Biedermannsdorf

The market town of Biedermannsdorf in the district of Mödling is located south of Vienna in the Vienna Basin. It is crossed by the Mödlingbach stream and its outlets as well as the Wiener Neustädter Kanal canal. In addition to Biedermannsdorf itself, the municipal area also includes the industrial center of Lower Austria South.

With relaxing cycle routes and walking trails, you can spend some quality time here - on historically interesting ground. The large swimming pond in the countryside is ideal for relaxing in summer. The Mödlingbach cycle route, which leads from Biedermannsdorf to Hinterbrühl, is a popular cycling route.

Biedermannsdorf: history from then to now
As finds have shown, the area that is now Biedermannsdorf was settled very early on - as early as around 7,000 BC. The village was first mentioned in documents around 1170. Construction of the Wiener Neustadt Canal began at the end of the 18th century - with a branch to a brickworks. Gradually, more brickworks were built. This marked the beginning of the industrialization of the town, which had previously been agricultural. Today, the "Path of the Brick Barons" can be experienced as an exciting cycle tour.

Things to see in Biedermannsdorf
The Biedermannsdorf parish church is a baroque building from 1728 - with a medieval core. Wasenhof Castle from 1731 is also historically significant: it was used as a children's home for decades.