Ternitz - Austrian town, located in the federal state of Lower Austria in the district of Neunkirchen. It is the most populous city in the county, as well as the fifth area. Ternitz covers an area of ​​65 square kilometers.

The first record dates back to 1352 Ternitz year. It is today the city is densely populated, but before 1862 in Ternitz everything was completely wrong. In 1842, he appeared in the city rail links, and later Alexander Scheller founded Metallurgical Plant in the city. Since then, the population has steadily increased, the number of employees at the plant has reached 1,000. Over time, the city has developed industry, growing economic stability. In 1948 Ternitz received the status of the city. Employment rate in 2001 was 43, 19 percent.

The main attractions of the city include the Municipal Museum of steel lock Shtiksenshtayn and natural protected park Zirning-Flatzer. The castle is used for theater performances, concerts and exhibitions, and is available for private events.

Today in Ternitz operate 138 companies, which employ 6383 people.