Meidling

It is located just southwest of the central districts, south of the River Wien, west of the Gürtel belt, and east and southeast of Schönbrunn Palace.

Former Chancellor of Austria Sebastian Kurz was born and raised in Meidling and his private residence is there.

The former suburb, after which the "Meidlinger L" of the South-Vienna dialect is named, consists of two parts: Besides the Katastralgemeinden of Altmannsdorf, Gaudenzdorf, Hetzendorf and Meidling (Obermeidling and Untermeidling), there are also small areas of the Katastralgemeinden Atzgersdorf, Inzersdorf and Inzersdorf City in the Meidlinger district area.

A breakdown of the district area is also in the Zählbezirken official statistics, in which the municipality Zählsprengel combined.

This relatively high figure is compared to one for a Viennese township as a very low proportion of farmland (4.3% of the area to be developed).

In Untermeidling, a separate settlement developed on the former brickworks site, which was detached in 1846 under the name Wilhelmsdorf.

The zones of Hetzendorf and Altmannsdorf remained rurally stamped to be sure, but expanded dwelling plants emerged there also, after the Second World War.

By the 1892 incorporation, the population had already doubled, through the continuous influx of people to Vienna and the surrounding community.

The population growth continued until the beginning of the Great War, so the district, in 1910, contained 106.531 inhabitants.

After a slight decline after the First World War, the district reached 109,538 inhabitants in 1934, as its highest population.

[6][7] The proportion of foreign district residents in 2005 was 20.2% (Vienna: 18.7%), and points to 2001 (16.5%) as in the entire state a rising trend.

The highest proportion of foreigners in 2005 represented approximately 5.7% share of the district population nationals from Serbia and Montenegro.

Since John Nepomuk is the patron saint against floods, he serves as a reminder of the historical threat to the area from the River Wien.

It refers to the letter "l" spoken as "dl" (as in Meidling, hence the name) in some variants of the Viennese dialect.

Some believe that this feature of the dialect has its origin in Czech, where the 'l' sometimes sounds similar, e.g. in the past tense.

It was founded in 1923 as a Meidlinger Heimatmuseum and sets its priorities, including in the field of crafts, of everyday life and the composer Carl Lorens and Hermann Leopoldi.

The fashion is not publicly accessible collection of the Vienna museum has an inventory of over 20,000 exhibits with a focus on women's clothing in the 19th and 20th century.

Back in 1909 there was a small public green space, according to the resolution of a stock of rail lines around 1980 Vienna expanded and 1990 has been redesigned.

Nearby is the roughly the same size stone farm park, between the Längenfeldgasse Malfattigasse and the lies and 2003 after the establishment of the People's garage was reopened.

A similarly large area includes the city Gaudenzdorfergürtel Wilderness, a ruderal belt between the Vienna and the left Wienzeile.

At the district on the border with Hietzing Green Mountain is the Marillenalm, a natural, largely wooded park, which also includes fruit trees.

In 1895, the Burgtheater director Friedrich Schreyvogl and 1942 Ernst Wimmer and Gerhard Fritsch, maturierten writer, and one of Europe's largest Tesla plants.

At Dörfelstraße 1, is the school for economic professionals (Fachschule für wirtschaftliche Berufe), which in 1904, was established as a home economics school for girls, and now, has college education priorities in health and social affairs and IT Support (PC technology and web design).

The Social Democratic Party of Austria runs a post-degree college for their politicians in Altmannsdorf, the Dr.-Karl-Renner-Institut.

The 12th District is connected by two subway lines (U4, U6), the S-Bahn trunk route, a tram (62) and the Badner Bahn.

In the 12th District, the railway station Bahnhof Wolfganggasse, of the Viennese local railroads, is where the trains of the Badner Rail are stored and wait.

Karl Seitz visiting a housing scheme in Meidling, 1926
Arms of Meidling.
Reismannhof, 2012
European hamster in the Meidling cemetery
The GRG 12 Erlgasse, with its characteristic tower.
Line 62: E 4424 in Dörfelstraße (street).
Wolfganggasse Rail Station of the Vienna local rail.