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Adele Taussig

The Adele Taussig memorial marks the memory of a local figure in Brunn am Gebirge, serving as a reminder of personal history within the broader community narrative. This site may include a plaque or small monument dedicated to her life and

Adolf Kohn

In the quiet streets of Mödling, a Stolperstein—a brass stumbling stone—commemorates Adolf Kohn, a Jewish resident born in 1889. Deported in 1942 to Theresienstadt and later to Treblinka, his story is a haunting reminder of the Holocaust's

Adolf Kohn Memorial

Located in the quiet town of Brunn am Gebirge, this memorial site honors Adolf Kohn, a victim of the Nazi regime whose life was tragically cut short. The unassuming marker stands as a solemn testament to the individual stories lost during t

Adolf Koppel

A Stolperstein, or stumbling stone, embedded in the pavement of Friedrich Schiller Straße in Mödling commemorates Adolf Koppel, a victim of Nazi persecution. This small, brass-plated cobblestone serves as a poignant and personal memorial, i

Adolf Koppel Memorial

In the historic district of Brunn am Gebirge, the memorial dedicated to Adolf Koppel stands as a silent guardian of memory. This site commemorates a member of the Jewish community who perished during the Second World War, preserving his leg

Alfred Moser Memorial

Nestled within the residential streets of Brunn am Gebirge, the Alfred Moser memorial serves as a quiet anchor for remembrance. Dedicated to a victim of persecution, this site preserves the memory of a life interrupted by the horrors of the

Alfred Nichtenhauser

A Stolperstein, or 'stumbling stone,' embedded in the pavement at Hauptstraße 50 in Mödling, commemorates Alfred Nichtenhauser, a Jewish resident born in 1887 who was deported to the Maly Trostinec extermination camp in 1942. The small bras

Alfred Nichtenhauser Memorial

Standing quietly in Brunn am Gebirge, the memorial for Alfred Nichtenhauser marks a specific point where history intersected with tragedy. This site honors a local resident whose life was extinguished during the Nazi era, ensuring their nam

Anton Wildgans Denkmal

Anton Wildgans Denkmal celebrates a celebrated writer whose words captured the rhythms of rural life and the emotions of ordinary people. The sculpture stands as a tribute to literary legacy, inviting viewers to consider how storytelling sh

Aquädukt Mödling

Located in the heart of Mödling, this aqueduct is a testament to the engineering efforts required to secure water for the growing population of the 19th century. The structure features robust stone arches that span a small valley, showcasin

BG/BRG Mödling Keimgasse

This educational institution represents a cornerstone of academic tradition in the Mödling district, blending classic architectural styles with modern learning environments. The building itself often serves as a historical landmark, reflect

Beethoven-Haus

Nestled in the charming town of Mödling, the Beethoven-Haus is a historic memorial that once hosted the legendary composer Ludwig van Beethoven during his creative retreats. The modest yet evocative building, now a museum, offers a glimpse

Breite Föhre

Breite Föhre is more than a name—it’s a living reference point embedded in the local landscape, evoking images of wide, towering fir trees that once defined the woodland character of the region. Walking through this area feels like stepping

Breite Föhre II

Breite Föhre II is a historically significant pine tree in Brunn am Gebirge, recognized as a natural monument for its age and distinctive broad shape. This majestic tree has stood for centuries, witnessing the town's evolution from a rural

Brändström-Denkmal

Brändström-Denkmal honors a notable figure whose contributions left a lasting impression on local culture and civic life. The statue stands proudly in a well-kept setting, offering a straightforward tribute that welcomes casual passersby an

Dagobert Peche

Dagobert Peche's Stolperstein is a brass memorial embedded in the streets of Brunn am Gebirge, a subtle interruption in the cobblestone pattern. The plaque, inscribed with his name and fate, shines with a quiet luster that draws the eye and

Dr. Albert Schweiger

A humble brass cobblestone embedded in the sidewalk of Enzersdorferstraße marks the tragic fate of Dr. Albert Schweiger, a Jewish resident born in 1878 who was deported and murdered in Auschwitz. This Stolperstein, or 'stumbling stone,' is

