Hospitals near Stephansplatz

2 hospitals within walking distance of Stephansplatz in Vienna, sorted by distance to the landmark so you can find the closest one quickly.

The nearest listing is about 1.1 km from Stephansplatz (straight-line). At an average walking pace that is roughly 14 minutes on foot. Check opening hours before visiting.

The hospitals range from about 1.1 km to about 1.1 km in straight-line distance from Stephansplatz. That is roughly 14 to 14 minutes on foot, depending on the route and pace.

No — the map shows hospitals around the landmark that are practical for visitors and locals nearby. The list is sorted by straight-line distance; the fastest walking route may vary with street layout.

Hours are recorded for 0 of the 2 hospitals. Hours vary by operator. Please check for last-minute changes with the venue before visiting.

Emergency departments are always open, but planned outpatient clinics may not run on weekends.

Recommended hospitals nearby: Barmherzige Brüder Hospital — Johannes-von-Gott-Platz 1, Leopoldstadt and Franziskus Hospital — Landstraße — Landstraßer Hauptstraße 4A, Landstrasse. They are all marked on the map and sorted by distance from the landmark.

The listed hospitals are located in postcodes including 1030, 1020 around Stephansplatz.

Most locations accept cards and/or cash; check the individual page for details.

Bring your e-card, ID, referral and relevant test results. Emergencies do not need an appointment.

Emergency departments are open on public holidays; planned outpatient clinics often have altered hours.

All listings are plotted on the map. Click a location for directions and the address. From Stephansplatz, most are walkable; the Vienna public transport network is also available for longer distances.

Hospitals generally have accessible entrances, lifts and wheelchair access. Emergency departments are available 24/7.

Most locations are reachable by U-Bahn, tram or bus. Use the map to find the nearest stop; Wiener Linien services generally run every 5 minutes during the day.

Emergency departments are free for emergencies; planned services require a referral or appointment. Car parks and limited parking are usually available.

Weekdays and off-peak hours are usually the quietest times at most locations.

All 2 entries come from official sources.

Yes — use the “Claim listing” or “Report correction” links on the place page to update details or claim your business.

For emergencies, go to the nearest emergency department. For planned treatment in Austria you usually need a referral from a GP; check the admission process in advance.