational architecture to a functional building. The arcade building made of granite blocks shows neo-Romanesque and secessionist forms. There are three arched entrances on the ground floor, and bronze reliefs of dragons are attached to the central gable top. In the middle of the upper floor there is a four-sided belvedere with beveled corners and a flat dome, segment-arched openings and central posts. The viewing terrace is bordered by a pergola with stone pillars. In front of the building is a monumental flight of stairs with a decorative basin.
		Höhenstraße ObjectID :  101571 since 2020	Höhenstraße location KG: Obersievering	The Höhenstraße is a scenic route between Neuwaldegg and the Kahlenberg . It was built in 1934/35 under the direction of Erich Franz Leischner . It is considered to be one of the prestige projects of the time and not least had the purpose of creating jobs in the crisis years.
		Glanzinger parish church Annunciation of the Lord and parish center ObjektID :  52615	Krottenbachstrasse 120 KG location : Obersievering	The parish church of the Annunciation was built in 1968–1970 by Josef Lackner . It is an exposed concrete building with a reinforced concrete ceiling and a pressed gravel roof. The outside impression is determined by the roof construction, it is divided into an anteroom and an octagonal main room.
		Former House Paitl ObjectID :  129037	Krottenbachstrasse 190 KG location : Obersievering	The building was designed by Franz Paitl in 1929, the pillar fence has been preserved in its original form.
		Wayside shrine, tear cross / travel cross ObjectID :  115178	opposite Salmannsdorfer Höhe 4 KG location : Obersievering	The Reisserkreuz was erected in the 1920s on the site of a plague cross from 1697. The newly erected cross is a tabernacle pillar.
		Former Springer-Mühle ObjectID :  44207	Sieveringer Straße 164 KG location : Obersievering	The former Springermühle is part of an association of single-storey winegrowers' houses that essentially date from the 17th to 18th centuries. The Springermühle itself has a rear wing with a crooked roof.
		Former Camaldolese farmyard ObjectID :  41976	Sieveringer Straße 170 KG location : Obersievering	The farmyard of the Camaldulensians from Kahlenberg is a stately double hooked courtyard with a core from the 16th century. The farm yard consists of a farm cellar with an additional dwelling, a street-side, floor-high gabled house with a wine cellar and a baroque gate with the coat of arms of the Camaldolese.
		Hauerhaus ObjectID :  41977	Sieveringer Straße 172 KG location : Obersievering	The Hauerhaus is part of an association of single-storey winegrowers' houses, which essentially date from the 17th to 18th centuries. The Hauerhaus itself is a double courtyard with gable fronts.
		Villa ObjectID :  41978	Sieveringer Straße 199, 201 KG location : Obersievering	The core of the villa in Obersievering dates from the 1870s and was extended in 1903 by the architect Gustav von Neumann . The neo-baroque villa has a striking central balcony on double columns, the side axes were domed over.
		Hauerhaus ObjectID :  41980	Sieveringer Straße 227 KG location : Obersievering	The Hauerhaus is part of an association of single-storey winegrowers' houses, which essentially date from the 17th to the 18th century and were changed into the 20th century.
		Hauerhaus ObjectID :  41981	Sieveringer Straße 231 KG location : Obersievering	The Hauerhaus is part of an association of single-storey winegrowers' houses, which essentially date from the 17th to the 18th century and were changed into the 20th century. The Hauerhaus in Sieveringer Straße 231 has a crooked gable and a shingle roof, the pointed niche in the two-storey component possibly dates from the 16th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  41983	Sieveringer Straße 241 KG location : Obersievering	The town house was built around an older core between the middle and the third quarter of the 18th century. The dwarf hook building with its late Baroque plaster structure has a basket arched entrance.
		Gutshof / Meierhof (stately) ObjectID :  41982	Sieveringer Straße 237 KG location : Obersievering	The farm yard goes back to the 17th / 18th century, it has a buttress wall.
		Former Glanzing Children's Hospital ObjectID :  41333	Glanzinggasse 35, 37, 39 KG location : Pötzleinsdorf	For the 60th anniversary of the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph I in 1908, the Austrian peoples donated 2 million crowns to the “Jubilee Fund for Children”. With these funds the “Reichsanstalt für Mütter- und Infantworge” was built by Karl Badstieber and Eduard Thumb. It was completed in 1915 and was under the direction of Leopold Moll. The spacious building is structured by terraces, risalits, bay windows and loggias.
		School ObjectID :  52610	Celtesgasse 2 KG location : Salmannsdorf	The simple, late-historic building was built in 1898/99 and an additional floor was added in 1910/11.
