Marina Tower

At 130 metres, MARINA TOWER was for many years Austria's tallest residential tower and remains one of Vienna's landmark waterfront developments.

The Project

MARINA TOWER comprises 500 privately financed apartments located directly along the Danube waterfront. Connected to the waterfront through the MARINA DECK, the tower offers direct access to the Green Prater and Danube Island recreational areas. The U2 Donaumarina metro station is located immediately adjacent to the building.

In addition to the privately financed apartments, MARINA TOWER features a fitness centre with a 25-metre pool and wellness area, a kindergarten, a Billa supermarket, a Trafik, a restaurant, various offices, a cinema, and 15 micro-apartments for rent with 24-hour concierge service.

Completed in 2023. Certified with the ÖGNI Gold certificate, klimaaktiv Gold award, and European Property Award.

Project Data

Location

Vienna, Danube waterfront

Height

130 metres

Residential units

500 privately financed apartments

Completion

2023

Certification

ÖGNI Gold, klimaaktiv Gold

Award

European Property Award

Amenities & Highlights

MARINA DECK

Direct connection to the Danube waterfront through the MARINA DECK – with public space, restaurants, and generous open areas with waterfront access.

Prime Location

U2 Donaumarina metro station directly adjacent. Green Prater and Danube Island within walking distance – urban living surrounded by green spaces.

Sustainability & Awards

ÖGNI Gold certificate, klimaaktiv Gold award, and European Property Award for certified quality.

Concierge & Micro-Apartments

15 micro-apartments for rent with 24-hour concierge service – combining digital convenience with personal service.

Fitness & Wellness

Fitness centre with 25-metre pool and wellness area, kindergarten, and medical centre directly within the building complex.

Dining & Retail

Billa supermarket, Trafik, restaurant, various offices, and cinema on the ground floor for vibrant urban living.

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