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Heritage Sites

Explore the historical layers of Baden bei Wien through its diverse heritage sites. The Helenental valley features the 12th-century ruins of Rauhenstein and Rauheneck, alongside the hilltop remains of Scharfeneck. The town's later architectural significance is represented by Villa Hahn, a residence designed by Otto Wagner. Cultural history is preserved at the Jewish cemetery on Halsriegelstraße and the memorial dedicated to Ludwig Brunner, offering a comprehensive view of the region's medieval and modern past.

Heritage Sites — Harita

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Burgruine Rauhenstein

Burgruine Rauhenstein is a castle in Baden bei Wien, Lower Austria, Austria. It was constructed in the 12th century.

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Rauheneck Castle

Rauheneck Castle is a ruined castle in Lower Austria, Austria. It is 348 metres above sea level.

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Villa Hahn

A residential building designed by renowned architect Otto Wagner for Samuel Ritter von Hahn, representing the elegant late 19th-century architecture of the spa town.

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Israelitischer Friedhof

Located on Halsriegelstraße south of the town's parish cemetery, this Jewish burial ground serves as a significant site of local cultural and religious history.

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Gedenkstätte Ludwig Brunner

A local memorial dedicated to Ludwig Brunner.

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Ruine Scharfeneck

The ruins of a medieval hilltop castle situated overlooking the Schwechat river, positioned in close proximity to the Rauhenstein castle ruins.