Wiener Strasse (Linz)
| Wiener Straße | |
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| Basic data | |
| place | Linz |
| District | Waldegg , Lustenau , Kleinmünchen , Ebelsberg |
| Cross streets | (Selection :) Bahnhofstrasse, Unionstrasse, Hamerlingstrasse, Gürtelstrasse, Oberfeldstrasse, Turmstrasse, Salzburger Strasse, Wahringerstrasse, Denkstrasse , Zeppelinstrasse , Lunzerstrasse, Simonystrasse, Dauphinestrasse , Kremsmünsterer Strasse, Florianer Strasse, Traundorfer Strasse, Pichlinger Strasse, Im Südpark |
| Places | Bulgariplatz, Fadingerplatz |
| Buildings | Phönix Theater , Herz-Jesu-Kirche , Otto-Glöckel-Schule , Remise Kleinmünchen, Linz Textil , Hiller-Kaserne |
| use | |
| User groups | Tram lines 1, 2, bus lines 11, 19 , car traffic , pedestrian traffic |
| Technical specifications | |
| Street length | approx. 10 kilometers |
The Wiener Straße is a street in the Upper Austrian capital Linz . It runs from the districts of Waldegg and Lustenau via Kleinmünchen to Ebelsberg and was named after the city of Vienna as a directional designation.
history
Until 1968 the street was called Wiener Reichsstraße, since then Wiener Straße. Before the building of the music theater on the Blumau, it was the continuation of the country road to the south, the tram ran continuously above ground. Until 1937 there was a level crossing here, then an underpass was built. Until it was discontinued in 1974, the Florianerbahn ran from Ebelsberg along Wiener Straße to Pichling.
Location and characteristics
The approximately 10 kilometer long road runs south and then south-east from Bahnhofstrasse at the music theater to the city limits of St. Florian and Asten , where it continues on their municipal area. It crosses under the Westbahn and the Mühlkreis Autobahn and crosses the Traun . It is the longest street in Linz. Large sections of the road are part of the B1 . In the area between Bulgariplatz and Neue Welt, Wiener Straße is a one-way street into the city (the counterpart out of town is Wankmüllerhof and Kremplstraße). The street is first used by tram lines 1 and 2 from the Union junction, then above ground from Bulgariplatz to Kremsmünsterer Straße and between Ennsfeldstraße and Traundorfer Straße, and between Zeppelinstraße and Traundorfer Straße also by bus lines 11 and 19, with numerous trams - and there are bus stops along Wiener Straße.
building
No. 2 ÖBB workshops
There are numerous halls and buildings of the ÖBB on the area between the railway underpass and Union crossing.
No. 25 Phoenix Theater
Sacred Heart Church
The church was built by Raimund Jeblinger from 1899 to 1903 .
No. 42 Otto Glöckel School
The school was built from 1899 to 1902, destroyed in World War II, and rebuilt from 1946 to 1954.
No. 71–71b residential buildings
The residential buildings on the corner of Richard-Wagner-Straße were built as part of the Makartviertel during the Nazi era around 1939/1940 ( Hitler buildings ).
No. 150 WIFI
Complex of the Upper Austria Economic Development Institute
No. 151 Linz AG
Headquarters of Linz AG
No. 152–154 fire brigade
Operations center of the Linz-Süd municipal fire brigade, built in the 1950s
No. 181–185 vocational school
Vocational school center with boarding school
No. 342–386 residential buildings
The residential buildings were built as part of the Kleinmünchen settlement during the Nazi era around 1939/1940 ( Hitler buildings ).
No. 381–383 Remise Kleinmünchen
The Kleinmünchen tram depot is a building from the 1950s with later additions.
No. 435 Kleinmünchner spinning mill
Directorate of Linz Textil , established between 1946 and 1949 by Armin Sturmberger .
Grillmayrschlössl
The Grillmayr Schlößl is located on the corner of Dauphinestrasse .
Ebelsberg town center
The center of Ebelsberg is located on Fadingerplatz and in Wiener Straße No. 473–501. Here there is an ensemble of old town houses and inns from the former market town of Ebelsberg
Ebelsberg parish church
Church with unique Art Nouveau furnishings.
No. 503 Former fire station
The former Ebelsberg fire brigade building from 1897 is a two-storey stately building block with a high round corner tower. On the facade is the inscription Freiwillige Feuerwehr Ebelsberg and below it the coat of arms of Ebelsberg as a plaster relief.
Ebelsberg cemetery
The cemetery has been located on the corner of Florianer Strasse since the 13th century.
Hiller barracks
The barracks were built during the Nazi era from 1940 to 1943 and closed in 2016.
No. 937 Camping site and restaurant on Lake Pichling
On Pichlinger lake is located just outside the city limits, the last building of the Vienna street with the highest number of Linz, the campsite and the lakeside restaurant.
Web links
- Wiener Strasse: Linz is particularly multicultural here , Oberösterreichische Nachrichten , February 6, 2015
- linz.at City history, monuments, Wiener Straße