Distribution group favorites

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Distribution group favorites
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Place in Vienna
Distribution group favorites
Aerial view of the distribution circuit during the underground construction work in 2013, view from the north
Basic data
place Vienna
District Favorites (10.),
Confluent streets Grenzackerstraße, Weldegasse, Favoritenstraße , Wöhlergasse, Lehmgsse, Südosttangente A23 , Ludwig-von-Höhnelgasse
Buildings Generali Arena , Laaerbergbad ,
use
User groups Individual
public transport 15A
U1

Bicycle traffic
pedestrians

The Favoriten distribution group with the official street name Altes Landgut is a roundabout in Vienna's 10th district , Favoriten , and an important traffic junction for both private and local public transport . After the Praterstern , it is the second largest roundabout in Vienna. On September 2, 2017, the extension was included in the distribution list under underground line U1 the subway station Old farm opens.

The street and station name refers to a former brickworks south of today's Antonsplatz , the area of ​​which was used as an excursion and entertainment venue with dancing and a casino after its closure in 1834. In 1851 the restaurant was also closed. The brickworks and bar were not where the old estate is today.

On December 19, 1970, the first section of the Vienna south-east bypass between the Inzersdorf junction and the Vienna- Favoriten junction was opened. In the course of this, the three-lane roundabout with a circumference of 700 m and six traffic lights was created. In addition to the ramps to and from the Südosttangente in both directions, this is connected to Favoritenstrasse to the north and south, Grenzackerstrasse to the northwest and Ludwig-von-Höhnel-Gasse to the southeast. Wienerberg Strasse (B 225) runs over the latter two .

In the middle of the distribution circle there is a reception building for the Altes Landgut underground station and the bus stop of the same name on line 15A. The tram tracks used until September 2, 2017 were shut down.

In today's distribution circle, Absberggasse, coming from the north-northeast, used to flow into Favoritenstrasse. This relation fell victim to the construction of the southeast bypass.

  • Southern part at Favoritenstrasse

  • Eastern part, direction Generali Arena

    Eastern part, direction Generali-Arena

  • Eastern part,
    bus line 15A

  • Central section, tram line 67, closed on September 2, 2017

  • Overview map of Wiener Linien valid until September 2, 2017

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Coordinates: 48 ° 9 ′ 40 ″  N , 16 ° 22 ′ 58 ″  E