List of listed objects in Wiener Neustadt

The list of listed objects in Wiener Neustadt contains the 167 listed immovable objects of the statutory city of Wiener Neustadt in Lower Austria .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Town hall, residential and trading house ObjectID :  10619	Allerheiligengasse 4–6 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core of the two-story building dates from the 16th / 17th centuries. Century, the late historical facade, however, from the time around 1900.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  10591	Allerheiligenplatz 2 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The secessionist residential and commercial building (identification address: Hauptplatz 4) was built around 1900.
		Community Center , Former Rabbi House ObjectID :  10618	Allerheiligenplatz 3 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	Located on the central square of the medieval Jewish ghetto , the two- to three-storey building itself dates from the late Middle Ages, the facade with baroque window sills from the 18th century.
		Shrine Object ID:  10567	at Am Kanal 24 location KG: Wiener Neustadt	The late Gothic stone pillar with a cross was built around 1500.
		Industrieviertel-Museum , Former workshop building of a hammer forge ObjectID :  56297	Anna-Rieger-Gasse 4 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The museum is housed in the building of a former hammer forge. The main building houses office, library and archive rooms. The single-storey side wings of the square building enclose an inner courtyard in which four weatherproof heavy historical machines are set up.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10623	Augustingasse 4 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-storey town house with a wide arched stone portal dates from the 18th century, the facade decor from around 1830.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10625	Bahngasse 2 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-story corner house with a corner bay window on the first floor, a slightly protruding wall field on console stones above the portal and a secessionist facade design above the smoothed ground floor originates in the core from the late Middle Ages.
		Bürgerhaus, Former Teutonic Order Coming ObjectID :  10626	Bahngasse 3–5 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The former branch of the Teutonic Knights Order consists of two neighboring three-winged courtyards, with Bahngasse 3, built in 1673, being the main building, while Bahngasse 5, which dates back to the core of the 16th century, was the farm building. Leased as a factory building (textile factory) from 1804, after 1818 it was converted into a residential and commercial building.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10627	Bahngasse 4 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-storey building has a rectangular portal dated “MW 1749” and above it a two-storey flat bay window on corbels with small side windows.
		Capuchin monastery of St. Jakob ObjectID :  10545	Bahngasse 23 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The choir (around 1320) and a yoke of the nave remained from the Gothic church; the rest of the nave was demolished in 1623 and the long choir was converted into an early baroque hall by 1628. In the middle of the choir, baroque chapel extensions were built as a transverse axis. To the south, the baroque monastery building and the garden adjoin the city wall and the casemates.
		City fortifications (complete system), casemates ObjectID :  10730	Bahngasse 27 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	In the south-west corner of the city fortifications, Johann Tscherte laid out extensive camp casemates from 1551 to 1957. Other remains were under the former Capuchin bastion (from 1531/32). From 1936 to 1938 the casemates were largely rebuilt and partially destroyed in 1945. They still include more than 20 rooms made of different types of masonry with different coverings or vaults as well as round walled ventilation shafts in the crown of the vault. - The round arched stone portal is marked with 1557.
		Bürgerhaus, Bürgerhof ObjectID :  10630	Bahngasse 38 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The town house, built in 1901/02 according to plans by Georg W. Mayer, is a four-storey, elongated building with a rich late-historical facade. The arched portal is framed by Tuscan columns and pilasters, and groups of putti sit on the curved entablature.
		Rental house, Trampitsch house ObjectID :  10631	Bahngasse 44 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-story, elongated building from the late Biedermeier period has a richly structured facade.
		Residential building, former Dorotheum ObjectID :  10632	Bahngasse 52 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-storey corner building, built as a hotel in the middle of the 19th century, was acquired by Dorotheum in 1928 and redesigned (mainly through the construction of a nine-storey “auction tower ” by Michael Rosenauer at the rear).
		St. Johann Nepomuk Chapel ObjectID :  10546	opposite Baumkirchner Ring 6a (Johann-von-Nepomuk-Platz) KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The chapel was donated by Caspar Adam Exinger in 1704 and renovated and supplemented by Anton Obermayer in 1756. After two changes of location in 1901, it was dismantled and stored, and in 1979 it was set up again near its original location.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  97059	Böheimgasse 1 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core of the building dates from the 16th century and has a simple Biedermeier facade on the upper floor as well as a chamfered rectangular portal crowned by vases from the end of the 18th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  3699	Böheimgasse 4 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-storey town house, which is essentially late medieval or early modern, has a corner bay on massive console stones with small side windows; The portal, window frames and sills date from the first half of the 16th century.
		Remains of the Stubenberger tower and city wall ObjectID :  10696	Bräuhausgasse 5 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	Remains of the intermediate tower in the southern city wall have been preserved over a square floor plan with corners made of humpback ashlars.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10637	Brodtischgasse 11 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core of the two-storey town house is late Gothic, the late historical facade from the fourth quarter of the 19th century. The archway bears the year 1619, a cartridge on the Keilstein is labeled "IW 1766".
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  72344	Brodtischgasse 12 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-storey town house from the 16th (in the core 15th) century has a baroque-classicist entrance portal.
		Bürgerhaus, Former Neuberger Hof ObjectID :  10638	Brodtischgasse 16 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-storey building from the first half of the 17th century with a Renaissance portal was a monastery courtyard of the Cistercian monastery Neuberg an der Mürz .
		Kath. Filialkirche Erlöserkirche ObjectID:  10548	Brunner Strasse 5 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The church was built in 1931/32 by redesigning a shoe factory hall built in 1919 according to plans by Clemens Holzmeister .
		George's Chapel ObjectID:  10639	Burgplatz 1 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-aisled Gothic hall church on the upper floor of Wiener Neustädter Burg houses the tomb of Emperor Maximilian I. The facade facing the courtyard bears 107 coats of arms in relief (14 coats of arms of the Austrian states and 93 imaginary coats of arms of fictional Austrian rulers) and a larger than life statue of Emperor Friedrich III. as Archduke of Austria and is therefore called the coat of arms.
		Theresian Military Academy ObjectID:  10640	Burgplatz 1 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The beginning of the castle in Wiener Neustadt goes back to Duke Friedrich the Quarrel ; especially in the 15th century it was the royal and imperial residence. Since 1751/52 it has housed the Theresian Military Academy with short interruptions. The four-winged building built around a rectangular courtyard originally had four corner towers, of which only the Rákóczy tower in the northwest has been preserved since an earthquake in 1768.
