The market town of Teesdorf in the district of Baden is located in the Steinfeld region—surrounded by vineyards and fields in the southern Vienna Woods. Traversed by the Triesting River, this wine-growing town offers refreshing options for day trips with the whole family. The historic building of the former cotton mill, with its striking water tower, is considered the landmark of Teesdorf.
A Break from Everyday Life in Teesdorf
Whether strolling through the vineyards or cycling along the Triestingau Bike Trail—which is also ideal for children—Teesdorf offers a chance to relax close to nature and free from stress. In addition to a local history museum, the town is home to another museum dedicated to the famous poet Hermann Broch: paintings, writings, and personal items from Broch’s private collection offer insight into the life of the author, who lived and worked here.
Teesdorf: Things to See & Learn
The impressive cotton mill complex was built between 1908 and 1910 as a reinforced concrete skeleton structure. For a long time, the historic factory building resembled a movie set. It has since been extensively renovated and converted into a residential building. Another cultural highlight is the Protestant church, built in 1858. Teesdorf is also known for the ÖAMTC Driver Safety Center: Founded in 1987, it is considered the oldest of its kind in Austria.
