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Vienna
in Figures
2020
StatisticsVienna in Figures
Foreword
Chapters Pages With 24 pages and 10 chapters, Vienna in Figures
10 24
provides a concise overview of various aspects of
life in our city, inviting readers to find out more
about Vienna.
Dear readers,
Population 2 It has been over 25 years since Statistics Vienna launched
the annual booklet series “Vienna in Figures”. This year’s
Urban area & climate 6
classic edition boasts a fresh design and even more key
Animals 8 data. For the first time, it is supplemented by 23 concise
Culture & leisure 9 folders on the districts of Vienna (in German). Digital
Education 10 downloads and details on ordering hard copies of all
publications are available online at statistik.wien.gv.at.
History of Vienna 12
Traffic & transport 14 A glimpse at the first issue of “Vienna in Figures”, published
Tourism 16 in 1991, shows how much Vienna has changed. It has
developed from a shrinking city on the fringes of Western
Economics & employment 17
Europe into a vibrant EU metropolis at the heart of the
Politics 22 continent. The Viennese have passed this test with flying
colours, and today Vienna is internationally renowned
for its outstanding quality of life. But the hardest test in
How the world sees Vienna decades is still to come. As we do our best to overcome
the current health and economic crisis, we must make sure
no-one is left behind. In doing so, we may confidently rely
on Vienna’s many strong points: excellent infrastructure,
effective public administration and social cohesion, plus
the hard-working, ingenious and level-headed spirit of the
Mercer Economist local population.
Smart City Index Quality of Living Global Liveability
2019 Index 2019 Ranking 2019
1st Vienna (AT) 1st Vienna (AT) 1st Vienna (AT)
2nd London (UK) 2nd Zürich (CH) 2nd Melbourne (AU)
3rd St. Albert (CA) 3rd Vancouver (CA) 3rd Sydney (AU)
4th Singapore 3rd Munich (DE) 4th Osaka (JP)
5th Chicago (US) 3rd Auckland (NZ) 5th Calgary (CA)
How the Viennese see Vienna 2018
Michael Ludwig Peter Hanke
90 % 75 % 70 % Mayor and Governor
of Vienna
Executive City Councillor of Finance,
Business, Digital Innovation and
like living consider population are satisfied with the
International Affairs
in Vienna growth a good thing municipal administration
Source: Wiener Lebensqualitätsstudie 2018Population Age structure 1 Jan. 2020
Who lives in Vienna? 1 Jan. 2020
Average age
Age in years
41 years
95+
90
Population 85
1,911,191
Women Men 80
51.2 % 48.8 % 75
70
Age group 65+ 65
315,490 60
55
Population growth 2010 – 2020 Men Women 50
45
15 – 64 years 40
Since 2010, Vienna has 2010 –2020, 35
seen its population grow by Average 1,317,304 30
25
221,196 people (+13.1%). annual growth 2019 – 2020 20
+1.1 % +0.7 % 0 – 14 years
15
10
278,397 5
0
10,000 0 10,000
Vital statistics 2019
Natural Population by nationality 1 Jan. 2020
population change:
Births minus deaths Births Deaths
Austria EU Other Top 5 foreign
+3,785 = +19,935 -16,150 69.2 % 13.4 % 17.4 % nationalities:
Serbia 4.1 %
MigrationPopulation trends – a comparison 2009 – 2019 Population density 1 Jan. 2020
Over the past decade, Vienna has seen the highest growth compared
with the ten largest cities in the EU and Bratislava. 1,433 27,402
people per km2 people per km2
+12.9 % Vienna Lowest density Highest density
+6.7 % +4.9 %
is the
Vienna 5th-largest
(Hietzing) (Margareten)
city in Berlin Rome
the EU
+4.5 % +3.9 % +2.3 % +1.1 %
Warsaw Hamburg Budapest Barcelona
Up to 10,000
Vienna has an average population density 10,001 to 20,000
of 4,607 people per km2 20,001 and above
+0.7 % +0.3 % -4.0 % -6.0 %
Bratislava Madrid Paris Bucharest
Types of housing 2011
As a share of total housing
Median marriage age At first marriage / 2018
Women Men 24 %
30 years 32 years
Public
housing
(mostly
1988: 24 years 1988: 26 years municipal 28 % 21 % 14 % 13 %
housing) Private leases Owner-occupied Cooperatives Other
Average housing space 2011, 2020
Mothers and children 2018
35 m2 2
Average number
Average housing of residents
30 years 3.0 %
space per resident per apartment
Average age of mothers
at first birth
Multiple births: share of total
births
Buildings by construction period 2011
1988: 25 years 1988: 2.2 % In 2011, Vienna had a total of about
165,000 buildings.
