Vienna International Centre

The Vienna International Centre is a complex of office and conference buildings in Vienna that houses several United Nations agencies and international organizations. It is commonly known as UNO-City and functions as one of the UN’s major office sites.

The complex contains office towers, meeting halls and conference facilities used for diplomatic meetings, international conferences and agency offices. It is a focal point for multilateral activity in Vienna and receives delegations and registered visitors.

Built and expanded in the latter half of the 20th century, the site was developed specifically to host international organizations and their conference needs. The campus is operated with security and administrative arrangements appropriate to international governance functions.

Located in the Donaustadt district on the eastern side of Vienna, the complex sits adjacent to the Danube and is served by the U1 metro at the Kaisermfchlen - Vienna International Centre station.

• Public transport: Served by the Vienna U-Bahn line U1 at the Kaisermfchlen - Vienna International Centre station, providing direct public transport access from central Vienna.
• UNO-City: Often referred to as UNO-City, it hosts multiple international agencies and regular diplomatic conferences, so security and entry rules differ from public museums.

What to See #

• International organisations: Home to several UN agencies and international organizations that occupy the office towers and conference buildings within the complex.
• Conference facilities: Contains conference halls and meeting facilities used for international diplomacy, treaty meetings and official UN conferences.