Where to practice an individual sport Vienna

It is Austria's largest climbing gym with an area of 1,200 m² and an average height of 16 m for indoor climbing, whether you are a beginner, a sports climber or an experienced climber. You will evolve on 2,300 m² of varied elements to climb with all levels of difficulty. Equipment (shoes, harnesses and helmets) can be rented on site. The site also offers courses and workshops, a vast sanitary infrastructure and a bar-café.

There are no cliffs in Vienna, so grab your climbing shoes and go climbing indoors. The Edelweiss Center offers a large climbing gym, ideal for perfecting your technique and fine-tuning your training before heading to the Austrian mountains. This is where top athletes come to train, with warm-up and ab workouts. Austrian climbers who live in Vienna are regulars here. Children come here to learn how to climb and young people enjoy meeting up.

The Austrian capital is home to a number of golf clubs that are open to non-members, including City & Country Golf, Golf Club Wienerberg, a 9-hole course popular with beginners, Golf Club Wien-Süssenbrunn, an 18-hole course 15 minutes from the center where competitions are held regularly, City Golf Vienna, a relaxed club, and Golf Club Marco Polo, a 9-hole course 15 minutes north of Vienna with a wide variety of courses. The Golf Club Wien Freudenau, meanwhile, is located in the middle of the green Prater, close to the city center.