The Pöstleinsdorfer Schlosspark is a really, really nice place to be and chill out in a quiet and…read morewide green area. We really enjoyed the peace of this beautiful park. Along the way (well laid out and easy to walk on), we saw a lot of dears running in the forest (part if the Urwald, the oldest forest of Vienna) or resting on the green-field sites, contemplating them was amazing! But you are not allowed to walk on the fields, they are kept as "Futterwiese", meaning "feed meadow". Don't worry, there are plenty of benches and nice sites within the park :) It is a bit far from the center of Vienna (endstation of the strassenbahn 41) but it keeps the tourists away and will assure you a peaceful time in a beautiful area.

Great park for running! And nice play areas for the kids :) the forest is beautiful and if being…read morelucky a few playful deer can be seen as well as squirrels skipping about in the trees and ducks swimming by the pond. Easy to reach with the tram 41 from Schottentor.

Ah what a beautiful place for a walk. ..or a run or a bike ride or even cross country skiing! The…read moreviews here are amazing. It's just a perfect place to lie in the grass and watch the clouds go by. If you get hungry the Grosses Schutzhaus Rosental is a quick walk away. If you have restless kids there's a big fun playground. The Otto Wagner church and hospital are nearby if you want to look at some gorgeous architecture. There's a public fountain with drinking water near the main entrance of the grounds.

One of my favorite parks to visit and tour in Vienna! I have visited the Schönbrunn Schoßpark in…read moreboth the Summer and Winter. The Summer is more recommended as you can picnic and tour their "Maze" (think Harry Potter and Goblet of Fire maze scene). It was still beautiful and majestic in the Winter time. While staying in Vienna, the Schönbrunn is easy to get to from any U-Bahn Station. You transfer to the u4 (Green Line) and Schönbrunn has its own stop so you cannot miss it! In the Summer, I rented a bike and rode from Karlsplatz to the Schönbrunn and it only took 45minutes while riding through the NaschMarkt. (Note: If you ride a bike or scooter to Schönbrunn, you must leave it on the North Side of the Palace so make sure you have a lock!) Give yourself PLENTY of time (3-4hrs) so you can tour the Gardens, Fountains, Maze, and hopefully get a grand tour of the Schönbrunn Palace. A must see in Vienna, Austria!

There isn't much more I can say about the actual palace and gardens--they are AWESOME, and a…read moremust-see on your Vienna visit. I purchased the Skip-the-Line Guided Tour with GoodViennaTour via Viator. I was very satisfied with the tour, the price, and the guide (I wish I remembered her name). She was very nice and knowledgeable.

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.