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Wienerberg City and Twin Towers

The Vienna Twin Towers, the symbol of Wienerberg, were designed by the renowned architect Massimiliano Fuksas, as was the entire master plan for this part of the city. They are part of Business Park Vienna, the largest concentration of offices in the south of Vienna.

The two towers of the Vienna Twin Towers are 126 and 138 m tall respectively, interconnected with numerous glass bridges, and house 50,000 m² of office space, as well as a multiplex cinema, shops and eateries in the basement. The construction is characterized by a functional aesthetic - the modern all-glass façade offers a light-drenched work climate with 360° panoramic view from the Stephansdom to the Schneeberg.

Right next door to the Business Park Vienna are the residential towers of Wienerberg City, with the 77-metre-high "Monte Verde" tower.

Wienerberg City and Twin Towers

Wienerbergstraße 11
1100 Vienna
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