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The viewing platform on Kahlenberg is one of Vienna's most famous viewpoints, offering a sweeping panoramic view of the city. From the platform, large parts of the Inner City, the Danube, Danube Island, and the outer districts are clearly visible. On a clear day, the view extends far beyond the city limits into the Vienna Basin and the surrounding countryside. Its elevated position on the edge of the Vienna Woods combines nature with city views, making the platform a popular destination for cyclists who want to experience Vienna from a bird's-eye perspective.

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The Spitalwiese is a wide, sunny meadow at the edge of the forest, perfect for a relaxing break in nature. Here you can sit in the grass, let your gaze wander across the open space, and listen to the buzzing of insects. It's ideal as a quiet stop on hikes, runs, or bike rides.

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The Mostalm is permanently closed and no longer operates as a refreshment stop. The building is empty and now serves only as a landmark for hikers exploring the Vienna Woods. Please observe all barriers and signs on site and use other huts or inns for your breaks.

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Under favorable conditions, a fantastic panorama, fantastic. The skyline with the magnificent skyscrapers in "Donau City" and the view of Vienna itself never cease to fascinate me.

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It is beautiful here

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Good fitness, you need it for the nasal passage!

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The Hubertuswarte is a historic observation tower in the Lainz Tiergarten park, offering impressive panoramic views of Vienna and the surrounding forests. Named after Hubertus, the patron saint of hunters, the lookout is a popular vantage point for hikers and nature lovers. From here, you can enjoy the natural beauty and, on clear days, glimpse all the way to the Alps.

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The St. Nicholas Chapel in the Lainz Tiergarten is a quiet, historic site in the heart of the Vienna Woods. The 12th-century Romanesque chapel is one of Vienna's oldest religious buildings and is idyllically situated on the nature trail near the Nikolaitor Gate. Surrounded by meadows and mature trees, it invites you to take a short rest and offers an atmospheric contrast to the wild nature all around. A place of peace and contemplation—and a worthwhile stop on any tour of the Tiergarten.

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Nice trail section that is fun.

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The Cossack Memorial commemorates the contribution of Ukrainian Cossacks to the liberation of Vienna from the Ottoman siege in 1683. It is located at Nasenweg in the 19th district and was ceremoniously unveiled on April 23, 2013.

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Leopoldsberg Castle is a historic ruin on the hill of the same name in the Vienna Woods. Dating back to the 12th century, it now offers—along with the remains of the old castle—one of the most beautiful views over Vienna and the Danube. 🏰🌄

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Leopoldsberg is one of the most popular hiking destinations around Vienna – and rightly so! From here, you can enjoy breathtaking views over the city of Vienna, the Danube, and all the way to Klosterneuburg. 🌇🌊

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Once you reach the top, a breathtaking panorama opens up. Before you lies Vienna, nestled between rolling hills and the glittering Danube, which winds its way through the city like a silver ribbon. 🏙️🌊 To the left and right, the vineyards of the Vienna Woods stretch out, lush green in summer, golden in autumn – a view like something out of a painting. 🍇🌿 In the distance, the spires of St. Stephen's Cathedral and the DC Tower rise into the sky, while the city below dissolves into countless small details – rooftops, parks, streets, life. As the sun sets, it bathes everything in a warm, golden light. The Danube shimmers like liquid gold, and the sky is tinged with pastel shades of pink, orange, and violet. 🌅✨ A place of peace, vastness, and inspiration – Leopoldsberg is not just a viewpoint, but a feeling. A feeling of freedom, of wonder – and of a deep connection with this unique city.

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Once you reach the top, a breathtaking panorama opens up. Before you lies Vienna, nestled between rolling hills and the glittering Danube, which winds its way through the city like a silver ribbon. 🏙️🌊 To the left and right, the vineyards of the Vienna Woods stretch out, lush green in summer, golden in autumn – a view like something out of a painting. 🍇🌿 In the distance, the spires of St. Stephen's Cathedral and the DC Tower rise into the sky, while the city below dissolves into countless small details – rooftops, parks, streets, life. As the sun sets, it bathes everything in a warm, golden light. The Danube shimmers like liquid gold, and the sky is tinged with pastel shades of pink, orange, and violet. 🌅✨ A place of peace, vastness, and inspiration – Leopoldsberg is not just a viewpoint, but a feeling. A feeling of freedom, of wonder – and of a deep connection with this unique city.

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First visit to Rohrhaus since reopening. A particularly nice, quick, and friendly waiter, a very juicy cordon bleu with good French fries at a very reasonable price.

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A fenced-off chapel in a pleasant location, with a path leading down to it. The forest path (the forest road) also passes by.

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The observation tower on the Kahlenberg, the Stefaniewarte, was built in 1887 by the Kahlenbergbahn company and named after Crown Princess Stephanie. The tower was designed by the architectural firm Fellner & Helmer, who are also responsible for many other well-known buildings. The 22-meter-high observation tower offers a breathtaking view and became a popular destination for visitors after its completion.

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On the summit of the Kahlenberg there is a transmission tower next to the Stephaniewarte. There are various hiking trails that lead to the Kahlenberg.

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It is a nice resting place. Various beautiful hiking trails cross here.

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The Nikala Chapel is located just a few steps from the entrance to the Lainzer Tiergarten. Unfortunately, the door to the chapel is usually locked.

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