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.

Huge 28 acres English style landscape park in the inner city with many famous musical composers…read moremonuments and sculptures. The most photographed monument in Vienna, the gilded bronze statue of Johann Strauss II. Green spaces, well-manicured flowerbeds, Vienna river, ornate bridges, fountains, shades, benches and activities year-round. Kursalon Hübner: A magnificent Renaissance-style concert hall with a broad terrace extending into the park, famous for hosting popular waltz concerts. Three-star Michelin gourmet temple house Steirereck in a mirrored glass pavilion right in the middle of the park. An oasis to escape the urban noise and recharge our souls and energy.

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.

Gorgeous running/biking path with plenty of shade, and both paved and dirt paths for Joggers. We…read morereally enjoyed jogging here as it was very lush and green at the time we were visiting, and not too muddy on the dirt path.

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.