Perchtoldsdorf (2380): location, noise, flood risk and amenities

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Perchtoldsdorf (2380) lies in the district of Mödling, Niederösterreich. It had 14,904 residents on 1 January 2026. The centre lies in a mapped HQ100 flood area. This overview covers 7 topics from official open data, measured at the centre; values at a specific address can differ.

Marker: centre used for this overview, not a specific address.
District
Mödling
State
Niederösterreich
Residents (1 Jan 2026)
14,904
Elevation of the centre
260 m
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Perchtoldsdorf (2380): Wine, History and Quality of Life on Vienna’s Doorstep

Perchtoldsdorf lies south of Vienna, where the urban landscape gradually gives way to vineyards and the wooded slopes of the Vienna Woods. The town combines a historic centre with a lively wine tavern culture, established residential neighbourhoods and easy access to the capital. For those looking to live in the Vienna suburbs, it offers many of the region’s attractions: convenient everyday amenities, a strong local identity and nature close at hand.

With approximately 14,900 residents as of 1 January 2026, Perchtoldsdorf is one of the larger municipalities south of Vienna. Its population has grown by around 2.6% since 2011, reflecting relatively steady development. Despite its proximity to the capital and surrounding urban areas, the town has retained a character of its own.

A Historic Centre with a Living Wine Culture

At the heart of Perchtoldsdorf lies its historic centre, dominated by the medieval fortified tower that has become the town’s landmark. The area's history is closely connected to wine production. Today, vineyards, traditional Heurigen wine taverns and Austrian dining culture continue to shape local life. During the warmer months, one of the pleasures of living here is being able to walk through the vineyards and finish the afternoon at a traditional tavern.

Perchtoldsdorf is much more than a destination for day-trippers. Its restaurants, local events and community associations help keep the town active throughout the year. At the same time, residential streets away from the busier roads offer a quieter atmosphere.

Everyday Essentials Within Easy Reach

The town centre is particularly convenient for daily errands. The nearest supermarket is approximately 100 metres away, while a doctor's office and pharmacy are each around 50 metres from the centre. A public transport stop is similarly close. The nearest kindergarten, primary school and lower secondary school are all within a few hundred metres.

Within two kilometres of the centre, the available data records seven kindergartens, 16 schools, 17 supermarkets and grocery stores, and 58 restaurants. There are also 28 doctor's offices, four pharmacies and 68 public transport stops. This range of amenities is a clear advantage for families and anyone who prefers to handle everyday tasks on foot rather than drive across town.

Between Vienna, Mödling and the Vienna Woods

Perchtoldsdorf enjoys a convenient location on Vienna’s southern outskirts. The nearest A21 motorway access is approximately two kilometres from the centre, while the B13 main road is around 350 metres away.

Perchtoldsdorf railway station lies approximately 1.5 kilometres from the centre. On a typical weekday, the journey to Vienna Central Station takes around 35 minutes by public transport, including one transfer. Mödling can be reached in approximately 30 minutes, while the journey to St. Pölten takes around 65 minutes with two transfers.

For commuters, these connections make Perchtoldsdorf an interesting alternative to living in Vienna itself. However, the practical journey depends on the exact residential location, the distance to the station and the timetable at the times you need to travel.

Nature on the Doorstep, with Practical Considerations

The proximity of the Vienna Woods and surrounding vineyards is one of Perchtoldsdorf’s greatest attractions. Walking, hiking and cycling can easily become part of everyday life, offering a welcome contrast to the densely built-up areas of Vienna without requiring a long journey.

The local climate is another factor worth considering. The average annual temperature around the town centre was approximately 11.9°C between 2015 and 2024, compared with 10.8°C during the 1991–2020 reference period. The area experienced around 28 hot days per year on average.

However, choosing a home here requires attention to local conditions. The 2022 strategic noise maps indicate road-traffic noise levels of 70–74 dB in the town centre. These maps primarily cover major transport routes, so actual noise levels can vary significantly from one street to another. In addition, the town centre falls within a mapped HQ100 flood-risk area, representing a flood event with a statistically estimated return period of 100 years. Anyone considering a property should therefore check its specific flood exposure and any relevant protective measures.

Perchtoldsdorf is particularly appealing to people who want a town with history, wine-growing traditions and good local amenities without giving up access to Vienna. Its distinctive charm lies in the combination of traditional community life, green surroundings and the convenience of the wider metropolitan area.

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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