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Korneuburg (2100) lies in the district of Korneuburg, Niederösterreich. It had 13,790 residents on 1 January 2026. The centre lies outside mapped flood areas. This overview covers 7 topics from official open data, measured at the centre; values at a specific address can differ.
Korneuburg lies on the northern bank of the Danube, just a few kilometres north of Vienna. The town combines a historic centre with convenient access to the capital and the landscapes along the river. Residents benefit from an independent local community with shops, restaurants and everyday amenities, while Vienna remains within reach for work, education and leisure.
As of 1 January 2026, Korneuburg had approximately 13,800 residents. Its population has grown by around 12.3% since 2011, making it an increasingly popular place to live in the Vienna suburbs while retaining its identity as an established regional town.
Korneuburg is not simply a commuter town where life revolves around residential neighbourhoods and the journey to work. Its centre offers restaurants, cafés and shops, while the nearby Danube provides opportunities for walks and outdoor activities. The historic street layout gives the town a distinctive atmosphere compared with the more spread-out residential areas around Vienna.
Within two kilometres of the centre, the available data records three kindergartens, ten schools, 14 supermarkets and grocery stores, 22 restaurants and nine cafés. There are also two pharmacies and numerous public transport stops.
However, the distances to individual amenities can be longer than the compact town centre might suggest. The nearest kindergarten is approximately 950 metres from the centre, while the nearest primary school is around 850 metres away. Families and people who prefer to manage everyday errands on foot should therefore consider the specific neighbourhood rather than judging the town as a whole.
One of Korneuburg's advantages is its railway station, located approximately 550 metres from the town centre. On a typical weekday, the journey to Vienna Central Station takes around 45 minutes by public transport, including one transfer. For commuters, this is a useful connection, although the actual journey depends on timetables and the onward trip to the workplace.
Korneuburg is also well connected by road. The A22 motorway runs very close to the town centre, and the nearest motorway access is only a few hundred metres away. This makes travelling towards Vienna and other parts of the region convenient, but it also means traffic deserves consideration when choosing where to live.
The 2022 strategic noise maps indicate road-traffic noise levels of 65–69 dB in the town centre. These figures represent the day-evening-night noise indicator and provide a general guide rather than a measurement for every street. Some locations may be considerably quieter or noisier.
Korneuburg's position along the Danube shapes both its geography and its appeal as a place to live. Riverside walks, cycling routes and excursions into the surrounding countryside offer a welcome break from daily routines. At the same time, Vienna is close enough for residents to enjoy a much broader range of cultural activities, entertainment and urban amenities.
The local climate is relatively warm. The average annual temperature around the town centre was approximately 12.5°C between 2015 and 2024, compared with 11.4°C during the 1991–2020 reference period. The area experienced around 35 hot days per year on average, making shading and protection against summer heat worth considering when looking for a home.
One positive factor is that the town centre lies outside the flood areas shown in the available HQ100 and HQ300 hazard maps. However, individual properties should still be assessed according to their precise location and local conditions.
Korneuburg is particularly appealing to people who want an independent town with good connections to Vienna and easy access to the Danube. Its combination of historic streets, everyday amenities and convenient access to the capital makes it an attractive residential option north of Vienna.
Measured at the centre of the place; values at a specific address can differ.
Korneuburg is a municipality in the district of Korneuburg, Niederösterreich (postcode 2100, municipality code 31213).
The centre lies at about 170 m above sea level, on level ground.
Korneuburg had 13,790 residents on 1 January 2026 (+12.3 % since the 2011 census). 13.2 % are under 15 and 19.9 % are 65 or older.
In the district of Korneuburg, 20.1 % of 52,687 dwellings have no main residence (second homes and vacant dwellings, 2024).
Residents by citizenship (1 Jan 2026): Austria 82.4 %, Germany 1.8 %, Croatia 1.5 %, Bosnia and Herzegovina 1.5 %, Serbia 1.5 %, Hungary 1.5 %, Romania 1.1 %, Other 8.8 %. Citizenship is not the same as origin: naturalised residents count as Austrian.
Within 2 km of the centre of Korneuburg the data list 3 kindergartens, 10 schools, 14 supermarkets and groceries, 22 restaurants, 9 cafés, 1 doctor's practice, 2 pharmacies and 36 public transport stops.