Dr. Albert Schweiger Memorial

The Dr. Albert Schweiger memorial in Brunn am Gebirge stands as a tribute to a physician and community member lost to the Holocaust. Located near the heart of the town, this site preserves the memory of a life dedicated to healing and servi

Ehemalige Spitalsmühle

Ehemalige Spitalsmühle preserves the memory of a hospital mill, illustrating how economic activity once intertwined with welfare institutions in smaller communities. The term 'former' signals transition—from operational facility to preserve

Elza Schweiger

Embedded in the cobblestone streets of Mödling, this Stolperstein—a brass 'stumbling stone'—commemorates Elza Schweiger, a Jewish woman born in 1880 who was deported to the Maly Trostinec extermination camp in 1942. The small, hand-sized pl

Elza Schweiger Memorial

Elza Schweiger's memorial in Brunn am Gebirge is a quiet testament to a woman whose life was stolen by the Nazi regime. Situated in a peaceful corner of the town, this site ensures that her story is not forgotten amidst the passage of decad

Emanuel Stössel

A humble brass cobblestone embedded in the pavement of Klostergasse 8, this Stolperstein commemorates Emanuel Stössel, a Jewish resident born in 1886 who was deported to the Łódź Ghetto in 1941. The memorial is part of the larger Stolperste

Emanuel Stössel Memorial

The Emanuel Stössel memorial in Brunn am Gebirge stands as a dignified reminder of a life cut short by persecution. This site honors a local figure whose contributions to the community were erased by the atrocities of the Holocaust. The mar

Emil Arthur Tritsch

A quiet brass-plated Stolperstein embedded in the pavement of Friedrich Schiller Straße, marking the last known residence of Emil Arthur Tritsch. Born in 1887, he was deported to the Maly Trostinec extermination camp on May 20, 1942, and mu

Emil Arthur Tritsch Memorial

Ferdinand Diamant

Ferdinand Diamant Memorial

Ferdinand Karpfen

Ferdinand Karpfen Memorial

Ferdinand Tschürtz

Ferdinand Tschürtz Memorial

Franz Grillparzer

Franz Schubert Music School

Franziska Tritsch

Franziska Tritsch Memorial

Freizeitzentrum Stadtbad Mödling

Gedenkstein Ehemalige Synagoge

Gisela Koppel

Gisela Koppel Memorial

Graml-Toni-Höhle

Hallstatt Period Hillfort

Halltstattzeitliche Wallanlage

Haus der Jugend

Hedy Blum

Hedy Blum Memorial

Helene Eckstein

Helene Eckstein Memorial

Helene Kafka

Henricoland Miniature World

Henriette Schwarz

Hermann Dasche

Ida Fischer

Isidor Neurath

Jennyberg

Josef Hyrtl

Josef Schöffel

Julius Pasternak

Kammerstein Ruins

Karner

Konrad Taussig

Kursalon Mödling

La Verna Hostel

Leopold-Ketzer-Gedenkstein

Margarethe Pasternak

Miniaturwelt Henricoland

Moritz Schwarz

Museum Mödling

Mödlinger Stadtverkehrsmuseum

Norbert Kohn

Pauline Stössler

Podenstetterkreuz

Rosa Kohn

Schwarzer Turm

Schönberg Haus

Sidonie Blum

Soviet Cemetery

Soviet War Graves

St. Gabriel

St. Joseph Kirche

St. Othmar

Susanne Tritsch

Theresienau Riding School

Toppelhof

Valerie Stössel

Volkskundemuseum Mödling

Volksschule Hyrtlplatz

Anton Wildgans Memorial

Bertl Freitag House

Graml-Toni Cave

Guter Hirte Church

Hugo Wolf Museum

Kunsteiner

Mödling Historic Center

Perchtoldsdorf Landmark

Plague Column Mödling

St. Hubertus - Breitenecker

Tuerkenkreuz

Weinpresse Museum

Brändström Monument

Mikić Memorial Stone