📋 Tender Overview
Water pipes on Alserbachstrasse have been replaced in sections since February 2025 to ensure the long-term security of Vienna's water supply. A new, traffic-relevant construction phase will begin at the beginning of June 2025. The pipe replacement by the City of Vienna - Wiener Wasser is expected to be completed by the end of July 2025 on Alserbachstrasse between Liechtensteinstrasse and Nussdorfer Strasse. This will result in the temporary closure of Alserbachstrasse between Liechtensteinstrasse and Nussdorfer Strasse in the direction of city center starting Wednesday, June 4. Alserbachstrasse will remain open to traffic heading out of the city. Once the pipe replacement is complete, the construction area and traffic measures will be handed over to the City of Vienna - Road Administration and Road Construction to build a continuous top-class cycle route from the Danube Canal to the Gurtel. Alserbachstrasse is scheduled to be open to traffic again in both directions from October 2025. The work will take place with the city-bound lane closed. This traffic measure will be implemented during the night of Tuesday, June 3, 2025, to Wednesday, June 4, 2025. Traffic coming from Alserbachstrasse will be diverted via Liechtensteinstrasse and Viriotgasse to Nussdorfer Strasse. The traffic routing of bus line 40A in the direction of Dobling Cemetery and the night bus N38 in the direction of Grinzing will also change. The Berggasse, Bauernfeldplatz, Nussdorfer Strasse, Alserbachstrasse, and Canisiusgasse stops will be temporarily closed. Replacement stops will be set up. Furthermore, access to Pfluggasse via Alserbachstrasse will only be possible for emergency and construction vehicles during this construction phase. Traffic outbound, in the direction of Rossauer Lande, will remain uninterrupted. Alserbachstrasse and, subsequently, Fuchsthallergasse are part of Vienna's main cycle network and are highly frequented cycle routes that connect the Gurtel (U6 station Wahringer Strasse) and the Lande along the Danube Canal (U4 station Friedensbrucke). Alserbachstrasse previously featured only narrow multi-purpose lanes for cyclists. Work on the construction of a structurally separated two-way cycle path has been underway since April 2025. Work began at Spittelauerlande. The comfortable, safe cycle path will soon lead to the market hall; due to limited space, there will be a one-way cycle path on both sides between Boltzmanngasse and Nussdorfer Strasse. Upon completion of the new top-level cycle path, there will be a central, important cycle connection from the Gurtel to the Danube Canal. Further information is available at wien.gv.at/verkehr/baustellen or by calling the Road and Traffic Infoline +43 1 955 59.
