District · Salzburg
Gnigl
Gnigl is a district of Salzburg. The centre is about 19 minutes away.
Tap any point on the map to see every value for exactly that spot: transit, green, noise, heat and more.
History & character
From Mill Village to Urban District
Gnigl, originally a mill village and important traffic hub, is located in the northeast of Salzburg. The name derives from the Gniglerbach, which flows through the area. The oldest traces of human settlement date back to the Bronze Age. In the Middle Ages, Gnigl was significant for its water supply to the city and had two historical settlement cores: Obergnigl and Niedergnigl. With the construction of the railway line after 1860, the mill village experienced an economic boom. Following its incorporation into the city of Salzburg in 1935, urban development began, particularly gaining momentum after World War II. Today, about 6,000 people live in Gnigl, a quiet district characterized by its geographical location between hills and its proximity to the city.
Transit connections
Lines and modes from OpenStreetMap, frequency from the timetable (Salzburg AG (trolleybus) and ÖBB): local stops within walking distance, stations counted a little wider. As of: August 2026.
Access · travel time
Where can you get from here, by which mode, to which destination? The map colours every location in the district by real travel time (dark = fast).
Real travel time per inhabited location (250 m grid, clipped to the real district boundary) to destinations in Salzburg. Transit from the schedule router (Day = peak, Late = after 11pm), bike/walk/car over the street network (car computed without traffic, so rush hour takes correspondingly longer).
Leisure & culture
What makes the area lively: culture, green space, nightlife and sport.
- Parks & green
Minnesheim Park
Publicly accessible culture and leisure venues within the district boundary, better-known first.
Climate & environment
On hot summer days, local cooling matters. With ≈27 trees per spot: little cooling as the heat rises.
Public street and park trees from the City of Salzburg tree register, counted within 300 m of each inhabited spot. More trees mean more shade (climate) and more green (location). Private gardens are not included.
Light & shadow
Check the light anywhere. Type an address or click the map, pick a floor and drag through the day. The buildings cast their real shadows. Pan the map to explore.
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Real building heights (OpenStreetMap footprints with heights from the BEV laser scan), sun hours and shadows from sun position and geometry. How much of it reaches you also depends on orientation and windows.
What does living here cost?
Prices actually paid, per political district. Source: STATISTIK AUSTRIA, Immobilien-Durchschnittspreise 2025.
Living & commercial
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Frequently asked questions
How well connected is Gnigl by public transport?
From Gnigl you reach Hanuschplatz in the centre of Salzburg in about 19 minutes by public transport.
How green is Gnigl?
Around 27 public street and park trees stand within 300 m of a typical spot in Gnigl (green), based on the City of Salzburg tree register.
Where can I find flats and commercial space in Gnigl?
You can browse available homes and commercial spaces in Gnigl in the wohnwahn search, each honestly rated for location, climate, greenery and commute.