55,798 51,438
Most popular first names Preliminary data 2019 1945 – 1980
1981 – 2011
32,442
Aggregated by pronunciation
before 1919 25,068
1st Sara 1st Alexander 1919 – 1944
2nd Sophia 2nd David
3rd Anna 3rd Maximilian
4th Emilia 4th Muhammed
5th Hannah 5th Leon
4 Sources: Eurostat, Statistics Austria, City of Vienna Source: City of Vienna, Statistics Austria 5Urban area & climate Elevations and buildings 2020
Land use in Vienna 2018
543 m
414.9 km
Highest
2 14 % elevation 252 m 250 m
Traffic areas Hermannskogel Tallest Tallest
Total area structure building
Donauturm DC Tower
50 % 36 %
Green spaces Built-up
and bodies of areas
water 30 m
below street level
Lowest underground station 151 m
U1 Altes Landgut Lowest point: Lobau
Josefstadt, 8th Donaustadt, 22nd
1.1 km2 , smallest district 102.3 km2, largest district Air temperature 1955 – 2019
Heat days per year Extremes 2019
60
1.9 % 70.7 %
40 +38.4 °C
20
Green spaces Smallest share: Largest share:
and bodies of Josefstadt Hietzing
1955 2019
0 -10.9 °C
water 0
20
40 Heat days: max. daytime
temperature above 30 °C
1.3 % 12.1 % Ice days per year
60 Ice days: max. daytime
temperature below 0 °C
Cemeteries of total area Largest share:
(equalling the size of Simmering
the 20th district) Average 1981–2010 Average 2019
Temperature in °C
Average temperatu-
20
res were above the
1.7 % 13.8 % long-term average in
eleven out of twelve
10
Vineyards of total area Largest share:
Döbling months 2019. 0
Jan. May Dec.
Green spaces 2020 Particulate matter 2002 – 2018 Fresh WaterAnimals Culture & leisure
Pets 1 Sep. 2019 Theatre and opera 2017/2018
Dogs Cats Attendance
55,604 ? 2,462,982
Unlike dogs, cats are
not subject to licensing,
3,719 11,162 896
performances seats standing places
which is why the City of
Vienna does not have
data on the number
of cats. Cinema 2018
Attendance
4,107,903
28 147 25,863
cinemas screens seats
Agricultural livestock 2019
Livestock numbers in Vienna
Visits to museums and exhibitions 2018
have been steadily declining.
In 1960, farmers still kept 2,962
cattle and 13,018 pigs.
777,100
Museum of
Natural History
2,023,300
1,592,700 Schönbrunn Zoo
Austrian Gallery
78 147 155 200 Belvedere
cattle pigs goats sheep
3,978,000
An abundance of wildlife 2019
Schönbrunn Palace
Sport and recreational facilities 2019, 2020
Playgrounds City-run parks
456 135 60 22 1,634 991
species of species of species of species of bats
wild bees butterflies dragonflies
Major sports grounds School gyms
9,500 167 561
17 9 gophers
species of species of
amphibians reptiles
8 Sources: City of Vienna, Statistics Austria Sources: Statistics Austria, City of Vienna 9Education Students #1 2018/19
Pre-school facilities 2019/20
Degree students*
Children
191,880
95,174 Alongside Berlin, Vienna is the
largest university city in the Ger-
94% of all pre-school-age man speaking countries.
children attend facilities with
opening hours that allow
Women Men Institutions of higher learning
parents to work full-time.
