Until the end of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, Laxenburg was an essential place of residence for the Habsburgs. This tradition began with Emperor Charles VI. Maria Theresa also built a long, continuous avenue from Schönbrunn, namely on the route of today's Schönbrunner Allee to Laxenburg. The Laxenburg Railway, which no longer exists today, was also built especially for the imperial court between the southern railway in Mödling and Laxenburg.

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Intertrain

June 13, 2022

06/13/2022 - #31 - It is considered the oldest preserved Biedermeier train station in Austria.
It is the terminal station for the Mödling-Laxenburg branch line built in 1844/45 as a side line of the southern railway.

Source: laxenburg.at/kulturparcours

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Franzl wandert 🥾

May 5, 2024

The Imperial Railway Station in Laxenburg underlines the importance of the residence for the Habsburgs.

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