VIENNA PRATER AND FERRIS WHEEL
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Home to the Ernst-Happel stadium, outdoor swimming pool, bowling alley and the city's exhibition center...
It would be among the 10 most beautiful public parks in the world. The huge and very popular Prater Park is a landmark in Vienna with its Ferris wheel. At the entrance to the amusement park, it has been standing at a height of almost 65 meters since 1897, when it was erected on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Emperor Franz Joseph's reign. While the amusement park is full of fairground stalls and gastronomic stops, the green spaces, alleys and paths offer the Viennese a choice terrain for jogging and cycling.
This giant park stretches between the canal and the Danube, covering more than 1,300 hectares, alternating between meadows, water and forest. Formerly reserved for imperial hunting, property of the emperor since the reign of Maximilian II (16th century), the Prater was for a long time reserved for the nobility and until 1766 when it opened to the public. However, it was not until the development of public transportation at the end of the 19th century that the Prater became a truly popular site.
The Prater is home to the large Ernst-Happel stadium, an outdoor swimming pool, a bowling alley, the city's exhibition center, two racetracks, a planetarium (opened in 1964), one of the country's largest sex shops, numerous sports clubs, soccer fields, tennis courts, special facilities for roller skaters, and a number of renowned restaurants. A place to live and play.
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Members' reviews on VIENNA PRATER AND FERRIS WHEEL
A faire sans aucune hésitation, accessible même aux poussettes.
Ce qui n'empêche pas de passer un bon moment, pour les grands comme les petits!
Le lieu est facilement accessible en métro