Rathauspark Schwechat

This popular playground is located in the green heart of the city.

Hill slide, suspension bridge, climbing wall, sand court with play tower, water point, climbing house, ring game, double swing, baby and nest swing make children's hearts beat faster.

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Rathauspark Schwechat is a park in the city of Schwechat, Lower Austria, Austria. It is located between the school building and Wienerstrasse. It covers an area of 3.3 hectares and is the third largest park in the city. It was founded in 1896/97 and was originally called School Park. In 1898, a bust of Emperor Franz Joseph I was placed in the park, but was removed in 1919.The park is a popular place for relaxation and recreation. It has green spaces, benches, a playground, a fountain and a statue of the poet Franz Grillparzer. It also has direct access to the main square, where the town hall is located. The town hall has a garage that provides parking for visitors. The first two hours of parking are free, and then it costs €0.80 for every half hour. Parking is free on weekends.

beautiful hiking and biking trails