Raasdorf

Only about 0.84 percent of Raasdorf is forested. Imagine that. In this small town in the Weinviertel region of Lower Austria nestled amongst sprawling fields Raasdorf boasts a surprisingly rich history. Founded long ago its precise origins are a little hazy. We do know Raasdorf officially became an independent municipality sometime after 1749. This quiet town played a small but significant role in the Napoleonic Wars. One of the battle sites of the Battle of Wagram in 1809 was located here. Can you picture the clash of steel the thunder of cannons echoing through these very fields? Today Raasdorf is a peaceful place. Its population hovers around 645 inhabitants. This small village is also part of the district of Gänserndorf. Its location is ideal. It is only 48 kilometers away from Vienna International Airport. The town has a unique character. It combines a tranquil rural setting with easy access to the bustling city of Vienna. Its proximity to Vienna does not diminish its charm. Raasdorf retains its distinct identity. It is a testament to the enduring spirit of rural life. Visit St. Magdalene’s parish church. This is one of the landmarks of Raasdorf. The church stands as a silent witness to centuries of history and faith. Raasdorf is a hidden gem a testament to Austria’s rich tapestry. Explore its fields admire its church. Discover Raasdorf and experience the charm of rural Austrian life.