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The lake in Seestadt Aspern is the central design element of the new district. Artificially created, it serves as both the visual and landscape centerpiece of the neighborhood and a place for leisure and recreation. Promenades, cycle paths, and footpaths encircle the lake, making it easily accessible and inviting people to stroll, jog, or cycle. With its green spaces, shoreline, and small jetties, the lake offers a natural atmosphere in the heart of the city and is already a popular meeting place for residents and visitors of Seestadt.

It's a great facility. Here you can swim in the summer and relax away from the hustle and bustle of the city center.

One of the few places with deep shadows along Alte Donau. Perfect for taking a rest and a swim on really hot days.

Don’t forget your swimwear!

In the middle of the Danube Park is the Irissee, which was renaturalized in 1993. Amidst all the hustle and bustle around it, it is a real piece of “Vienna wilderness”.

Everything super new from the ground, but the lake has become really beautiful. I even observed a family of swans there today.

Little Venice

In 1993, the Iris Lake in the Danube Park in the 22nd district of Donaustadt, which is lined with old poplar trees, was renaturalized. The extracted and oxygen-enriched groundwater now flows through it. Rushes, swan flowers, cattails and other plants form a biological sewage treatment plant (oxygen supply through natural processes). The treated water is finally discharged underground into the New Danube near the Brigittenau Bridge. Under certain water conditions (water level, current) the discharged water can be seen bubbling on the surface of the New Danube. The facility is managed by WGM, Vienna Water Management, on behalf of the City of Vienna. The Iris Bridge leads over the Iris Lake. In the immediate vicinity are the Korean Cultural Center, the mosaic "In the Café" by Helmut Leherb and the sculpture group "The Golden Calf" by Karl Anton Wolf.