54 % 46 % 23
5,185
university colleges for teacher education
17,027 163,212
at universities of applied sciences at public universities
6,456
at private universities
50 % * Students enrolled in multiple study programmes are counted multiple times.
Share of organic food on offer at
Vienna pre-school facilities and
schools catering to compulsory-
school-age pupils Level of education 31 Oct. 2017
Age group 25–64 years
Compulsory
education* BMS University
Pupils 2018/19
23 % 18 % 11 % 20 % 28 %
241,802
Women
Men
21 % 28 % 8% 19 % 24 %
Apprenticeship Secondary
111,324 education
* including individuals without degree certificates
Compulsory Education
62,596 University graduates
Academic Secondary School (AHS) The share of university graduates has been rising significantly
over the past 20 years – especially among women.
28,380
College for Higher Vocational Education (BHS)
20,140 2001 2001
Part-time Vocational School 15 % 15 %
2017 2017
7,901 28 % 24 %
School for Intermediate Vocational Education (BMS)
11,461
Other Women Men
10 Sources: Statistics Austria, City of Vienna Source: Statistics Austria 11History of Vienna
1978 1979 1987 2008 2020 2027
Opening of the Vienna becomes Completion of Finals of the European Vienna is the According to forecasts,
first public under- the third major UN the Danube Football Championship fifth largest Vienna passes the
ground line office site (Vienna Island, a new (“EURO 2008”) city in the EU two-million mark again
International Centre) recreational area
1954 1945 1922 1919 1910 1900 – 1910
Current city Vienna is Vienna becomes a Beginning of the At over 2 million Construction of the 2nd
limits defined liberated from federal province in “Red Vienna” era inhabitants, Vienna Vienna Spring Water
(23 districts) Nazi rule its own right of Socialist rule is one of the largest Pipeline
cities in the world
1865 1869 – 1873 1873 1890 1905
Opening of the Construction of the 1st Vienna 1875 Incorporation of Incorporation of
Ringstraße Vienna Spring Water World's Fair Training of the river suburbs (19 districts) communities east
boulevard Pipeline Danube completed of the Danube
(21 districts)
1850 1848 1814/15 1695 1683
Incorporation Revolution Congress of Vienna – Ground breaking for Second Ottoman
of suburbs in Vienna a new order for Europe Schönbrunn Palace siege of Vienna 1529
(8 districts) First Ottoman
siege of Vienna
1221
881 Chartered
town status
First documented
97 mention of the 1137 1282 1365 1515
The military camp name “Wenia” for Ground breaking for The rule of Founding of the First Congress of Vienna –
of Vindobona Vienna (what was to become) the House University of Vienna a major diplomatic event
becomes home to St. Stephen’s Cathedral of Habsburg (Alma Mater Rudolphina)
a Roman legion begins
12 Source: City of Vienna 13Traffic & transport Modal split
Vienna’s shortest and longest streets 2020
How do the Viennese get from A to B?
0,0175 km 15 km 2,833 km
Public
Irisgasse Höhenstraße Total length of
streets in Vienna
Walking
3 0%
transport
3 8%
Cycling Driving
7% 25 % +9
2019 Percentage points
Increase in public
1993
transport use since
28 % 29 % 3% 40 % 1993
Car ownership rate 1 Jan. 2020
Vienna has the lowest car ownership rate of all
federal provinces and provincial capital cities in Austria.
Does Vienna have more
streets than alleys? 1 Jan. 2020 37 cars 62 cars 68 cars
per 100 inhabitants per 100 inhabitants per 100 inhabitants
in Vienna in Klagenfurt in Burgenland
Note: Vienna has 3,976
addresses ending in
“gasse” (the German
word for “alley”). Private motor vehicles 1 Jan. 2020
Gassen (alleys) Straßen (streets)
3,976 978 714,960
Private motor vehicles
including
3,853
Electric cars
Alleen (avenues) Plätze (squares) Stege (footbridges)
Public transport
31 410 112
2019
Passengers
Mobility trends 2013 – 2019 961 million
Pedestrian zones Shared traffic zones Cycle paths
+7 % +174 % +14 % 196 m.
Buses
460 m.
