⁴ᴷ⁶⁰ Walking Vienna, Austria: Weissgerberviertel neighborhood tour

November 9, 2025 - 11:30 AM 48°F / 9°C Walking tour (without narration) of the Weissgerberviertel neighborhood of Vienna, Austria, passing by the Hundertwasser House and via the following route: Radetzkyplatz → southbound on Löwengasse → westbound on Marxergasse. Highlights: 00:00 - Radetzkyplatz 00:40 - Walking southbound on Löwengasse 01:16 - Pfarrkirche St. Othmar unter den Weißgerbern, Ida Bohatta Park 04:09 - Walking southbound on Löwengasse 06:29 - Hundertwasser House 11:27 - Walking southbound on Löwengasse 13:50 - Walking westbound on Marxergasse 21:40 - Wien Mitte The Mall From Wikipedia: "Weißgerber , Unter den Weißgerbern , Weißgerberviertel or Weißgerbergrund , formerly also called Weißgerbervorstadt or Altunaw-Gemeinde der Weißgerber , is a district of Vienna located on the Danube Canal in the 3rd district , Landstraße . The former suburb of Weißgerber was incorporated into Vienna in 1850 and is now also referred to as Weißgerberviertel . The district, which was designated as Weißgärber or Weissgerbergrund on a map of the then Landstraße police district around 1830, lies in the north of the 3rd district and is bordered as follows: to the north and east by the Danube Canal , which here, flowing eastward from the mouth of the Vienna River , makes a bend to the south after the Franzensbrücke (which carries traffic towards Praterstern ) (on the bank: Dampfschiffstraße and Weißgerberlände ); in the south and southwest by the line Rotundenbrücke – Rasumofskygasse – Marxergasse – Seidlgasse – Kegelgasse and its imaginary extension to the Vienna River ; in the west along the Vienna River (Vordere Zollamtsstraße) to its mouth. This makes Weißgerber the northernmost of the three suburbs that formed the 3rd district of Vienna in 1850. The district gives its name to the statistical census district of the same name, which comprises nine census tracts and extends beyond the historical suburb."