Straddling the boundary between the historic inner city and the trendy 2nd district, this striking tower on Taborstrasse marks the threshold between the new and the established Vienna. The transitional energy invests this popular and vibrant place with an incomparable dynamic and growth.
Taborstrasse 1-3 Key facts
- Office high-rise in prominent location,
built in the year 2000 - Award-winning architecture,
thoroughly modernised by celebrated architect Hans Hollein in 2020 - Unique view
across the historic town centre - About 11,500 sqm of total office space
on 18 levels - Flexible floor plans
for bespoke interior decoration - Modern M&E engineering
that satisfies even the highest expectations - Elegant event location on the 15th floor,
and a fine-dining restaurant on the ground floor
An amazing view
and bright prospects on 18 floors
Across all of its 18 levels, this signature buildings offers brightly day-lit state-of-the-art office accommodation that meets any standard in terms of comfort, flexibility, technology and energy efficiency.
But the high-rise has even more to offer. The Spelunke bar and restaurant on the ground floor is a genuine gastronomic highlight. In fact, some count it among the ten hippest venues in Vienna. And the unique view from the tower across the historic town centre is not at all limited to the senior management. The roof top bar Jewel on the 15th floor can also double a event location with a breathtaking view.
The new Vienna, in a prime spot
The office tower at Taborstrasse 1-3 directly overlooks the bank of Donaukanal and is only a few steps away from Schwedenplatz. The location marks the boundary between 1st and 2nd district, between the exclusive inner city and trendy Leopoldstadt, between the established Vienna and the new creative media scene.
Charming cafés, attractive markets, and trendy bars set the scene. And business is flourishing: A1 Telekom Austria, IBM, the News publishing group, Siemens, Bank Austria, Uniqa, Raiffeisen and ING Direktbank all have their Austrian head offices here. And the inner city with its sights, its art and culture, and its time-honoured coffeehouses, shopping amenities and grand brand names is also just a short walk away.
- 4-minute walk to the “Schwedenplatz” underground stop, served by lines U1 and U4, by bus lines 2A, 5A, 59A, 74A and 77A, and by tram line 1
- 5-minute commute by public transport to the central railway station
- 20-minute drive by car or 22-minute commute by public transport to the airport
- 7-minute drive to the A4 motorway
