By air

Nearest airports to Tulln are sorted by the distance to the airport from the city centre.

   Langenlebarn/tul Airport (distanced approximately 4.8 km)
   Vienna Westbahnhof Rail Airport (distanced approximately 29 km)
   Vienna Danubepier Hov Airport (distanced approximately 29 km)
   Vienna Suedbahnhof Rail Airport (distanced approximately 29 km)
   Voslau Airport (distanced approximately 44 km)

By road

Tulln is easily accessible and a major transportation hub in Lower Austria. Tulln has two bridges across the Danube ( Tulln Danube Bridge and Rose Bridge ), highways and two railway stations of the Franz-Josefs-train, a boat dock, a marina and a military airport " air base Brumowski ".
The Tullner road B19 is next to the highway Kremser a busy route between the Western Highway and the Stocke highway. Only the newly built bridge Rose brought a relief for the city of Tulln. Despite the 20 roundabouts 7 traffic lights still remain. Two more roundabouts are planned or under construction.
 

Egon Schiele Museum, Parish Church of St. Stephen, Minoritenkirche Tulln, Water Chapel, Aubad, Nibelungen Fountain

Egon Schiele Museum

The Egon Schiele Museum Tulln is a low-Austrian Museum of Fine Arts, the painter who was born in Tulln, Egon Schiele is dedicated.The Municipality of Tulln began in 1980, a separate plan to Egon Schiele Museum Tulln and acquired for this purpose, the county jail in need of renovation, which was built in 1898th The International Society Egon Schiele was to support the museum idea.

Parish Church of St. Stephen

The parish church of St. Stephen's is a Roman Catholic church building in Tulln on the Danube in Lower Austria. The origins of the parish church of Tulln rich in the 11th Back centuries, from the Romanesque foundation remains are preserved. The construction consisted of the present nave and was associated with a square choir, and probably a vestibule equipped. A first major expansion was in the 12th Century, performed by the two side aisles were added, making the present appearance of the three-aisled pillared basilica was created. At the end of the south aisle of the Romanesque arch marks today the transition to the original apse.

Minoritenkirche Tulln

The Minorites in the Lower Austrian town of Tulln on the Danube is a former monastery church and St. John Nepomuk ordained.The beginnings of the church date back to the time of the Minorites at Tulln, which in 1225, within the lifetimes of the order's founder, Francis of Assisi, had its beginning. The original church building with Romanesque and Gothic influences, however, was demolished in 1735, after having been with the construction of the present church began immediately south of it, which could be completed within the short period between 1732 and 1739. The consecration took place on 13 June 1739 by the Bishop of Passau Joseph Anton Graf von Lamberg.

Water Chapel

The chapel on the water Donaulände in Tulln on the Danube in Lower Austria is one of the holy John Nepomuk consecrated chapel. It is under monument protection. A case of a flood of the Danube alluvial crucifix on 21 February 1729 at the Water Gate erected for the worship. A year later built a chapel for his protection and St. John Nepomuk ordained.The statues of St. John of Nepomuk and Charles Borromeo were later removed from its original site and in the parish church of Saint Stephen established

Aubad

The Aubad is a 50,000 m natural lake in the Danube floodplain between the right bank of the Danube and the Little Tulln. He is a lake used and has an overgrown island in the middle of a 30-acre recreation area on the Danube from Tulln

Nibelungen Fountain

The fountain is a design of the Nibelung Scene "meeting of Kriemhild, the Burgundian Queen, and the Hun King Etzel in Tulln" in the form of a bronze sculpture documentary, created by sculptor Mikhail Nogin. The fountain sculptor Hans Muhr complemented the work of art with an inclusive and aesthetic light-water-His-composition.

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