Underground
305 m.
Trams (streetcars)
2019 – 360,690 m 2
2019 – 4,162 m 2019 – 421,647 m2
2013 – 337,335 m2 2013 – 1,519 m 2013 – 368,912 m2
Annual public 2019 marked an all-time
transport passes high of annual passes
852,300
being sold, up 150%
from 2008.
14 Source: City of Vienna Sources: Wiener Linien, Statistics Austria 15Tourism Economy &
Overnight stays in EU cities 2018*
employment
Paris 52,546,339 Economic performance 2018
Berlin 32,869,156
Rome 28,549,101 Gross domestic product (GDP)
Madrid 19,832,390 One fifth of the Austrian population generates one quarter
of the country’s total GDP.
Barcelona 19,293,683
Vienna 17,412,927 Austria total Of which Vienna
€386 bn.
€96 bn.
Hamburg 14,529,549
* Estimated data based on preliminary figures,
may include the city’s environs (e.g. Vienna region).
Austria per capita Vienna per capita
Overnight stays by origin €43,600
€51,000
2019
2.6 % 1.9 %
3.8 % Russia Japan Where is the GDP generated?
Chinese The majority of value added is attributable
region* 1.7 % to the services sector.
6.8 %
Israel 13.2 %
Other
USA
33.5 % 19.1 %
Other EU, Germany
EFTA, UK 85 % 15 % 0.1 %
Services Manufac- Agri
turing culture
2017
Overnight stays Economic output – a comparison (Paris: 2016)
17.6 million 17.3 %
Austria Gross domestic product per capita in € purchasing power standards
Paris 89,700
*People's Republic of China incl. Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan
Warsaw 61,500
Hamburg 59,700
International congresses 2019 Bratislava 52,000
Bucharest 49,600
Vienna is among the world’s most popular congress cities.
Vienna 44,700
Budapest 44,600
Rome 38,000
Madrid 37,600
Berlin 36,300
237 190 176 156 154 149 Barcelona 33,000
1st Paris 2nd Lisbon 3rd Berlin 4th Barcelona 5th Madrid 6th Vienna EU 27 average: 29,800
16 Sources: ECM Benchmarking Report 2018/19, City of Vienna, ICCA Sources: Statistics Austria, Eurostat 17Commuters 2017 Growing your greens 2019
Inbound commuters Outbound commuters Vienna’s share in Austria’s overall vegetable production
It is hard to believe, but for some vegetable varieties, Vienna is
268,297 97,661 the leading producer in Austria.
44 % Women 34 % Women
56 % Men 66 % Men
Employment in Vienna 31 Oct. 2017
62 % 61 % 35 %
Total number of people employed in Vienna Cucumbers Eggplant Tomatoes
1,001,735
Finance and consulting 25 %
Retail 14 %
Public administration 12 % 30 % 28 %
Parsley Salad greens
Health 8%
Education 7%
Manufacturing 6% Research & development 2017
Hospitality 6% Number of jobs in R&D Research intensity
IT
Construction
6%
6%
5.3 % 3.6 %
3 among
rd
2nd among all Austrian
Traffic and transport 5% 241 EU regions provinces
Agriculture 0.1 % Services
Other 6% Manufacturing
Agriculture
Unemployment
Unemployment rate
as calculated using the national definition
2020
(excluding people undergoing training or CPD)
Corona crisis
2010 2011 – 2016
Euro crisis Opening of the New businesses 2019
EU labour market and
2008
population growth
+1.3 %
Global financial crisis
15 %
Women started 45.8 %
10 % of new one-person
At 9,221 new businesses businesses.
5%
being established, 2019
0 saw an increase of 1.3 %
2000 2019 over 2018.
18 Sources: Statistics Austria, Public Employment Service Austria (AMS) Sources: Statistics Austria, Economic Chamber 19New international businesses 2019 Foreign trade 2019*
Imports to Vienna Exports from Vienna
In 2019, more interna-
tional companies set
up business in Vienna
than in all other federal
€38.4 bn. €20.4 bn.
provinces of Austria EU 26 EU 26
227 266 combined. 65 % 71 %
Top 3 countries of origin of
new international businesses
61
13 25 Other
18 %
Switzerland USA Germany
Switzerland
Investment volume New jobs created 3%
USA Other
€731 million +1,972 9% 16 % Russia
3%
USA
China 5%
7%
Switzerland 4 %
Top 3 of EU 26 €16.3 bn. Top 3 of EU 26 €7.2 bn.