		Daun barracks ObjectID :  12887	Burgplatz 1 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The monumental three-storey five-wing barracks south of the castle was built in 1939/40.
		Renaissance portals of the former armory ObjectID :  10641	Burgplatz 2 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two early Renaissance portals created in 1524 (main portal: Burgplatz 2; side portal: Burggasse 2) were integrated into the new building of the Federal Police Directorate and the surveying office, which was built on the site of the former armory that was badly damaged in World War II .
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10642	Burgplatz 3 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core of the simple two-storey building dates from the late Middle Ages, whereas the facade is from the end of the 18th century. A striking corner bay window from the first half of the 16th century rests above the console stones.
		School, so-called Burkhardvilla ObjectID:  1459	Burkhardgasse 2 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The Burkhard Villa in the form of a Renaissance palace was built in 1884/1885 according to plans by Georg Wilhelm Mayer for the wire pen manufacturer Franz Burkhard's sons. In 1982 it was adapted for school purposes and integrated into the new building of the Bundesrealgymnasium Gröhrmühlgasse.
		Deutschherrenturm and part of the wall ObjectID :  34016	Corvinusring 3–5 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	Only parts of the foundation walls of the Deutschherrenturm are preserved up to a height of about 1 m in the courtyard of the physics department of the Wiener Neustadt Regional Hospital.
		Parish Church of the Assumption of Mary ObjectID :  10535	Domplatz location KG: Wiener Neustadt	From 1193–1279 the nave and the western towers of the Wiener Neustadt cathedral were built in the late Romanesque-early Gothic style and in the first quarter of the 14th century the transept, the polygonal choir with side choirs and the north sacristy were built in the high Gothic style. In the 15th century, Emperor Friedrich III. Conversions and a new equipment; In 1755 there was a Baroque transformation.
		Dompropstei ObjectID :  10576	Domplatz 1 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	Before the construction of Wiener Neustädter Burg, the Dompropstei was presumably the royal residence of Leopold V. Renovations were carried out by Bishops Melchior Khlesl at the end of the 16th and Franz Anton Puchheim at the beginning of the 18th century. The elongated two- and three-storey wing in the west comes mainly from the 16th / 17th century. Century, in the southern part above ashlar masonry from the 13th century. The simple facade dates from the 17th century. In the front to the Domplatz there is a gabled chapel portal and above it a small balcony on the upper floor. At the southern corners there are reliefs of the coats of arms of the bishops Khlesl and Puchheim.
		Walls ObjectID :  115303	Domplatz 1, 2 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The wall that closes off the courtyard of the provost's office between the two wings of Domplatz 1 and 2 at the rear facing Petersgasse has several grave slabs inside, some of which date from the 13th century. On the street side, a piece of a tombstone from the 14th century is incorporated as a spoil .
		Dompropstei ObjectID :  10577	Domplatz 2 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The eastern wing of the Propstei (canon house) originally consisted of two separate buildings, which were combined during the renovation by Bishop Melchior Khlesl at the beginning of the 17th century and partially redesigned in Baroque style in the 18th century. The two-storey front to the Domplatz is baroque (late 18th century); the eastern side front is made of ashlar masonry and contains two late medieval rectangular windows , the rear front lancet windows from the 13th century.
		School, Lilienfelderhof ObjectID :  10578	Domplatz 3 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The Lilienfelder Hof served as a municipal school from 1495. It was rebuilt in 1580. The facade of the late medieval building is characterized by massive supporting pillars between the window axes. In the courtyard wing remains of geometric facade painting and Gothic window sills can be found, on the western side facade two Gothic rectangular windows.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10579	Domplatz 11 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-storey building dates from the second half of the 17th century, but has an older core; the facade was changed a lot in the 20th century. Two Gothic stone-clad windows have been preserved on the ground floor.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10581	Domplatz 12 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	A striking feature of the two-storey corner house with a late medieval core is the late Gothic corner bay on five corbels above a sloping ashlar wall.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10582	Domplatz 13 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The free-standing two-storey town house has a facade with window frames from the 16th / 17th century. Century on. The baroque segment portal with wedge stone and curved segment gable dates from the second half of the 18th century.
		Former Citizens Hospital ObjectID :  10583	Domplatz 15 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The building was built as a hospital in 1550–1589 by order of the municipality (builders: Leonhard Eibenberger and Anton Woller; stonemasons: Stephan de Luca, Rochus Pollaci and Markus Pagamin). The facade was baroque in 1738. After being destroyed in the Second World War, the road wing was reconstructed from 1965 onwards. The portal is adorned with figures of Our Lady of Sorrows and St. Martin. In the inner courtyard there is a three-story arcade.
		Residential building ObjectID :  10584	Domplatz 16 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	Two-storey building with a late medieval core and a chamfered round arch portal, probably from the 16th century; individual stitch caps of the elongated driveway date from the 14th century.
		Bürgerhaus, Former Charity House ObjectID :  10585	Domplatz 19 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The facade of the building, which is largely from the Middle Ages, dates from the second half of the 17th century. In a round arch niche above the portal there is a house blessing figure of St. George on horseback, also from the second half of the 17th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10586	Domplatz 20 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-storey corner house has a smooth facade and a pointed arched portal from the time after the Second World War; a wall window shows a Gothic sgraffito . The building houses a four-bay, single- pillar room from around 1530, supported by a Tuscan column , on the ground floor and the upper floor .
		Factory gate, gate of the kuk priv. Locomotiv & machine factory ObjectID:  10646	Europaallee location KG: Wiener Neustadt	The triumphal arch-like portal of the Wiener Neustädter Lokomotivfabrik, built in ashlar masonry with exposed brick elements, was probably built in 1861 and was preserved as an industrial monument after the disused plant was demolished.
		Maximilian barracks, former artillery barracks ObjectID:  10647	Fischauer Gasse 64-66 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The neoclassical barracks building was built between 1909 and 1911 according to plans by the architects Siegfried Theiss and Hans Jaksch .
		Evang. Parish Church AB ObjektID :  10544	Ferdinand-Porsche-Ring 4 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The Protestant Church of the Resurrection is the work of architects Siegfried Theiss and Hans Jaksch and was built in 1910/11.
