What’s within 5, 10, 25, and 50 km of Vienna, Austria
About 3.10 million people live within 50 km of central Vienna, and 1.90 million within 10 km. GeoNames lists 228 towns and cities of 1,000+ people in the 50 km circle.
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- 5 km (3.1 mi)
- 985,000 828,000–1.14 million
- 10 km (6.2 mi)
- 1.90 million 1.69–2.11 million
- 25 km (16 mi)
- 2.44 million 2.22–2.66 million
- 50 km (31 mi)
- 3.10 million 2.88–3.32 million
30 minutes by car
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| Radius | People | Low–high | Towns and cities (GeoNames) | Area |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 km (3.1 mi) | 985,000 | 828,000–1.14 million | 1 | 79 km² |
| 10 km (6.2 mi) | 1.90 million | 1.69–2.11 million | 1 | 314 km² |
| 25 km (16 mi) | 2.44 million | 2.22–2.66 million | 85 | 1,963 km² |
| 50 km (31 mi) | 3.10 million | 2.88–3.32 million | 228 | 7,854 km² |
Circle by circle
Within 5 km (3.1 mi)
About 985,000 people (828,000–1.14 million). GeoNames lists one town or city of 1,000+ people inside (not counting neighborhoods).
There is no other town within 5 km; the nearest beyond is Vösendorf (Lower Austria), 10 km south.
Within 10 km (6.2 mi)
About 1.90 million people (1.69–2.11 million), 916,000 more than within 5 km. GeoNames lists one town or city of 1,000+ people inside (not counting neighborhoods).
Between 5 and 10 km there is no other town.
Just past 10 km
- Klosterneuburg Lower Austria 15,614 11.3 km N
- Schwechat Lower Austria 12,351 10.9 km SE
- Gerasdorf bei Wien Lower Austria 9,442 11.9 km NE
Within 25 km (16 mi)
About 2.44 million people (2.22–2.66 million), 542,000 more than within 10 km. GeoNames lists 85 towns and cities of 1,000+ people inside (not counting neighborhoods).
Biggest places between 10 and 25 km
- Baden Lower Austria 26,286 24.9 km SW
- Mödling Lower Austria 20,555 14.9 km SW
- Stockerau Lower Austria 16,292 22.6 km NW
- Klosterneuburg Lower Austria 15,614 11.3 km N
- Perchtoldsdorf Lower Austria 15,047 12.7 km SW
- Korneuburg Lower Austria 12,986 16.0 km N
Just past 25 km
- Tulln Lower Austria 12,421 26.8 km NW
- Gänserndorf Lower Austria 11,404 29.7 km NE
- Bad Vöslau Lower Austria 7,469 29.5 km SW
Within 50 km (31 mi)
About 3.10 million people (2.88–3.32 million), 657,000 more than within 25 km. GeoNames lists 228 towns and cities of 1,000+ people inside (not counting neighborhoods).
Of these, 75,300 in Slovakia.
Biggest places between 25 and 50 km
- Wiener Neustadt Lower Austria 44,820 46.1 km S
- Dúbravka Slovakia 35,518 49.3 km E
- Devínska Nová Ves Slovakia 17,153 45.1 km E
- Stupava Slovakia 12,744 49.5 km E
- Tulln Lower Austria 12,421 26.8 km NW
- Gänserndorf Lower Austria 11,404 29.7 km NE
Just past 50 km
- Bratislava Slovakia 423,737 55.0 km E
- Petržalka Slovakia 112,380 57.1 km E
- Sopron Hungary 62,246 60.5 km S
Regions and countries in the circles
The 50 km circle has towns in 4 regions according to GeoNames (State of Vienna, Vienna, Lower Austria, and Burgenland) and reaches Slovakia.
- Within 5 km
- State of Vienna and Vienna
- Within 25 km, also
- Lower Austria
- Within 50 km, also
- Burgenland and Slovakia
How far 30 minutes by car gets you
Driving for 30 minutes from the center, at typical road speeds and with no traffic, covers 288 km² (111 mi²): the same area as a circle 9.6 km in radius. The farthest point is 24 km away, to the southeast.
That area takes in 98% of the 5 km circle, 72% of the 10 km circle, 15% of the 25 km circle, and 4% of the 50 km circle. About 1.69 million people live in it, against 1.90 million within 10 km.
Drive time mapQuestions
How many people live within 10 km of Vienna?
About 1.90 million people (1.69–2.11 million), from the 2025 GHS-POP population grid. Within 5 km it’s 985,000, and within 50 km, 3.10 million.
Which towns are within 50 km of Vienna?
GeoNames lists 228 towns and cities of 1,000+ people inside (not counting neighborhoods). The biggest: Wiener Neustadt (Lower Austria, 44,820), 46 km south, Dúbravka (Slovakia, 35,518), 49 km east, Baden (Lower Austria, 26,286), 25 km southwest, Mödling (Lower Austria, 20,555), 15 km southwest, Devínska Nová Ves (Slovakia, 17,153), 45 km east, Stockerau (Lower Austria, 16,292), 23 km northwest, Klosterneuburg (Lower Austria, 15,614), 11 km north, and Perchtoldsdorf (Lower Austria, 15,047), 13 km southwest.
How far can you drive from Vienna in 30 minutes?
Up to 24 km from the center (to the southeast), at typical road speeds and with no traffic. The 30-minute area measures 288 km² and about 1.69 million people live in it.
Is Bratislava (Slovakia) within 50 km of Vienna?
No: it’s 55 km (34 mi) east of central Vienna in a straight line, 5.0 km beyond the 50 km circle.
How big is a 50 km radius around Vienna?
The circle covers 7,854 km² (3,032 mi²). With about 3.10 million people inside, that’s 395 per square kilometer.
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Nearby cities in this series
All cities- Prague, Czechia 253 km · 2.60 million within 50 km
- Munich, Germany 356 km · 3.54 million within 50 km
- Berlin, Germany 524 km · 4.83 million within 50 km
- Frankfurt, Germany 598 km · 4.55 million within 50 km
- Milan, Italy 625 km · 7.46 million within 50 km
- Hamburg, Germany 743 km · 3.42 million within 50 km
Sources and method
- City center · GeoNames (CC BY 4.0)
- GHS-POP R2023A, 2025 population grid · Schiavina, M. et al. (2023), European Commission, Joint Research Centre (JRC). © European Union, CC BY 4.0
- Towns and cities of 1,000+ people (cities500) · GeoNames (CC BY 4.0)
- 30-minute drive area (calculated on November 1, 2026) · FOSSGIS Valhalla, with data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
- Distances and bearings (geodesics on the WGS84 ellipsoid) · GeographicLib (C. F. F. Karney)
- How we count people and places (methodology)