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Maria Enzersdorf is a market town on the thermal line in the industrial quarter of Lower Austria. Until 1999, the municipality was called Maria Enzersdorf am Gebirge. Maria Enzersdorf consists of the Altort, hence the grown Maria Enzersdorf, and the Südstadt. While the Altort is located in the western part of the municipality on the slope of the Vienna Woods, the Südstadt was built east of it in the flat part of the Vienna Basin. Südstadt was designed as a planned residential and commercial area as a "garden city". The architects Wilhelm Hubatsch, Franz Kiener and Gustav Peichl, commissioned by the Lower Austrian provincial companies NEWAG and NIOGAS (today EVN), were responsible for the planning of the new administrative center of the above-mentioned companies as well as the residential and business area connected to it. The groundbreaking ceremony took place on September 12, 1960.

Culture and sights

Parish and pilgrimage church Maria, Heil der Kranken - no longer a parish church, only a pilgrimage church. Parish church is the church in the district Südstadt
Franciscan monastery Maria Enzersdorf

Liechtenstein Castle: first documented in 1136; built on a rocky ridge at 300 m above sea level. Formerly the ancestral seat of the Prince of Liechtenstein

Liechtenstein Castle
Mission house St. Gabriel
Castle on the pasture
Hunyadi Castle: late baroque castle
Föhrenberge Nature Park
Cultural landscape Rauchkogel

New Year's Concert: Since 1995, a New Year's Concert with the Koncz Ensemble has been held every year - usually on Epiphany or the last Sunday of the Christmas vacations.

Portiunculamarkt: Every year on August 2, the traditional Portiunculamarkt takes place in Kirchenstraße and Franz-Keim-Gasse.

Nestroy-Spiele Liechtenstein: Until 2012, under the direction of Elfriede Ott, theater performances were held in the summer as part of the Lower Austria Theater Festival, the so-called Nestroy-Spiele at Liechtenstein Castle - in the courtyard on the outside of the castle.

Boys Choir of the Vienna Woods Home of the Choir School of the Boys Choir of the Vienna Woods
Choir Association Maria Enzersdorf
Youth brass band Maria Enzersdorf
EVN Collection (art collection)