		Chapel, St. Sebastian ObjectID :  115436	in front of Dreimarksteingasse 12a KG location : Salmannsdorf	This building from the 3rd quarter of the 18th century was probably connected to the Salmannsdorf manor house. It is U-shaped with a pilaster-structured front, shingle roof and wooden roof turret. The figure of St. Sebastian is originally from the 17th century.
		Residential house with Johann Strauss memorial plaque ObjectID :  41906	Dreimarksteingasse 13 KG location : Salmannsdorf	It is a former Streckhof, the side wing has a boarded-up hip gable and a shingle roof.
		Höhenstraße ObjectID :  101569 since 2020	Höhenstraße location KG: Salmannsdorf	see KG Obersievering
		Standpipe container Dreimarkstein ObjektID :  71802	at Höhenstraße location KG: Salmannsdorf	The highest reservoir of the second Viennese spring water pipeline was built around 1925. It is an octagonal tower with local stone structure and a sloping base in sandstone blocks with a rusticated segmental arch entrance. A broken tent roof rises above the wreath of windows.
		Hebewerk Salmannsdorf ObjectID :  12859	Salmannsdorfer Straße 7 KG location : Salmannsdorf	The water tower of the Second Vienna High Spring Water Pipeline was built in 1910. It is a towering pavilion-like building with a distinctive pyramid roof in the style of the homeland.
		Art-in-building, figures and ceramic reliefs ( Anton Proksch-Hof ) ObjectID :  120601	Haubenbiglstrasse 6 KG location : Unterdöbling	The following art objects are located in the Anton-Proksch-Hof : Artificial stone sculpture pair of lions ( Herbert Schwarz , 1954), play sculpture slide ( Josef Schagerl , 1955–1957), play sculpture fox ( Walter Leitner , 1954/55), four majolica reliefs, orientation plans ( Hubert Wilfan , 1955–1959), mosaic mural work in the vineyard ( Hilde Prinz , 1955/56), sgraffito image of the sun and signs of the zodiac ( Richard Exler , 1955–1957), plastic mother and child ( Erich Pieler , 1955–1960). This includes the following mosaic-house signs: Tempelhupfen , boy and snowman ( Roman Haller , 1954-55), children's pool , school , Children Playing ( Mea Bratusch , 1954), Playing children (three mosaics, Luka Bojin , 1954-55), kite flying , Children playing ( Marianne Neugebauer , 1954), Children playing ( Herbert Schütz , 1954). Note: Part of the KG Grinzing
		Former Countess Franziska Andrássysches Orphanage ObjectID :  29386	Hohe Warte 3 KG location : Unterdöbling	The monumental three-storey courtyard with strongly protruding central projections and a simple structure was built in 1907/08 by Josef Pürzl , Julius Fröhlich and Eduard Lasch . The complex is fenced in with a representative pillar fence with an iron gate, and a monument to Franziska Andrássy by Hans Bitterlich stands in front of the building .
		Villa Kratzer, Andrassy / so-called girls' house ObjectID :  41933	Hohe Warte 5 KG location : Unterdöbling	The villa with a striking corner tower was built by Theophil Hansen in 1863 . It is an early example of a strictly historical villa grouped from free components. The exterior is structured by different colored exposed bricks, the gable fields have ornamental paintings and the gables are carved.
		Villa Rittershausen / Kattus ObjectID:  83448 since 2014	Hohe Warte 19 KG location : Unterdöbling	The villa was built in 1879–1881 by Fellner & Helmer . It is a representative villa in neo-renaissance forms. In the tower crowned by an open belvedere there is a richly stuccoed portal porch. The interior with neo-baroque shapes is well preserved, especially the stucco ceilings. In the garden there is a fountain with figures of putti.
		Half of a villa ObjectID :  41935	Hohe Warte 23 KG location : Unterdöbling	The early 19th century villa was rebuilt in the third quarter of the same century, possibly by August Siccard von Siccardsburg .
		Half of a villa ObjectID :  41936	Hohe Warte 23a KG location : Unterdöbling	The early 19th century villa was rebuilt in the third quarter of the same century, possibly by August Siccard von Siccardsburg .
		Factory building, former Zacherlsche insect powder factory ObjectID :  41963	Nußwaldgasse 14, 16 KG location : Unterdöbling	The building was built in 1892/93 based on a design by Hugo von Wiedenfeld . It is the only example of a factory building in Persian-Moorish forms in Vienna. It is a two-storey building, which is decorated with colored tiles. The flat central risalit is crowned with battlements and has a dome and minaret-like attachments. In the stairwell there is a portrait of Johann Zacherl in Persian costume, the stucco ceilings in oriental shapes were designed by Adolf Falkenstein .
		House Knips ObjectID :  41964	Nußwaldgasse 22 KG location : Unterdöbling	The Knips house , built in 1924/25, is the last of Josef Hoffmann's urban villas . Residential and farm buildings are separated in their external appearance, otherwise the building is compact. The facade is flat, the main decorative elements are diamond-shaped sprinkles on the facade.