Germany 32.0 % Germany 23.5 %
Italy 6.3 % France 7.4 %
Foreign direct investments 2017 France 3.1 % Hungary 4.9 %
* Preliminary data
€107 billion
Almost 80 % of all foreign direct Big Mac Index 2018
investments in 2017 came from
EU countries, Russia, the US and
Switzerland. 9% How long you have to
work to earn enough to
Vienna 18 min.
USA buy a Big Mac Berlin 18 min.
Paris 23 min.
Rome 24 min.
19 % Madrid 28 min.
Germany
Barcelona 29 min.
Warsaw 33 min.
Bucharest 40 min.
24 % Bratislava 48 min.
Russia
Budapest 56 min.
20 Sources: Vienna Business Agency, OeNB Sources: OeNB, UBS 21Politics City staff 1 Jan. 2020
Vienna City Senate and Some 100,000
Provincial Government 2020 people About 60 %
work for the City of Vienna of them are women
Deputy Mayor and
Executive City Councillor 29,000 14,000
Birgit Hebein Vienna Hospital Teaching 8,000
Die Grünen Group staff Other
Deputy Mayor and
Mayor and Governor City Councillor
Michael Ludwig Dominik Nepp 31,000 15,000 3,000
SPÖ FPÖ Vienna City Vienna Public Wien
Administration Utilities Holding
Executive City Councillors (“Government”)
Vienna’s public administration is becoming ever more efficient
Jürgen Czernohorszky, SPÖ Birgit Hebein, Die Grünen
Today, one city administration staff member serves the equivalent of
Education, Integration, Youth and Urban Planning, Traffic &Trans- 59 Viennese inhabitants, up by more than a third from 20 years ago.
Personnel port, Climate Protection, Energy
Kathrin Gaál, SPÖ Planning and Public Participation 2000 2020
Housing, Housing Construction, Veronica Kaup-Hasler, SPÖ seat 43 59
Urban Renewal and Women's Cultural Affairs and Science inhabitants per city inhabitants per
Issues administration staff city administration
Ulli Sima, SPÖ
Peter Hacker, SPÖ member staff member
Environment and Vienna Public
Social Affairs, Public Health Utilities
and Sports
Peter Hanke, SPÖ The budget of the City of Vienna 2019
Finance, Business, Digital Innova-
tion and International Affairs Total expenditure as recorded in the
financial statements
€2.1 billion
Total investments
City Councillors without portfolio
Maximilian Krauss (FPÖ), Dominik Nepp (FPÖ), Ulrike Nittmann (FPÖ),
Ursula Schweiger-Stenzel (FPÖ), Markus Wölbitsch-Milan (ÖVP)
€14 billion by the City of Vienna
Vienna City Council and
Provincial Parliament 2015/2020
20 % 18 % 18 %
Current distribution of seats and result of the elections to Social welfare and Education, schools, Health
the Vienna City Council and the Provincial Parliament 2015 housing promotion sports and sciences
44 31
39.5 % 30.8 %
SPÖ FPÖ 7 18 % 8% 8%
9.2 %
Local authority tasks and Public finance Road and hydraulic
ÖVP
general administration construction, traffic
5 & transport
10 6.2 %
NEOS
11.8 %
Grüne 3 6% 2% 1% 1%
Government Opposition HC* Public order
Services Arts, culture Business
and religion and security promotion
* Former FPÖ representatives
22 Source: City of Vienna Source: City of Vienna 23Statistical Yearbook of the City of Vienna
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to do so. The blocks dataset is available at the City of Vienna’s open
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data website (data.gv.at). The number of inhabitants was taken from
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the Vienna Population Register.
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Alaudagasse
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Neulaa Wien
Vösendorf-Siebenhirten
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