		Evangelical rectory ObjectID :  12596	Ferdinand-Porsche-Ring 4 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The Protestant rectory was built in 1899 by the architects Siegfried Theiss and Hans Jaksch .
		Catholic parish church St. Anton am Flugfelde ObjectID:  10543	Flugfeldgürtel 17 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The church was built in 1933/34 by redesigning the central heating boiler house of the former air barracks built in 1917. In 1937 the chimney was converted into a free-standing bell tower. From 1960 to 1964 the church was rebuilt and expanded by Josef Patzelt . The side walls of the three-bay hall, which is simple on the inside, are structured on the outside by three monumental arched windows and pilaster strips that span corners.
		Aviation barracks, former NCO building and portal facility ObjectID :  10648	Airfield belt 19–21 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	Built in 1914–1917 according to plans by the architects Siegfried Theiss and Hans Jaksch , only the low-dimensioned neoclassical portal building, the three-storey officers' house and the boiler house, which was converted into the church of St. Anton am Flugfeld , remained of the once monumental barracks after heavy destruction in the Second World War .
		Municipal housing, airfield development ObjectID :  10649	Flugfeldgürtel 76–96 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The first large communal residential complex of the First Republic was planned as early as 1915/16 for workers in the armaments industry and was built in 1918–1922 according to plans by the architects Siegfried Theiss and Hans Jaksch . The façades were partially provided with elements of Art Deco ; after 1945 the facade decoration was reduced.
		Bürgerhaus, Canon House ObjectID :  10650	Frauengasse 2 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-storey building, which is essentially medieval, originally belonged to the bishop's court and served as the residence of the canons. A medieval flat bay window sits on console stones on the upper floor. The facade is baroque; Above the portal there is a mural of St. Erasmus in Glory from the second half of the 18th century. On the side facade facing Khleslgasse there are Gothic window sills and walls.
		Residential building, former beneficiary building ObjectID:  2	Frauengasse 6 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core from the 14./15. The building dating back to the 19th century was the home of a beneficiary in 1480/85 . DEHIO describes window sills from the 17th century, inside on the ground floor partially ogive door openings from the 14th / 15th. Century, numerous groin vaults from the 16./17. Century and on the upper floor two stucco mirror ceilings from 1720/30. Two two-story structures were connected by a single-axis drive-through wing. Currently (June 2011) the eastern part no longer exists, the remaining part is apparently desolate.
		Town house including Immaculata statuette ObjectID :  66756	Grazer Strasse 70 KG location : Wiener Neustadt
		Residential house, former Pauline monastery ObjectID :  115209	Grazer Straße 97 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	After moving to the former Jesuit college, the building of the Pauline monastery was profaned and converted into barracks in 1780–1782. The church building in the eastern part was redesigned to the Redoutensaal by 1793; adjoining this in the west along (today's) Grazer Straße 1780–1793 the staff building of the Paulinerkaserne was built, a three-storey building covered by a hipped roof with a shallow two-axis central projection. The church building is still recognizable by the polygonal choir closure and buttresses; inside it is divided into two floors and houses apartments and workshops. The tract of the monastery north of it was demolished after being destroyed in the Second World War.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10653	Grünangergasse 1 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-storey house, built around 1400 at its core, was attached to the city wall in the north and to the inner gate tower of the Vienna Gate in the west. After 1834, a public passage was built next to the gate. The building has a simple facade with a round-arched entrance portal and a flat bay window from the 16th century. A small relief as a house blessing shows a crucifixion group. The framing of the passage to the west is representative with columns flanking the city and a strong frieze, framed by pilasters on the north side.
		Water tower ObjectID :  10702	near Günser Straße 2 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The water tower was built by master builder Anton Koblischek in 1909/10 according to plans by Siegfried Theiss and Hans Jaksch .
		Academy Cemetery ObjectID :  10553	Günser Straße KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The cemetery was laid out in 1753; The baroque cemetery chapel with a simple facade, half-hipped roof and ridge turret was also built in 1753–1754. The chapel houses an officer's crypt.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10654	Haggenmüllergasse 8 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	Late medieval house with irregular windows. The pilaster-framed arched portal dates from the beginning of the 17th century. The courtyard wing has arcades on the upper floor with Tuscan columns and groin vaults from the second half of the 16th century. A plaque commemorates Mayor Johann Baptist Haggenmüller (third quarter of the 18th century).
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10656	Haggenmüllergasse 15 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-storey late medieval building has an arcade from the 16th century in the courtyard. The painted facade structure comes from the renovation in 1983.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10655	Haggenmüllergasse 20 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The massive two-storey corner house facing Singergasse essentially dates from the first half of the 16th century, while the simple facades, on the other hand, date from the first half of the 19th century.
		Schrauthammer Fountain ObjectID :  10587	Hauptplatz location KG: Wiener Neustadt	The stone, cup-shaped fountain surround was created in 1615, while the wrought-iron fountain hood in Renaissance forms was created in 1936 (designs: Senta Platzer).
		Marian column ObjectID :  10568	Hauptplatz location KG: Wiener Neustadt	The Marian Column was donated by Bishop Leopold Karl von Kollonitsch in 1678 and consecrated the following year. At the four corners of the base are statues of Saints John the Baptist, Florian, Anthony of Padua and Leopold; in between rises a red marble column with the image of Maria Immaculata . The figures of saints on the hexagonal balustrade that surrounds the column (the plague saints Sebastian, Franz Xaver, Karl Borromäus, Rosalia, Rochus and Benno) were donated by Bishop Franz Anton von Puchheim in 1714.
		Town hall ObjectID :  10588	Hauptplatz 1 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The town hall was first mentioned in a document in 1401. In the third third of the 16th century, the building was extensively rebuilt. Towards the main square, the building has a classicist facade with colossal pilasters on the upper floors and six coat of arms relief stones. A balcony with a wrought iron railing from the first half of the 18th century rests on mighty consoles above the arched portal. The facade is crowned by a flat triangular gable with side balustrades. Above the southeast corner (Neunkirchner Straße - Sparkassengasse) rises a corner tower built between 1564 and 1596 with an eight-sided dome installed in 1834.
