The capital of Burgenland in eastern Austria. It is located about 40 km southeast of Vienna, near the border with Hungary. It occupies a mountain slope covered with vineyards and is a center of the wine trade. Composer Haydn lived here from 1761 to 1790 and left behind many works. Haydn's house is now a museum. The 17th century Esterházy Castle also remains. Industries such as textiles and ski equipment are based here. Population 10,349 (1991). Eisenstadt |
オーストリア東部,ブルゲンラント州の州都。ウィーン東南東約 40km,ハンガリーとの国境近くに位置する。ブドウ畑におおわれた山の斜面を占め,ワイン取引の中心地。作曲家ハイドンが 1761~90年この地に住み,多くの作品を残した。ハイドンの家は現在,博物館になっている。 17世紀のエステルハージ城も残る。繊維,スキー用品などの工業が立地。人口1万 349 (1991) 。
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