An impressively lovely gardens right along the inner city of Vienna. Everything is precise, orderly…read moreand beautiful. There's a section where rose bushes are donated by people and it makes for a colorful pop along the walking path. We came on a rainy day but this would be a lovely spot to sit and spend more time when the weather is better. I loved how precise everything was set up here, the grounds are very well attended to and cared for.

Lush, gorgeous, manicured hedges and rose garden to walk through en route to the museums around…read more Classy and elegant like the rest of Vienna. 5 stars!!!

The equipment is constantly breaking, even the new ones. The pool was out of service for a year and…read morerecently started working again. Repairs are delayed. The employees turn off the phone, and when asked, they say it's too busy, even though there's no one at the reception. The manager doesn't say a word, even though she overheard the conversation.

This club provides basic facilities and group trainings that are somewhat better than most other…read moreplaces in Vienna, but compared to other cities they are very basic. Unfortunately, the staff is often arrogant with clients without reason. This is not OK for a club that aims to be in the high class. The only element from the high class there is high prices.

Edelweiss Center Rocks…read more Not much you can say about a indoor bouldering place in the 1st district. It is just great and i go every week there. All the best looking men and women in Vienna go here.

This bath can be easily reached by bus no 38A leaving from U4-Station Heiligenstadt, the stop is…read morecalled "Krapfenwaldgasse". From there it is a ten minutes walk (sidewalk) surrounded by the woods of Vienna. The hills offer lots of possibilities for picnics. Situated in the woods of Vienna on a hill it is very famous and liked very much because of the stunning view all over Vienna. The architecture of the building itself is quite impressive, because the fundaments are made of huge gravel that keeps the groundwater from the building, made to last for centuries. This was the way of architecture applied at the beginning of the 20th century in alpine or wood areas. At the upper part of the building lots of wood was used which makes it quite appealing, too. The Krapfenwaldl bath or "Krawa" like most people living in the 19th district call it, is the most high-lying summer bath of Vienna in the Krapfenwaldgasse at the "Cobenzl". The Cobenzl is one of the hills at the outskirts of Vienna, in the 19th district called Doebling. The bath was founded in 1923 and named after Mr. Franz Josef Krapf who established a house in the woods called "Krapfenwaldl". After some time people were able to reach it by the Viennese Hoehenstrasse. Later on the little house in the woods became an inn. Today it is the restaurant of the bath. At a separate area the first skinny-dip places of Vienna was established. In 1978 two new basis were built. After renovation in 1989 it became the summer bath of today. 40,069 sqm offer enough space for 4,500 visitors. There is a sports basin, a family basin as well as a basin for children with a slide. Above all there is an adventure basin with massage jets, a restaurant, sunbathing areas, a beach-volley ball ground, a soccer ground and a natural children's playground. People are friendly, there are enough sun loungers, you can bring your own food, but the inn offers Viennese food, snacks at moderate prices. For handicapped people there is an adapted shower and WC, but to change from one area to another you need somebody to help you (wheelchair). Ideal for families, young people, older generations. Hats off, well done!!!!

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.

Outside the impressive city hall is a park that is transformed during the holiday season with…read moremillions of twinkle lights into a massive Christmas market-the largest (and tackiest) in Vienna but a spectacle nonetheless. There also is an ice skating rink but it's more like a go kart track with a meandering path instead of a large oval. The setting is really beautiful. I had read online about the large Christmas market and was anxious to visit, despite comments from locals about the lack of quality- and they were right. It's a really festive looking place with musical acts performing at the base of a giant Christmas tree but the more than 150 booths seemed to be mostly trash and trinkets. There were so many better markets especially the Am Hof square market and the one by the schronnbrun palace or art museum.

This review is for the Christmas market in the Rathauspark. Vienna is a fantastic city to visit…read moreduring the Christmas season. There are a number of Christmas markets in various parks and squares in the central city. These are within walking distance of one another so you can visit as many as you have the stamina for in an evening. The markets are comprised of small kiosks which sell Christmas ornaments, refreshments, etc. There are crowds but everything is clean and orderly. I was there with my wife and my daughter, her husband and their two children. With the kids it was an amazing Christmas experience. My daughter and I also attended a midnight mass on Christmas Eve at the Jesuit church. We aren't Catholic and speak no German but we felt very welcome and Silent Night gives the same uplifting feeling in either language. This was perhaps the high point of the visit for me. We rented a vrbo near the central part of the city and enjoyed dining in (including Christmas dinner) as well as the many restaurants nearby. I had not been to Vienna in many years and had forgotten what a lovely city it is. Great museums, dining and courteous, helpful people. Maybe it was the time of year but Vienna seems less crowded and touristy than many European cities have become. We had a really great family experience.

Gorgeous serene yoga studio, with authentic Bikram Yoga (as well as other kinds)! Teachers are all…read morekind and welcoming and classes are in German and English and mixed (clearly labeled on the schedule). Showers/changing room are nicer than most. The intro monthly ticket was an awesome deal. A great resource for this regular Bikram practitioner on sabbatical.

Beautiful studio with great energy plus motivating and informative instructors. Popular classes…read moremake for intimate proximity of your friendly fellow paractioners. Highly recommended for better Bikram in one of the most beautiful of cities!

Great swimming pool for kids! We just returned from a…read moreChristmas trip to Vienna, and my kids needed a place to get some physical activity. We happened across Diana Bad on Lilienbrungasse, and it was great! They have a wave pool, a slide and other fun water features. It is open until 10pm on weeknights and 8pm on Sundays. It really added some fun to the trip! Not a place to swim laps however, more geared to children.

A little pricey but worth it for something different in Vienna during the cold months. The kids had…read morea great time for about two hours then they were done. Its small but several features to enjoy some quality family time. They have lifeguards on duty. Co-ed lockers but they have private changing areas and separate showers. You get a sensor bracelet to use the lockers and enter/exit. We did not use the sauna or restaurant this time, so I can not review those areas. Have fun!

I love this park. Musicians come here. There's a mister- to keep you cool and you'll need that on…read morehot days. There are free lawn chairs. There are lots of people to watch. The Votiv church is lovely and you can watch it across the street. The park is a stop for both the Big Bus tour and the red and green lines of the hop on hop off tours. Take a picnic like the Viennese do!

This is a very pleasant park for a picnic, close to the city centre but away from the main tourist…read moreroutes. You can buy something to eat or a cup of coffee in one of the numerous stalls in Schottentor U-bahn/tram terminal.