This is a beautiful big playground. It's on a gigantic meadow in the middle of the Steinhofgründe…read more There's a sandbox, a tunnel, swings, teeter-totters, a slide and a climbing area. There's also plenty of space to pau soccer or fly a kite. The area has plenty of climbing trees, too. The clearing is very large so you get a wonderful view of the landscape and sky. It can get crowded on weekends, though.

This is a little playground with some nice equipment and not a lot of space to run around. There…read moreis a dog park nearby. I gave it 4 stars because it can get muddy. It's a shady park, so good on a hot day.

They just re-modeled this playground. The new equipment is lovely, although my daughter really…read moremissed the old wooden alligator you could crawl through. It's a pity they couldn't have kept that; or was quite original. But the new climbing equipment is great. It's a great little playground for a quick stop or for an after dinner play session to work off those french fries if you just went to schnitzelhaus nearby. They have a fountain and sandbox for water play, too.

This playground used to be run-down and dirty. It was renovated over a year ago and now it's…read morebrilliant! There is a nice set-up of playground equipment in a small area. It's a great place to stop by on your way to the Mauß ice cream salon. (And maybe after again too, to work off the sugar rush! )

This is a nice playground near the Otto Wagner Hospital. There's a water pump for drinking or…read moreplaying, climbing equipment, 2 slides, some swings and one of those big wires you can sort of swing across while holding a rope (sorry, no idea what that's called in German or English! ) It can be a bit grimy and unkempt. Teenagers hang out there sometimes, leaving their traces. But is worth it for the wire swing/glide thing.

Nice park for the whole family! You will find a play ground…read morefor toddlers, kids and a dog park too. There are fields for playing soccer or badminton. Nice free place to tan during the summer too! Like most of the parks in Vienna, Kongres park is always kept nicely with many different kinds of flowers though out spring and summer.

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!!

The biggest and best climbing garden around the Vienna area; Peilstein has 840 climbing routes in…read morean area of 25 sections!! Not to mention the 20 bouldering routes!! The sun sets in after the lunch hours and the area can be very chilly during the morning hours. (Hint - dress warm) Located at the top of the climbing area is the Peilsteinhütte where you can get some really good food and drinks for restore the energy tanks!! Tip - The closet way to the climbing area is located next to the Holzschlag gasthof. Best climbing months: April, Mai, June, Juli, August, September & October Good for children / Free of charge / All climbing equipment is necessary. Helmets aren't, but should be mandatory as there is at times human and natural related rock fall at all locations!!