Across the street from my hotel in Vienna, it's a lovely park in the heart of Vienna. Beautifully…read morelandscaped with walking paths. I bet it's gorgeous in the summer with all the greenery, and colorful flower beds. It's perfect for a nice stroll or enjoying some quiet time away from the city's hustle. Loved the famous Johann Strauss monument and the small ponds with ducks. There are plenty of benches to sit and a nice playground if you have children.

Fantastic experience when you are in this busy and beautiful city and you need an hour or two of…read moreserenity. Gorgeous foliage of the Gingko trees glow even in the overcast weather and were a perfect autumn show stopper. Strolling through this lovely park takes you back to simpler times when you actually see an occasional jogger and couples holding hands as they stoll amongst the trees and glorious sculptures. It is fun to stand on the bridge above the train rail way and watch the train come in and stop of the station. This park is huge and you could probably spend all day here.

Maybe the BEST park i have been in Vienna…read more Five star rating, which means go check it out. There is something for everyone here.

Another great park for running! Also a lot of benches just to sit down, relax and maybe even read a…read morebook or news paper and enjoy the weather. Play areas for the kiddos are also a bonus! :)

A wonderful and beautiful garden, where you feel find the peace of the Japanese culture…read more.. Too bad it's so small, but it forces you to chill out and sit on a bench to enjoy the moment and the beauty around you!

This is a wonderful place. I live nearby and didn't even know about it! I loved everything about…read moreit. It's a great place to just read a book or just simplt enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

Great place to take your children to pay in Nature and to learn stuff at the same time…read more Vienna really has everything you children could ever want and or need.

In my opinion an excellent playground for children between the ages of 7 through 13. The place…read moremust be at least a city block big and filled with all types of nature playground activities. The small bunny corner or the small duck pond is a big hit with the smaller children. The adventure park also has a paper meche station to paint, color and build different articles. What I found really cool were the restrooms and water station. The park even has 5 "children assistants" who show the do and don't of the park and explain all areas and this comes for FREE as there is no cover charge. They also give out a few breads to eat and this is all this is again for FREE!! WOW!!! The assistants even organize games for the children to play and even join in on the games themselves. The park also have a place to grill, but only when the assistants are there to organize the grill fest. Its a park that you have to check out!!

Very green, very lush, and a great park to walk through. I happened to come through here today on…read moremy way to Schonbrunn Palace. Very child friendly and there was heaps of room for kids to run around, playground included. Outside of the playground area was just green space for people to chill out. The flowers at this time were extremely fragrant and there was a lovely smell emanating through the park as I walked through. Very peaceful, you wouldn't guess that masses of tourists are only 100 metres away going through the palace grounds.

A lovely park right outside the Vienna Technical Museum…read more While it is not the largest park in the world, its size is more than ample, and therefore it more than plays a part in Vienna being a very "green" city. In addition to that which parks usually have, this one also had water pumps - where I think it is necessary to just hold down the handle rather than to pump - but I would not drink this water myself it might be very portable, and safe for pets. This park also has some machines which aid in working out. These are for public use, and are outdoors. While they are not as nice as the ones you would find in a paid gym, they can help you burn a few calories when you're out in the park. Also, has many large grassy areas which are good to lets dogs play off-leash and let out their inner hound. I'm sure the park is even lovelier in the summer!

A wonderful park in Vienna!…read more The park is massive, and I know there is a wide path that runs through the park, and is just over 4km long. This is the only place where I have been, well, that and the amusement park. I know that there are plenty of wide open green spaces to picnic, sunbathe, or whatever else people do in wide open green spaces. Pretty much there is something for everyone. There is a playground, a skate park, a bowling alley, some restaurants, a lake?, and some sports facilities, and of course benches.(which are conveniently located on the side paths - not the main "road".) No vehicles aside from human powered, Segways, buggies, and the occasional emergency vehicle. There is a road that runs perpendicular, but aside from a bus and occasional car, it is not very busy. Aside from fresh manure from our horse friends, the park is kept very clean. I am thrilled that people respect it enough not to litter! I also know there's a cute train called the Liliputbahn that runs through the park. My only criticisms right now are that I would like there to be a city-bike station closer to the other end (there's two near the amusement park end), and a few maps along the main path.

The Prater Hauptallee is an auto-free linear park in Vienna's 2nd district. It is straight as an…read morearrow and 2.8 miles in length. It is mostly shaded and paved and well used by Vienna locals all year round. The amusement park with the giant Ferris wheel is at one end and the Lusthaus cafe is at the other. It is beautiful and pleasure to go running on.

After changing plans on the fly for one of our days in Vienna, we had a free morning. We had read…read moreabout the island park in the Danube and opted to check it out. We took the subway to the island - there is a dedicated station there. It is then easy to walk down a ramp and access the park. We spent about an hour here. There is at least one central paved axial path/road in the center. There were no cars but plenty of bikes and runners. In the part we explored there were several places to access the shore (mostly to view buildings on the Vienna side or to check out the waterfowl). There were also several parks (kids' playgrounds, one dedicated more for adult exercising, one with interesting water-themed activities for children (including a pull-yourself-along raft). There were also occasional people fishing and a few apparently homeless groups and their tents. Overall, the vibe seemed pretty safe. There were at least one or two public restrooms (fee-based) that we passed also. It appeared that there might be some food options opening later as well. If you want a break from museums and history and just want a quiet stroll near the river, this is a good option.

Well, according to a friend, when they started doing digging for the New Donau, they had to put the…read moreland somewhere. It was decided to make an artificial island, make it green, and make it beautiful. I visited here once just out of curiosity, and was very glad I did! It is another awesome place to walk, run, bike, or swim if you are up for it. There are several platforms for that too. There are plenty of bars and eateries along the strip (near the U-Bahn is particular). I have tried them, so I cannot speak for the quality. Love the Booteria! It was an awesome experience to try boating! Particularly great on a warm sunny day! If you are visiting Vienna from out of town, unless there is a special event taking place, it is not a place to top your list of places to visit. However, if you are in Vienna for an extended period, it should definitely be on your list!.

Stunning views from atop this mountain located a kilometre or so from Ottakring station and reach…read moreby bus (for those lazy ones) or on foot (for those more energetic types.) There are some cool walks through the forests and up over the mountain, with the added bonus of some great Heurigers along the way. Take a camera cause the view over Vienna is simply breathtaking. Great spots for a picnic i the warmer months too.

This is a small lake created by a dam. It is great for riding a bike or jogging. You can also walk…read moreon a very nice path around the lake.