		Official building ObjectID:  10589	Hauptplatz 2 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-storey, essentially medieval town house (“Mourning House”) with a simple facade and a chamfered basket arch portal, presumably from the first half of the 18th century, was acquired by the municipality in 1893 and incorporated into the neighboring town hall.
		Gasthaus Weisses Rössel ObjectID :  10590	Hauptplatz 3 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	Mentioned in 1449 as one of the few houses with a tiled roof, the building was acquired by the municipality in 1571 and housed the city court until 1770. It was privately owned from 1785 to 1914 and has been owned by the city again since then. The essentially Gothic corner house has a sloping arcade from the 15th century, on the upper floors a baroque facade structured by pilaster strips and a triangular gable with the city coat of arms. There are seven sgraffiti by Hans Vonmetz over the windows depicting historical personalities.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  10592	Hauptplatz 7 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-storey, essentially late Gothic to early modern town house on the corner of Herzog-Leopold-Strasse has a massive round bay window on the corner of the two upper floors, divided into a grid by ornamental bands. In addition, on the second floor there is a bricked-up rectangular late Gothic window.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  10593	Hauptplatz 8 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-storey building, which is essentially late medieval, has a historicist facade on the upper storeys (around 1870). On the first floor there is a baroque stucco ceiling from the 18th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10594	Hauptplatz 9 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The former “Zum Rebhuhn” inn is a baroque, essentially Gothic town house with a simple, partly neo-baroque facade structure.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  10595	Hauptplatz 10 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The basket arch portal with curved gable of the three-storey town house, which is essentially late Gothic, dates from the middle of the 18th century, while the window sills on the upper storey date from the second half of the 16th century.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID:  10596	Hauptplatz 11 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The bourgeois house, which is essentially early modern, has a baroque facade with a round arched portal framed by pilasters and a blown gable from the second half of the 17th century. A narrow arcade in the courtyard dates from the same time.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  10597	Hauptplatz 12 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	Inside the three-storey building there is a stuccoed reticulated vault and a wooden beam ceiling with a joist from the mid-16th century.
		Residential and commercial building, Alte Kronenapotheke ObjectID :  10598	Hauptplatz 13 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-storey corner house facing Wiener Straße has a groin or rib vaulted arcade on sloping arcade pillars and a Gothic pointed arch portal from 1430. A flat bay window rests on corbels on the side front, which, like parts of the arbors, was restored after being destroyed in the Second World War. On the ground floor there is a one-pillar room, probably from the 15th century, as well as a two-bay former passage with a ribbed vault around 1300.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID:  10599	Hauptplatz 14 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The four-storey early modern, essentially Gothic town house with an arcade from the 14th century has a Renaissance sgraffito facade from 1584 and a sculpture of a mythical creature on the corner under the eaves.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID:  10600	Hauptplatz 15 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core of the four-storey building dates from the late Middle Ages, whereas the facade only dates from the second half of the 18th century. The arcade had to be renewed after 1945.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10602	Hauptplatz 17 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-storey early modern town house with arcade from the 15th century was redesigned in Baroque style in the first half of the 18th century (the wedge stone of the arched entrance is marked with 1735).
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10603	Hauptplatz 18 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The four-storey corner house was rebuilt in 1952 after being destroyed in the Second World War. A late Romanesque window frame from the 13th century was used again. The two western bays of the arcade are originally preserved (recognizable by the figural keystones; one of the simple keystones of the reconstructed yokes bears the year 1952).
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  10605	Hauptplatz 20 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core of the four-storey building is medieval; the late historical facade design dates from the third quarter of the 19th century. The traditional Bernhart coffee house was located on the ground floor .
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10606	Hauptplatz 21 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-storey corner house on Ungargasse was largely rebuilt after being partially destroyed in the Second World War; the arcade was also reconstructed.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  10607	Hauptplatz 23 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core of the building itself dates from the 16th, while the historicist facade facing the main square dates from the third quarter of the 19th century. The facade facing Ungargasse was built after 1945 after the narrow corner building at Hauptplatz 22 was demolished.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10608	Hauptplatz 24 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-storey house, curved towards Keßlergasse, is essentially late-Gothic, while the window frames are early modern. The two-bay entrance also dates from the 15th century, while the basket arch portal in the Keilstein is marked with 1768.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  10609	Hauptplatz 25 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The residential and commercial building was built in the first half of the 19th century; The Biedermeier façade design can still be heard in the round arch decoration above the windows on the second floor.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10610	Hauptplatz 28 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The four-storey building was partially renewed after severe war damage. Four classical stone reliefs with representations of ancient deities are placed above the windows of the second floor.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  10611	Hauptplatz 29 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-storey corner house on Neunkirchner Strasse with a simple facade was built in the middle of the 19th century.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  10616	Hauptplatz 34 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-storey building, which is essentially early modern, forms the northwest corner of the "Platzl". The Biedermeier facade was built in the middle of the 19th century. At the corner there is a flat bay window over two console stones.
		Residential and commercial building, former monastery building ObjectID :  10617	Hauptplatz 35 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The late Gothic to early modern north-eastern corner house of the "Platzl" has a simple facade from the mid-19th century, a baroque basket arch portal and an iron plate door from around 1500.
		Salettl ObjektID :  128559	Heimkehrerstraße 4 KG location : Wiener Neustadt
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10658	Herrengasse 7 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The small two-storey building with a baroque facade from the first half of the 18th century is essentially from the early modern era.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10659	Herrengasse 17 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The simple two-story residential building with cordon cornices and parapet fields on the upper floor was built around 1761 (year in the wedge above the portal). The courtyard front with pawlatschengang as well as the small-scale construction in the courtyard were built in the first half, the Salettl in the western garden opened in three arched windows in the middle of the 19th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  10660	Herrengasse 23 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The building with its smooth baroque facade and a pilaster-framed basket arch portal originates in its core from the late Middle Ages.
		School, former teacher training institute ObjectID :  10661	Herrengasse 29 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The originally three-storey school building, which was increased by one storey each at the beginning of the 20th century and 1945, was originally built for the federal teacher training institute. Further tracts in the west and south were demolished after damage in the Second World War and replaced by a new building along Herzog-Leopold-Strasse around 2000.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID:  10662	Herzog-Leopold-Straße 5 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-story late baroque town house with a representative facade dates from the fourth quarter of the 18th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  127472	Herzog-Leopold-Strasse 16 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core of the building dates from the late Middle Ages or the early modern period, the current facade was not built until 1900.
