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Exploring Vienna’s Green Side: The Best Parks, Gardens & Outdoor Spaces to Visit

Exploring Vienna’s Green Side: 

The Best Parks, Gardens & Outdoor Spaces to Visit

Famous for its golden Johann Strauss monument, Stadtpark is a central oasis of calm. Locals come here for a stroll, to read by the pond, or to admire 19th-century sculptures.


Located near the Hofburg Palace, Volksgarten is known for its hundreds of blooming roses and neoclassical charm. It’s a perfect stop between sightseeing and café visits.


Perhaps the most iconic outdoor space in Vienna, the Schönbrunn Palace Gardens offer sweeping views, manicured lawns, fountains, and the Gloriette viewpoint. Perfect for morning walks or sunset photos.


Schönbrunner Schloßstraße 47, 1130 Wien, Austria

One of Vienna’s oldest baroque gardens, Augarten is known for its geometric design, porcelain museum, and music events. Ideal for history lovers and morning runners alike.


Home to the famous Vienna Giant Ferris Wheel, Prater is a vast green area where locals jog, cycle, and picnic. The Wurstelprater amusement park adds fun for families.


Once an imperial private garden, Burggarten offers a tranquil escape behind the Hofburg Palace, with a pond, palm house, and a statue of Mozart.


An autumn look inside the Vienna Burggarten.

Located in the 18th district, this park feels like a mini botanical paradise with waterfalls, flowerbeds, and scenic hills. It’s a favorite among locals for weekend strolls.


Hasenauerstraße Türkenschanzpark, 1180 Wien, Austria

This 21-kilometer-long island is a paradise for cycling, swimming, and barbecues. In summer, it transforms into a lively spot with pop-up bars and the Donauinselfest music festival.


A former imperial hunting ground, now a nature reserve, Lainzer Tiergarten is perfect for hiking and spotting wild boar. Don’t miss the Hermesvilla, Empress Sisi’s “Palace of Dreams.”


A blend of art and nature, the Belvedere Gardens connect the Upper and Lower Belvedere Palaces with symmetrical designs and serene fountains — a postcard-perfect setting.


Prinz-Eugen-Straße 27, 1030 Wien, Austria

The Lower Belvedere and the skyline of Vienna, from the window of the Upper Belvedere.

After a day exploring Vienna’s gardens, relax in a nearby café or book a stay near one of these parks through

 — perfect for travelers who love peace, comfort, and scenic morning walks.

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