		Former Girls Orphanage of the Israelite Religious Community ObjectID :  118704	Ruthgasse 21 KG location : Unterdöbling	The orphanage was donated by the industrialists David von Gutmann and Wilhelm von Gutmann and built by the architect Max Fleischer from 1889 to 1891.
		Housing complex of the municipality of Vienna ObjectID:  9512	Silbergasse 4 KG location : Unterdöbling	This residential complex was built in 1951/52 by Josef Hoffmann and Josef Kalbac . The facility consists of three independent structures, two of which are parallel to each other and open up in a shearform pattern. A small, five-axis apartment block forms the end. The facade is simple and regular, the most unusual element being the cranked, stepped cornices.
		Sculpture mother and child ObjectID:  9513	Silbergasse 4 KG location : Unterdöbling	This sculpture was made by Fritz Wotruba between 1951 and 1953. According to information from the MA7, the sculpture was shown on demand in 2010 as part of an exhibition at the MUSA Museum , then remained in the museum's depot and will no longer return to the location.
		Carmelite monastery with the Church of the Holy Family and pillar shrine in front of the church ObjectID :  52528	Silbergasse 35 KG location : Unterdöbling	This mighty neo-Romanesque basilica in exposed brick style with double tower facade was built by Richard Jordan in 1898–1900 . Particularly noteworthy is the furnishings from the time of origin: the wall paintings with scenic representations and decorative stencil painting are by Josef Kastner , the furnishings for the side chapels by the architect and Jože Plečnik .
		Railway line, Vienna suburb line - sub-area Unterdöbling ObjectID :  74524	KG location : Unterdöbling	The suburban line runs here mainly as an incision path. The Unter-Döbling station was not put back into operation in 1987, remains can still be seen. (More detailed property description under KG Oberdöbling ).
		Wayside shrine, Daringerkreuz ObjectID :  86991	at Daringergasse 1, KG location : Untersievering	The cross was donated in 1606 by a certain Hans Daringer. A square pillar with a brick top that merges into a stone cross stands on a rubble stone base. The top quarter of the pillar is set off by a cornice, on one side there is a crucifixion relief. The inscriptions give the name of the founder and the date of the foundation.
		Villa ObjectID :  41902	Daringergasse 6 KG location : Untersievering	The two-storey, cubic villa in neoclassical forms was built by Jakob Reitzer in 1924/25 . The stone balustrade staircase to the vestibule is flanked by Ionic columns, it merges into an arbor with a balustrade and vase attachments. The furnishings on the mezzanine floor are largely original.
		Elementary school ObjectID :  52576	Flotowgasse 25 KG location : Untersievering	The school was built by Gustav Peichl in 1961–1963 .
		Sieveringen parish church hl. Severin ObjectID :  41907	Fröschelgasse KG location : Untersievering	This three-aisled late Gothic hall church was structurally changed, especially in the 19th century. The renovation that took place in 1894–1896 was due to the elevation of the gable roof and most of the facade details, such as the keel arch portal. The side aisle with a 5/8 end originates from the Gothic period, with two-lane tracery windows between buttresses. The tower on a rectangular floor plan is likely to be Romanesque in essence. The high altar is baroque and some stained glass are from the late 19th century.
		War memorial ObjectID :  115190	Fröschelgasse KG location : Untersievering	The memorial for the fallen of both wars shows the bust of a soldier holding a wreath and is labeled Naumann .
		Figure shrine St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID :  115186	at Fröschelgasse 4, KG location : Untersievering	The Nepomuk figure, which stands with putti on a pedestal with coats of arms and chronogram, dates from 1722.
		Propitiatory Object ID:  115187	at Fröschelgasse 6 KG location : Untersievering	The mercy seat stands on a stone pillar with an acanthus capital and was erected around 1680 as a plague pillar.
		Rental house, Daringerhof ObjektID:  41975	Sieveringer Straße 36 KG location : Untersievering	The three-story, late-historic tenement house was built in 1907/08 by Adolf Micheroli and, with its urban forms, dominates the suburban environment. The edge to Daringergasse is accentuated by a round corner tower with a dome, the facade is richly designed with gables, bay windows and balconies and decorated with neo-baroque shapes. The stairwell has a glass roof, the wrought-iron banister is original.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  46721	Sieveringer Straße 103 KG location : Untersievering	The former farm yard of a monastery was converted into a wagon business in the 19th century. The building is two-story with a cripple-hip roof on the gable, the sgraffito facade is marked with 1604.
		Fountain ObjectID :  115194	in front of Sieveringer Straße 116 KG location : Untersievering
		Elementary school ObjectID :  52572	Windhabergasse 2d KG location : Untersievering	The school was built around 1905.