		City Theater ObjectID:  10664	Herzog-Leopold-Strasse 17–19 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The theater was formerly the church of the neighboring Carmelite Convent, which was completed in 1675. After the abolition of the monastery and the profanation of the church (1782) it was transformed into a theater by 1793.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  127479	Herzog-Leopold-Strasse 18 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The facade of the house dates from around 1900; the building itself is essentially late medieval or early modern.
		Elementary school and conservatory ObjectID :  10665	Herzog-Leopold-Strasse 21 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The former Carmelite convent was founded in 1665; The foundation stone was laid in 1668 by Emperor Leopold I. The monastery was probably built by the Carmelite lay brother Athanasius (civil: Martin Witwer) and completed in 1675. After the abolition of the monastery in 1782, the monastery building was initially redesigned as a training center for the Hoch- und Deutschmeister infantry regiment; In 1784 a secondary school and in 1868 an elementary school were established.
		Residential building ObjectID:  10666	Herzog-Leopold-Strasse 26 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-storey house was adapted in the first half of the 19th century from two essentially medieval buildings and received its facade structured by colossal pilasters. In the driveway on the courtyard side there are still two walled high Gothic lancet windows .
		Paul-Johannes-Schlesinger-Hof ObjectID :  10667	Kammanngasse 3a, 3b, 5 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The L-shaped multi-part residential complex built along Kammanngasse and Dietrichgasse was built around 1920/30. The facades are diversely structured with pilaster strips and plastered fields, provided with bay windows and gable-like roof structures and decorated with terracotta decor.
		Residential building ObjectID :  10668	Kammanngasse 4 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-storey multi-family house was built around 1930. The central projecting with pilaster strips is crowned by a triangular gable; to the right and left of it there is a two-storey upper-storey bay window reaching into the hipped roof.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10669	Keßlergasse 4 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	A striking detail of the two-story late Gothic house (around 1500) is the upper floor, which protrudes over console stones or stone pillars.
		Bürgerhaus, Former Freihaus Kreyg ObjectID :  10670	Keßlergasse 16 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The simple two-storey building with a slightly curved facade comes from the 16th and 17th centuries. Century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  70758	Lange Gasse 15 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-story house with a bay window was built in the 16th century.
		Bürgerhaus, Josef-Matthias-Hauer-Haus ObjectID:  10674	Lange Gasse 23 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The house where the composer Josef Matthias Hauer was born is a two-storey, essentially medieval building with an elongated courtyard wing, which is preceded by an open arcade over pillar arcades.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10675	Lange Gasse 24 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The building, which is essentially late Gothic, was the home of the sculptor Johann Baptist Zelpi from 1605 onwards , to which a memorial plaque commemorates. The secessionist facade was built around 1900.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10677	Lederergasse 8 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core of the three-storey building dates from the first half of the 16th century. A mighty arched portal with stone walls leads into a barrel-vaulted driveway. A stone window was exposed above the portal. Remnants of the painted facade structure have been preserved.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10678	Lederergasse 12 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The simple two-storey building dates from the first half of the 18th century. Arcades from the 16th century have been preserved in the courtyard wing.
		Regional Court ObjectID :  10681	Maria-Theresien-Ring 5 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The mighty late historical building was built from 1890 to 1893.
		School on Baumkirchnerring, Former Kaiser-Franz-Joseph-Jubilee-School ObjectID :  10692	Martinsgasse 11 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-story school building was built in 1888/89 as a double elementary school in the neo-renaissance style. Note: Until 2011, the identical object was also protected under the ObjectID 114436.
		Ungarbad ObjektID :  10682	Neudörfler Straße 1 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The swimming pool, which has now been closed, was built around 1900. Towards the street, a central polygonal building with a lantern top and plaster structure rises up on the street corner.
		Wayside shrine, Raaber Kreuz ObjectID :  10566	at Neudörfler Strasse 50 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The statue (a tall late Gothic chamfered stone pillar with a light house top), together with the stone enclosure with a memorial plaque built in 1957, commemorates both the death of Frederick the Warrior in the Battle of the Leitha on June 15, 1246 and the reconquest of the Raab fortress (Győr ) on March 29, 1598 ( Raaberkreuz ) .
		Neukloster Abbey and Church of the Most Holy Trinity ObjectID :  10541	Neuklostergasse 1 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The monastery building was erected from around 1520. After the redesign from 1763, the main facade facing Neuklostergasse is structured in a baroque style. Above the early baroque portal on the top floor in a plaster frame field there is a crab-studded Gothic keel arch carried by mythical animals, scrolls from 1440 and 1444, the coats of arms of the Holy Roman Empire, Austria and Styria as well as a colored relief sculpture made of three seated figures and above the dove of the Holy Spirit presumably from 1444. To the side of this baroque wall paintings show Saints Benedict and Bernhard, putti and views of the Neukloster and the city of Wiener Neustadt.
		Garden wall of the new monastery ObjectID :  115305	Neuklostergasse 1 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The garden wall along the Ungargasse was built in 1446–1465 as the wall of the zoo ("Zeiselmauer").
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  56264	Neunkirchner Strasse 3 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The narrow three-story house was built around 1850.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10683	Neunkirchner Strasse 9 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The building was rebuilt in 1954 after being destroyed in World War II. On the ground floor, however, a late Gothic one-pillar room and an early Gothic two-bay driveway with cross-ribbed vaults remained and were incorporated into business premises.
		Residence, Former Jesuit College ObjectID:  10684	Neunkirchner Strasse 17 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The college was founded in 1666. After the order was abolished in 1773, the building came first to the Pauline Order and after its abolition served as a factory building. In 1892 the Wiener Neustädter Sparkasse acquired the complex and adapted it; the church building was redesigned as an event hall ("Sparkassensaal"). The college building takes up the north and west of the facility in a hook shape. The facade of the elongated street front is designed in a baroque-classical style like a palace. The five-axis central risalit is structured by pilasters on the upper floor, the central portal is flanked by double columns with an attached balcony, and the roof balustrade is decorated with vases. In contrast, the facade facing the courtyard is kept simple. There is a sundial dated 1726 on the north wing.
