If you are looking for the ideal place for a souvenir photo, then Vienna's Stadtpark is the spot - at the foot of the golden Johann Strauß memorial, one of the world's most photographed monuments. Read more.
If you are a fan of the Empress Sisi, you should not miss the Sisi Monument in the Volksgarten. Mozart lovers make pilgrimages to the statue of the musical genius in the Burggarten. Read more.
These gardens were once the private gardens of Emperor Franz Joseph I., the husband of the Empress Sisi. Read more.
After visiting the Parliament and Burgtheater, it is worth making a side trip to the Vienna City Hall Park. The park has a symmetrical arrangement and lies between the University and the Parliament. Read more.
The Sigmund Freud Park is situated between Vienna's main university and the Votiv church and is particularly popular among the Vienna city center parks as a sunbathing lawn Read more.
You can really relax in Bruno Kreisky Park in the 5th district, where hammocks invite you to while away the time and "hang out" from May to October. Read more.
Stroll down long avenues between artfully trimmed hedges, passing statues, fountains & splendid flower beds - towards the Palm House, to the Maze, the Japanese Garden, or up the hill to the Gloriette. Read more.
Prince Eugen von Savoyen had this Baroque garden laid out around 1700. Today, it is amongst the most important in Europe (open all year, free admission) Read more.
In the Botanical Garden - created by Maria Theresia in 1754 - you will find indigenous and exotic plants. Read more.
The Augarten is a public park with a size of 52.2 hectares that has the oldest baroque garden in Vienna. It is located in the second Viennese municipal district. Read more.
If you have more time to spare, you really must pay a visit to the fabulous Kurpark Oberlaa, which was built for the Vienna International Garden Show in 1974. Read more.
Around 35,000 roses await you in the Rosarium in the Danube Park in the 22nd district, the greenest district in Vienna, with 800,000 m² of green spaces. Read more.
Nature lovers will be delighted by the large leisure world of Türkenschanzpark with its beach volleyball & skating facilities as well as attractive ponds, waterfalls & 400 different species of tree. Read more.
In the Türkenschanzpark you can climb the 88 steps to the 23 meter high Paulinenwarte. The panoramic platform opened by Emperor Franz Joseph I. in 1888 originally also served as a water tower. Read more.
The "Green Holidays" are held throughout the summer from Monday to Wednesday in the Kagran School Garden. These let you relax in the midst of the magnificent plants for free! Read more.
The "Green Holidays" are held throughout the summer from Thursday to Sunday in the Hirschstetten Botanical Gardens. These let you relax in the midst of the magnificent plants for free! Read more.
Bathing, boating, cycling, skating, beach volleyball – or treating yourself to a picnic as a rest from sightseeing: A visit to the Danube Island promises fun, action & relaxation for the entire family Read more.
The Prater covers six million square meters. Although it is located only three linear kilometers from St. Stephen's Cathedral, nature is thriving in this area. Read more.
