29 Apartments to Rent in Vienna, 2. - Leopoldstadt



Renting an Apartment 1020 Vienna – Living in Leopoldstadt
Lively, green and close to the city center – that's how life in the 2nd district, Leopoldstadt, can be described. If you rent an apartment in 1020 Vienna, you live in the heart of Vienna and yet surrounded by greenery.
The district borders directly on the inner city and offers you two huge parks with the Prater and the Augarten. At the same time, the historic Karmeliterviertel exudes traditional charm with its market. It's no wonder that Leopoldstadt is so popular as a residential area on Vienna's real estate market!
Inhaltsverzeichnis
- Renting an Apartment 1020 Vienna – Living in Leopoldstadt
- Overview: Living and Renting in 1020 Vienna at a Glance
- Living atmosphere and everyday life in Leopoldstadt
- Vibrant city life and relaxed living
- 5 Facts about the 2nd District (Leopoldstadt)
- Types of apartments in 1020 Vienna
- Amenities and prices of rental apartments
- Leisure, accessibility and infrastructure
- Everyday life, services and leisure
- FAQ – Renting an apartment in 1020 Vienna
Overview: Living and Renting in 1020 Vienna at a Glance
- Wide range of apartments: New rental apartments come onto the market daily – from small one-person apartments to spacious family flats.
- Central location: The 2nd district borders the Inner City. Many neighborhoods are only a short walk or one subway stop from the center.
- Rental prices: The average rent in 1020 Vienna is around €22 per m². That makes living in Leopoldstadt somewhat cheaper than in the 1st district, but more expensive than in the outer districts.
- Infrastructure: Connections are excellent – at Praterstern the U1, U2, S-Bahn and tram lines intersect. There are also many shops, supermarkets and schools.
- Leisure and greenery: The district offers plenty of open green space. Whether a walk in the Prater or a picnic in the Augarten – Leopoldstadt combines urban life with nature and relaxation.
Living atmosphere and everyday life in Leopoldstadt
In Leopoldstadt you feel the mix of Viennese tradition and modern urban life around every corner. In historic lanes like the Karmeliterviertel you'll find charming old buildings, traditional bakeries and a weekly market that has supplied residents with fresh produce for over 100 years. At the same time, new housing projects and trendy venues are emerging in the district, giving the neighborhood a modern touch.
Vibrant city life and relaxed living
Everyday life in 1020 Vienna is varied. In the morning you might have your coffee at the Karmelitermarkt, jog in the Prater at lunchtime and meet friends by the Danube in the evening or be quickly in the city center.
Due to the proximity to the city, residents enjoy short distances: many of Vienna's hotspots are quickly reached. Despite the central location, there are also quiet corners – especially around the Augarten or in small side streets – where you can escape the hustle and bustle.
Families appreciate the numerous playgrounds and green spaces, while students and young professionals love the pulsating nightlife and cultural offerings right on their doorstep.
5 Facts about the 2nd District (Leopoldstadt)
- Almost an island: Leopoldstadt lies between the Danube and the Danube Canal, forming almost an island within the city.
- Green oases: With the 6 km² Prater and the historic Augarten, the district has two huge parks for recreation and leisure.
- Population: Approximately 110,000 inhabitants live in Leopoldstadt.
- Market and trendy neighborhood: The Karmeliterviertel in the heart of Leopoldstadt is home to a traditional market (Karmelitermarkt) and has developed in recent years into a hip meeting place with cafés and restaurants.
- Landmark: The Wiener Riesenrad at the Prater, one of the oldest Ferris wheels in the world, stands in Leopoldstadt and is a well-known landmark of the district.
Types of apartments in 1020 Vienna
Whether an elegant old-building apartment with double doors or a modern first occupancy with top fittings – in 1020 Vienna you'll find a wide variety of apartment types to suit every taste. Typical for Leopoldstadt are both renovated historic buildings near the city center and new-build apartments in projects around the Prater.
Typical city apartments have about 50 to 120 m² of living space, depending on the number of rooms. Small 1- to 2-room apartments are ideal for singles and students, while 3- to 4-room apartments offer enough space for families.
Amenities and prices of rental apartments
The rental prices vary depending on location and amenities. In sought-after areas like the Praterstraße or near the Augarten (prime locations!) you do pay more, but you live particularly centrally or in green surroundings. Simple historic apartments without an elevator are often somewhat cheaper, while modern apartments in new buildings with a balcony or terrace are correspondingly more expensive.
Tip: On ground floor levels you can sometimes even find apartments with their own garden or terrace – ideal if you want a bit of outdoor space in the densely built-up city area.
Note: Operating costs (for property management, water, waste, etc.) are added to the net rent and should be taken into account when choosing an apartment!
Leisure, accessibility and infrastructure
Leopoldstadt scores with a excellent connection and infrastructure. From the transport hub Praterstern you're about 5 minutes from Stephansplatz by U1 and quickly at the university quarter by U2. Tram and bus lines also provide good connections. From 1020 Vienna you can reach all destinations in the city easily – whether by public transport or by car.
Everyday life, services and leisure
In everyday life everything is taken care of: supermarkets, pharmacies, doctors and shops can be found along the Praterstraße or in the shopping center at the Prater. Families will find a dense network of kindergartens and schools (including international schools).
Leisure is also well catered for: Whether an afternoon in the Wurstelprater or a walk in the green – boredom won't set in here. In quiet residential areas near the parks (e.g. in the Förstergasse am Augarten) you can enjoy the idyll, while around the lively Praterstern urban life pulses. It is precisely this variety that makes Leopoldstadt so livable.