		Bürgerhaus, so-called Sgraffitohaus ObjektID:  10685	Neunkirchner Strasse 19 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core of the building dates from the 14th century, especially the ground floor, which is partially vaulted with ribs, and a Gothic tracery window on the first floor. The Renaissance facade with ornamental window frames, mythical animals in the portal frame and the year 1584 in the window spandrels was designed using the sgraffito technique.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  10644	Neunkirchner Strasse 21 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core of the two-story corner house facing Burggasse dates from the 16th century. The rusticated basket arch portal is labeled "HF 1719". A plaque commemorates the painter Hans Miko († 1478) and the master builder Sebald Werpacher († 1503).
		Bürgerhaus, so-called Pusika House ObjectID :  10686	Neunkirchner Strasse 30 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-storey, essentially late medieval house of the builder Peter von Pusika († 1475) has a baroque gable front with volute gable, curved window canopies and a mural of the Black Madonna of Czenstochau , while the elongated nine-axis front facing the Bahngasse has sloping walls on the ground floor Shows pilaster structure.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  10688	Neunkirchner Strasse 34 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-storey house, which is essentially late medieval, has on the third storey partly a blind facade in front of the double crooked roof. A late Gothic flat bay window sits on a console above the arched entrance portal. There is also a late Gothic flat bay window with a spy window on the first floor on the side facing the Bräuhausgasse.
		Sala Terrena ObjectID :  10689	Neunkirchner Strasse 36 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	In the third quarter of the 17th century, a garden house ( Sala terrena ) was added to the city wall in the courtyard of the elongated town house . The lectern-roofed rectangular house has a wide segment arch portal with masked warrior stones, small laurel-framed relief heads as well as shell and tendril decoration.
		Liesganigstein ObjektID :  10565	opposite Neunkirchner Straße 55 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The stone is reminiscent of the astronomer Joseph Liesganig and his work in connection with the triangulation of the monarchy, such as the Josephinian land survey . See also: Wiener Neustädter Baseline .
		Former slaughterhouse ObjectID :  56283	Neunkirchner Strasse 65 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The slaughterhouse was essentially built in the last decade of the 19th century. The extensive facility consists mainly of low halls and stable buildings made of brick masonry. In the western part there is a still functioning water tower from 1910. The villa-like two-storey administration building on the street, built in 1897, is decorated with a protruding cordon cornice made of bricks and a serrated frieze.
		Municipal housing, Pernerstorferhof ObjektID:  10691	Pernerstorferstrasse 13–17 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The monumental residential complex was built in 1928 and is designed with bay windows, loggias, gables and arcades. In the courtyard is the so-called Pernerstofer fountain with a portrait relief of the politician Engelbert Pernerstorfer .
		Former Dominican Church ObjectID :  12598	Petersgasse 2 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The Church of St. Peter an der Sperr was built in the third quarter of the 14th century as a Gothic hall with a retracted polygonal choir. Around 1456/57 a far-reaching renovation took place under Peter von Pusika . After the earthquake in 1768, which caused severe structural damage, the church was profaned.
		Former Dominican convent St. Peter an der Sperr / City archive ObjectID:  10542	Petersgasse 4 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The Dominican convent was founded before 1250. It burned down in 1280; In the third quarter of the 14th century it was rebuilt and extensively renovated in 1450–1475 by Peter von Pusika . During the Second World War, the western part was destroyed and subsequently torn down; the remaining cloister wing served as the city archive from 1962 to 1964 and has housed the city museum since 1994 (with a modern extension). The two-storey four-wing complex around the cloister with a simple facade is attached to the city wall in the north and to the nave of the monastery church in the west.
		Catholic parish church Herz Mariä ObjektID :  10547	Pottendorfer Strasse 117 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The rectangular concrete building with distinctive window design under a flat hipped roof was built between 1957 and 1959 according to plans by Josef Patzelt . A bell from 1617 (from the peal of St. George's Church in the castle) was transferred to the side bell tower.
		so-called Grabner Villa ObjektID:  12888	Promenade 1 location KG: Wiener Neustadt	The free-standing two-storey historicist building has a rusticated facade with a pilaster-framed, slightly protruding portal-window axis and a circumferential plastic cordon cornice with a meander frieze and suspected windows on the upper floor. On the garden side there is a straight baluster staircase.
		Garden monuments in the city park ObjektID :  10556	Promenade 5a KG location : Wiener Neustadt	After the promenade was laid out on the glacis in front of the Neunkirchner Tor in 1834, the city park was created after the city fortifications were torn down around 1860. Small monuments include a. Monuments to Emperors Joseph II and Franz Joseph I as well as Franz Schubert, a memorial stone for King Matthias Corvinus, a music pavilion and a pillar-like weather station from 1894.
		Remains of the Weißpriacherturm and city wall ObjectID :  10728	Reyergasse 9 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The remains of the intermediate tower were included in a residential building and also in the modern new building in the second half of the 19th century. The corner embossing has been preserved up to the second floor.
		Former Teutonic Order Church and Monastery ObjectID :  10698	Schlögelgasse 22-26 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	Originally the location of the first Teutonic Order, which was probably founded in 1241 and burned down in 1608, the Teutonic Order had exchanged the area in the northeast corner of the old town for the property of the current Kommende (Bahngasse 3-5) before the church was built . The Carmelite Church and Monastery were built from 1697. The church was consecrated in 1718. After the abbey was closed in 1783, the church was profaned; it now serves as an exhibition space. The church front and side walls have largely been changed through the installation of rectangular windows on all floors. The upper two and a half floors are still visible from the bell tower in the southeast.
		State vocational school ObjectID :  115191	Schneeberggasse 26 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The four-storey school building with an elevated central projection was built around 1903. State dust-dumb institute 1903–1914, reserve hospital 1914–1915, flight officer school 1915–1918, again by 1932 state dust-dumb institute, state vocational school 1933–2017, HLM and BAfEP Wiener Neustadt from 2017.
		Pestalozzi School ObjectID :  56285	Schneeberggasse 41 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The monumental school building with elements of Heimatstil was built in 1928 according to plans by Ernst Hartung.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10699	Singergasse 15 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core of the two-storey town house with a round-arched entrance portal dates from the 16th century.
