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Lower Austria State Exhibition 2019 Lower Austria State Exhibition 30 March – 10 November 2019 A22 Wiener Neustadt 30 Mar.–10 Nov. 2019 WIEN WORLD IN MOTION! St. Pölten/Linz A1 A23 S1 A4 A21 Bratislava SK PUBLIC TRANSPORT MÖDLING The Wiener Neustadt BADEN railway station is only a few minutes from the ÖBB exhibitions. A2 People are on the go, cities grow, history progresses … in a word: the world keeps TICKET PRICES Exit 44, WORLD going round and round. That is why the Adults € 11,– Wr. Neustadt West A3 EISENSTADT WIENER Lower Austria State Exhibition 2019 is Youngsters (6–18) € 3,50 NEUSTADT dedicating two exhibition venues in the Guided tour ticket € 3,50 Children under 6 are free S4 S31 ÖBB heart of Wiener Neustadt to the “World in ÖBB MATTERSBURG NEUNKIRCHEN IN MOTION! Motion!”. EXHIBITIONS ÖBB Kasematten Graz S6 Sopron Bahngasse 27 HU 2700 Wiener Neustadt Graz CITY.HISTORY.MOBILITY. St. Peter an der Sperr Museum Petersgasse 2a 2700 Wiener Neustadt Booking and information Niederösterreichische Landesausstellung Wiener Alpen in Niederösterreich Tourismus GmbH Schlossstraße 1 CREDITS Media owner and editor:Schallaburg Kulturbetriebsges.m.b.H. 2801 Katzelsdorf 3382 Schallaburg 1 T + 43 (0) 800 24 10 45 Conception and design: Perndl+Co [email protected] Text: scriptophil. die textagentur & *BRAINSTORM Printed by: Druckerei Walla GmbH noe-landesausstellung.at Errors and omissions excepted; prices are subject to change without notice. B City cosmos – Excursion to the region of the beyond the city limits Lower Austria State Exhibition Wiener Neustadt presents itself against The area around Wiener Neustadt has the backdrop of global history in the lots of attractive excursion destinations former 13th-century abbey church of to offer as well. Enjoy the panorama St. Peter an der Sperr. The city’s histori- view on hikes through Schneebergland cal development – from onetime imperial or Semmering Rax, the World Heritage residence to industrial city and the mod- region. Feel the lightness of country life A Human mobility – ern-day centre of innovation it is today at guesthouses and farm stores in Buck- in the past, present, and future – is told through the biographies of key lige Welt-Wechselland. While cycling in figures. the thermal region of the Vienna Woods, The Kasematten, a former city fortifica- along the Wiener Neustadt Canal, watching tion and now a unique architectural mon- © koup architekten ZT gmbh the vineyard hills pass you by and simply ument, is where the history of mobility taking it easy. Follow this link for holiday comes to life. The focus of this exhibition offers:wieneralpen.at is the Wiener Neustadt area and the city’s relationships with the rest of the world. © Wiener Alpen, Zwickl © Bevk Perović arhitekti 5 minutes’ walk from the train station to the Kasematten! MUSEUM ST. PETER AN DER SPERR 10 minutes’ walk from the Kasematten to the Museum St. Peter NEUKLOSTER MONASTERY an der Sperr via the CATHEDRAL TRAIN STATION market square MARIENMARKT (MARKET SQUARE) KASEMATTEN MILITARY ACADEMY.

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