From the centre, the nearest kindergarten about 950 m, the nearest primary school about 850 m, the nearest middle school about 1.1 km, the nearest supermarket about 650 m, the nearest public transport stop about 100 m, the nearest doctor's practice about 1.2 km and the nearest pharmacy about 800 m away (straight line).
The nearest railway station (Korneuburg Bahnhof) is about 550 m from the centre.
The A22 runs about 50 m from the centre. The nearest main road (B3) is about 600 m away. The nearest railway line is about 400 m from the centre. The nearest airport with scheduled flights is Wien-Schwechat (VIE), about 32 km in a straight line.
At the centre itself, the strategic noise maps 2022 show road traffic 65-69 dB (Lden, day-evening-night level). The maps cover only major traffic routes, so they are an orientation: individual streets in the municipality can be considerably louder or quieter.
The centre does not lie in a flood area mapped in the federal hazard zone plans (HQ100 / HQ300). A mapped flood area begins about 50 m away, so parts of the municipality are affected. Smaller streams, surface runoff after heavy rain and groundwater are not included in these maps.
No WLV torrent and avalanche hazard zone plan covers the centre.
Korneuburg lies in seismic zone 2 on a scale of 0 to 4 (ÖNORM B 1998-1).
Radon: potential class 2 of 3; the municipality is a radon precaution area. Actual indoor levels depend on the building; only a measurement gives certainty.
No landslide or rockfall events are documented within 1 km of the centre.
By public transport from the centre on a weekday morning (from 07:30): about 80 min to St. Pölten Hauptbahnhof (2 transfers) and about 45 min to Wien Hauptbahnhof (1 transfer). The nearest motorway or expressway junction (Raststation Korneuburg Ost) is about 250 m from the centre.
At the centre, operators report no fixed broadband and mobile networks up to 773 Mbit/s (estimate); availability can differ from street to street. 329 RTR-Netztest measurements within 500 m (2025-11-05 to 2026-10-19) show median download speeds of 76 Mbit/s on fixed lines and 116 Mbit/s on mobile.
Around the centre, the mean annual temperature in 2015-2024 was about 12.5 °C (1991-2020: 11.4 °C). On average there were 35 hot days (≥ 30 °C) and 53 frost days per year, with about 630 mm of precipitation and 15 days with snow cover. About 2,030 hours of sunshine per year.
On 21 December the centre gets about 7:30 h of direct sun (with a flat horizon it would be 8:18 h), on 21 June about 15:48 h. Buildings and trees are not taken into account.
A PV system at optimal tilt yields about 1,170 kWh per kWp and year here (PVGIS).
At the centre itself, the strategic noise maps 2022 show road traffic 65-69 dB (Lden, day-evening-night level). The A22 runs about 50 m from the centre. The nearest railway line is about 400 m from the centre. For your exact address, Place Check creates a separate report with the values at that point.
The centre does not lie in a flood area mapped in the federal hazard zone plans (HQ100 / HQ300). A mapped flood area begins about 50 m away, so parts of the municipality are affected. For your exact address, Place Check creates a separate report with the values at that point.
By public transport from the centre on a weekday morning (from 07:30): about 45 min to Wien Hauptbahnhof (1 transfer). The nearest motorway or expressway junction (Raststation Korneuburg Ost) is about 250 m from the centre. For your exact address, Place Check creates a separate report with the values at that point.
Korneuburg had 13,790 residents on 1 January 2026, +12.3 % compared with the 2011 census (Statistik Austria). For your exact address, Place Check creates a separate report with the values at that point.
Within 2 km of the centre the data list 3 kindergartens, 10 schools, 14 supermarkets and groceries, 22 restaurants, 9 cafés, 1 doctor's practice, 2 pharmacies and 36 public transport stops. For your exact address, Place Check creates a separate report with the values at that point.
At the centre, operators report no fixed broadband and mobile networks up to 773 Mbit/s (estimate); availability can differ from street to street. 329 RTR-Netztest measurements within 500 m (2025-11-05 to 2026-10-19) show median download speeds of 76 Mbit/s on fixed lines and 116 Mbit/s on mobile. For your exact address, Place Check creates a separate report with the values at that point.
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Automatically generated from public data sources, measured at the centre of the place, without warranty. Values at a specific address can differ; this is not a substitute for an expert opinion or the official plans. As of: 23 October 2026. Markdown version