		Bürgerhaus, Truchsess-Himmelberger-Haus ObjectID:  10700	Singergasse 17 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-story, five-axis building is marked with the year 1469. According to the memorial plaque, the house was given as a gift to the imperial steward Heinrich Himmelberger in 1452.
		Special and elementary school ObjectID:  10701	Sonnleitnergasse 1 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The late historical school building, built in 1901/02 based on plans by Hugo Vicenec, consists of two three-story structures on a T-shaped floor plan, which are connected by a two-story entrance wing with a clock gable.
		Remains of the former city fortifications in the area of ​​the Szokoll Park ObjektID :  130482 since 2015	Szokollpark KG location : Wiener Neustadt
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  34018	Ungargasse 4 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The corner house Ungargasse - Grazer Straße is a modern new building from the time after the Second World War.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10703	Ungargasse 5 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The town house from the early modern era has a Josephine facade from around 1780/90 with a wide, pilaster-framed basket arch portal crowned by vases and a pilaster-structured upper floor with window sills from the early modern era. Inside there is a high baroque staircase, on the left a two-storey early modern courtyard wing.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10706	Ungargasse 15 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core of the two-storey building dates from the 16th century, the facade dates from around 1700. Inside there are rooms with lancet barrels and groin vaults from the first half of the 16th century.
		Residential building ObjectID :  130120 since 2014	Ungargasse 17 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core of the three-axis building comes from the early modern period. The simple facade dates from the middle of the 19th century, while window sills from the early modern era are still present on the side. The ground floor has a barrel vault.
		Wayside shrine St. Johann Nepomuk ObjectID:  10561	at Ungargasse 23 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The baroque statue is dated 1732 and was re-erected on the site of the filled-in harbor of the Wiener Neustädter Canal .
		Gregorhof ObjectID :  56274	Ungargasse 39–49, unger. No. Location KG: Wiener Neustadt	The extensive residential complex along Ungargasse and Burgenlandgasse was built in 1930 on the initiative of Abbot Gregor Pöck from Heiligenkreuz . The very simple front facing Ungargasse is structured by two side elevations and two protruding corner wings, one storey higher, with corner loggias oriented towards the center of the front. A cordon cornice separates the ground floor from the upper floors.
		Marienheim ObjectID :  56275	Waisenhausgasse 7 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The elongated three-and-a-half-storey building with three four-storey risalits was built in 1904 for the Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy of the III. Order of St. Francis, who were in charge of nursing the sick at the nearby General Public Hospital. The facades are characterized by closely lined up, partially coupled arched windows and exposed brickwork with whitewashed dividing elements. The monastery chapel with a gable roof and semicircular apse is attached at a right angle to the rear.
		Kath. Filialkirche St. Leopold, Former Jesuit Church ObjectID :  78878	Wiener Straße Location KG: Wiener Neustadt	The Church of St. Leopold (Vorstadtkirche) was built in 1737–1743 together with the Jesuit college next to it, now the Wiener Neustadt City Archives .
		Town house, with house blessing statuette ObjectID :  56291	Wiener Straße 15 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core of the three-storey building is late medieval or early modern; the bridge frame windows date from the 17th century. At the front at Domgasse 1, remains of the sgraffito facade in the cube decor were exposed. A baroque figure of Mater Dolorosa is placed in a niche above the entrance (Domgasse) .
		Gasthaus, Zum golden Strauss ObjectID :  10708	Wiener Straße 25 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The core of the former inn dates from the late Middle Ages. The roofs above the windows on the upper floor and the Reflief busts in the parapet fields, however, are late baroque. The pilaster-framed basket arch portal with a corrugated gable is striking.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10710	Wiener Straße 41 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-story Biedermeier building was built around 1825. The central axis is emphasized by the segment arch portal and lion sculptures arranged above it.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  10711	Wiener Straße 59 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The baroque two-storey house with a hipped roof and simple facade belongs to the ensemble around the suburban church of St. Leopold.
		Crucifix / Cross ObjectID :  10555	at Wiener Straße 59, KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The baroque crucifixion group was created around 1740.
		Roman road ObjectID :  10569	at Wiener Straße 59, KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The remains of a Roman road were found in 1951 during road construction work about 1.5 to 1.8 m below today's street level and moved to the surface as a memorial.
		Bürgerhaus, Former Charity House ObjectID :  34024	Wiener Straße 61 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The two-story baroque building was the home of the beneficiary of the neighboring Jesuit residence.
		Former Jesuit College ObjectID :  78879	Wiener Straße 63 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The baroque Jesuit college, now the Wiener Neustadt City Archives , was built between 1737 and 1743. It is connected to the neighboring St. Leopold Church by a cross passage.
		Kaiserbrunnen ObjectID :  10560	at Wiener Straße 63, KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The obelisk with relief medallions, which Emperor Friedrich III. and show the imperial eagle, was created in the first half of the 18th century. It is crowned by a globe on which an eagle sits.
		Bürgerhaus, Gasthaus ObjektID :  10712	Wiener Straße 64 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The elongated two-storey building dates from the 17th century. The simple facade shows a wall field with baroque painting depicting rural scenes on the upper floor. On the courtyard side there is an arcade with chamfered stone pillars, which is dated 1615.
		Santa Christiana School ObjectID :  10713	Wiener Straße 65 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The three-story, late-historical building originally housed the Krupp'sche Löffelfabrik, was acquired in 1903 by the "School Order of the Daughters of the Childhood of Jesus and Mariae" and adapted as a school building until 1904.
		Waschschwemmplatz Object ID:  115306	at Wiener Straße 65, KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The washing waterfront was used to rinse the washed laundry in flowing water. There was a system nearby for hanging up the washed laundry. - The current system is a reconstruction of a discharge of the Warm Fischa to the south.
		Dänkl Chapel ObjectID :  10551	at Wiener Strasse 67a, KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The chapel, built in 1738, is named after the founders, the businessman Friedrich Dänkl and Maria Theresia von Zollern, born. Danish Since 1963 it has been a memorial for the civilian bomb victims of the Second World War.
		Wayside shrine, spinner on the cross ObjectID :  10557	opposite Wiener Straße 75 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The tower-like, 21 m high Gothic path column was probably built by Master Michael between 1391 and 1392 on the basis of a foundation by the city judge and mayor Wolfhard von Schwarzensee. The upper third fell victim to the hurricane in 1902 and was restored by 1906.
