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The Vienna Stock Exchange was founded by Maria Theresa in 1771 as one of the first securities exchanges in the world and today operates the stock exchanges in Vienna and Prague. It serves as a trading center for shares, bonds, certificates, ETFs as well as warrants. In 2021, Austria celebrated a major financial market anniversary and looks back on an eventful 250 years. Rich in history and connected with a long tradition.
Source: Vienna Stock Exchange
Parallel to the redesign of the Vienna Ringstrasse in place of the old city walls, the new construction of the Vienna Stock Exchange was also carried out by the father of historicism, Theophil Freiherr von Hansen in the years 1870-1877 in the typical Viennese style, a classically austere Renaissance style. Hansen was a specialist in perfect acoustics. His much-admired acoustics are often imitated in concert buildings even today.
Source: Vienna Residence Orchestra
From reducing energy consumption to saving time when getting around: The Viennese public transport system conveys many benefits. If possible, please use environmentally compatible public means of transportation to travel to the event location.
Vienna Stock Exchange Halls can easily be reached by means of public transport.
Subway: U1, U3, U4.
Tramway: The tramway stop “Börse” is serviced by the Viennese tramsay lines 1, 71, and D.
BUS: The bus stop “Börse” is serviced by the Viennese bus lines 13A, 40A, 48A, 59A, N25 and N31
Tip: The official app of Wiener Linien, the Viennese transport system, helps you to reach your destination quickly.
The venue is located right in the centre of Vienna, accessible via the Ringstrasse.
Options for parking:
Since 1 March 2022, the nationwide short-term parking zone has been in force throughout Vienna. Parking is chargeable in every district of Vienna. You need a parking ticket (1.10 euros per half hour) to park your vehicle in public parking spaces.
Short time parking zone is valid:
© November 2022
The city of Vienna is a popular meeting destination and attracts guests from all over the globe. It’s easy to understand why: You’re never too far from nature, it’s easy to get around, and the city shows a wide range of cultural, historical and architectural highlights. With its inspiring blend of tradition and contemporary creativity, Vienna offers the perfect background for a conference that explores the effects of new digital solutions on the basic human need safety. For further information about Austria and Vienna, please visit the official online travel guide for the city of Vienna: Welcome to Vienna
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