Legend

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Abbreviations of the BDA : BR… construction law , EZ… deposit number, GB… land register , GstNr. … Property number, KG… cadastral community, 0G … property number address

literature

• DEHIO Vienna - X. to XIX. and XXI. to XXIII. District . Schroll, Vienna 1996, ISBN 3-7031-0693-X .

Web links

Commons : Listed objects in Döbling  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Works of art in public space and architecture on the pages of the Vienna Cultural Property Register

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Vienna - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 18, 2020.
2. ^ Nussdorfer Brewery in the Vienna History Wiki of the City of Vienna
3. ^ Jesuitenhof (19) in the Vienna History Wiki of the City of Vienna
4. ^ Georg Clam-Martinić, Castles and Palaces in Austria, Linz 1991, p. 474/475
5. ↑ ^{a b c d} Municipal housing from the interwar period in Döbling. In: dasrotewien.at - Web dictionary of the Viennese social democracy. SPÖ Vienna (Ed.)
6. ↑ ^{a b c d e} Irene Nierhaus: Kunst-am-Bau in Viennese municipal housing in the fifties, Vienna et al., Böhlau, 1993, pp. 240–242.
7. ↑ Housing complex Kahlenberger Strasse 7-9. Wiener Wohnen , accessed on November 16, 2013 . 
8. ^ Peter Payer: Indispensable props of the big city. A cultural history of the public lavatories in Vienna, Vienna, Löcker, 2000, p. 230
9. ↑ Josef Frank. In: Architects Lexicon Vienna 1770–1945. Published by the Architekturzentrum Wien . Vienna 2007.
10. ^ Professor Jodl Hof. In: dasrotewien.at - Web dictionary of the Viennese social democracy. SPÖ Vienna (Ed.)
11. ↑ Rebechof. In: dasrotewien.at - Web dictionary of the Viennese social democracy. SPÖ Vienna (Ed.)
12. ↑ Ditteshof. In: dasrotewien.at - Web dictionary of the Viennese social democracy. SPÖ Vienna (Ed.)
13. ^ Wien.gv.at: Joseph Wessely - monument, work of art in public space ; accessed on Dec. 4, 2016
14. ^ Wien.gv.at: Vienna 1956: reports from September 1956 ; accessed on Dec. 4, 2016
15. ^ Karl-Mark-Hof. In: dasrotewien.at - Web dictionary of the Viennese social democracy. SPÖ Vienna (Ed.)
16. ^ Festschrift 140 years University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna ; Vienna 2012, ISBN 978-3-900932-10-7
17. ↑ Klosehof. In: dasrotewien.at - Web dictionary of the Viennese social democracy. SPÖ Vienna (Ed.)
18. ^ Pestalozzihof. In: dasrotewien.at - Web dictionary of the Viennese social democracy. SPÖ Vienna (Ed.)
19. ↑ Residential complex at Philippovichgasse 6-10. Wiener Wohnen , accessed on November 16, 2013 . 
20. ^ Housing complex Silbergasse 4. Wiener Wohnen , accessed on November 16, 2013 . 
21. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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