		Jewish cemetery ObjectID:  10549	Wiener Straße 95a KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The cemetery was laid out in 1888/89. Facing the street are two ground floor buildings (porter, administration), which are connected by a pillar portal with a lance fence.
		Soviet Heroes Cemetery ObjectID :  10550	Wiener Straße 110 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The regularly designed facility was built in the Wiener Neustädter Stadtfriedhof after 1945. In the middle rises an obelisk crowned by the Soviet star, which bears memorial plaques in Russian (front) and German (back).
		Strebel-Halle ObjectID :  131599 since 2020	Wiener Straße 118 KG location : Wiener Neustadt
		Complete system of small monuments, built elements and routes in the academy park ObjektID :  84376	KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The park was under Emperor Friedrich III. laid out as a zoo southeast of the castle and enclosed with a 6 km long wall from 1446 to 1465. From 1752 the area served as a training area for the Theresian Military Academy. In the last third of the 18th century, the complex was converted into a park and has been open to the public ever since.
		Riding stables ObjectID :  115286	KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The historic riding stables, which are still used as such, are located next to the riding arena in the academy park. Note: Further information could not be found so far.
		Reithalle ObjektID :  17696	KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The riding hall built in 1857 south of the castle in the Academy Park has 13 window axes on the long side. The nine-axis front is crowned by a shallow triangular gable, the central part is highlighted by a pilaster frame.
		Wiener Neustädter Canal ObjectID :  117243	KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The Wiener Neustädter Canal was put into operation in 1803 and extended up to 63 km. Originally it was planned as far as Trieste . Parts of the route were later converted to railway lines, so that the movement of goods fell sharply from 1879 onwards. Note: The coordinates given mark the current starting point of the canal.
		Parts of the city fortifications ObjectID:  10719	KG location : Wiener Neustadt	This group of monuments includes those parts or remnants of the city fortifications that are located on the area of ​​the Neukloster Abbey (east wall - with the exception of a part of the wall directly adjacent to Ungargasse) and the property of the Capuchin monastery Wiener Neustadt (south wall). The given coordinates refer to the property with the lot number .504 / 1 ; parts of a tower that was included in the building of the Neukloster Abbey are shown.
		Reckturm, NW corner tower ObjectID :  129148	KG location : Wiener Neustadt	This group includes the northern city wall from the Reckturm (photo, geographic coordinates) to St. Peter an der Sperr, the remnants of the northern, eastern and southern walls on the grounds of the hospital, the former Carmelite monastery, the castle and the property adjoining it to the north , the parts of the southern wall on the property at Bräuhausgasse 1 / Neunkirchner Strasse 36 and two short sections of the western wall between Bahngasse and Herzog-Leopold Strasse and a short stretch south of the Reckturm.
		City wall with raven tower ObjectID :  77964	KG location : Wiener Neustadt	This monument includes essential parts of the western city wall between Herzog-Leopold-Straße and Bahngasse around the Rabenturm, objects in the area west of Neunkirchner Straße and south of Bräuhausgasse as well as parts of the wall at the back of the houses at the eastern and western ends of Grünangergasse.
		City wall ObjectID :  77963	KG location : Wiener Neustadt	This group of monuments includes those parts of the north wall that are located at the back of the houses in the middle part of Grünangergasse, a section of the east wall between Ungargasse and the church of Neukloster Abbey, as well as those on the property south of Neukloster Abbey, and finally those in Sections of the city park on the south-west corner (south and west wall).
		Part of the 1st Vienna Mountain Spring Pipeline ObjectID :  129168	KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The first Viennese spring water pipeline is part of the Viennese water supply and was the first supply of Vienna with safe drinking water. After four years of construction, the 95-kilometer line was opened on October 24, 1873. The aqueduct cuts through the northwest corner of the urban area.

Former monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  128548 until 2013	Domplatz 14 KG location : Wiener Neustadt	The community center located on the south-west corner of Domplatz was demolished in summer 2013.

Legend

The source for the selection of the objects are the monuments lists of the respective federal state published annually by the BDA. The table contains the following information:

Photo:	Photograph of the monument. Click the photo generates an enlarged view. Next to it are one or two symbols: The symbol means that more photos of the property are available. They are displayed by clicking the symbol. By clicking the symbol, further photos of the object can be uploaded to the Wikimedia Commons media archive .
Monument:	Name of the monument. The designation is given as it is used by the Federal Monuments Office (BDA) . The internal object identification number (ObjectID) is also given.
Location:	The address is given. In the case of free-standing objects without an address ( e.g. shrines ), an address is usually given that is close to the object. By calling up the link Location , the location of the monument is displayed in various map projects. The cadastral community (KG) is indicated below this.
Description:	Brief information about the monument.

The table is sorted alphabetically according to the location of the monument. The sorting criterion is the cadastral municipality and within this the address.

By clicking on "Map with all coordinates" (top right in the article) the location of all monuments in the selected map object is displayed.

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

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Commons : Listed objects in Wiener Neustadt  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Lower Austria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 14, 2020.
2. ↑ Website of the industrial quarter museum ( Memento of the original from August 20, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Presentation on the website of the City of Wiener Neustadt ( memento of the original from February 24, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (queried November 6, 2011)  
3. ^ Information board of the Rotary Club Wiener Neustadt
4. ^ The art monuments of Lower Austria south of the Danube, part 2, M to Z. Berger Verlag, Horn / Vienna, p. 2663.
5. ↑ according to the plate of the Wiener Neustädter Monument Protection Association
6. ↑ Biographia Cisterciensis: Pöck, Gregor (Karl) OCist (1862–1945) (accessed November 24, 2011)
7. ^ Erwin Reidinger : planning or chance. Wiener Neustadt 1192. Böhlau Verlag Wien – Cologne – Weimar, ISBN 3-205-99339-X , p. 19 ff. (Viewed at google books on November 18, 2011)
8. ↑ according to the information board on the building
9. ^ Lower Austria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. ( Memento of March 5, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) . Federal Monuments Office , as of June 28, 2013 (PDF).
10. ↑ iD_Erich J. Schimek: 2700 Wiener Neustadt, Dompl.14, demolition. Retrieved August 4, 2013 . 
11. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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