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The Schemerl Bridge is a historic bridge near the Nussdorf Weir, designed by Otto Wagner. It combines functionality with Art Nouveau architecture and offers a magnificent view of the Danube and Danube Canal—guarded by two striking bronze lions. 🦁🌉

Nice for cycling. But there are often a lot of pedestrians, so it's not really suitable as a sports route.

What hasn't been mentioned yet: In this section you can admire beautiful graffiti. There are real works of art with bright colors and tasteful design. Hats off to the artists and respect to the city officials who allowed the beautification - yes, the refinement - of the walls and pillars. Definitely worth seeing and an absolute highlight!!!!

St. Stephen's Cathedral is Vienna's landmark and at the same time the center of the city. At 136 meters high, it is the highest church in Austria. The cathedral is 107 meters long. The highest of its four towers is the south tower at 136 meters. 343 steps take you to the Türmerstube, from which you have a gigantic view over Vienna. A total of 13 bells hang here. The most famous of these, the Pummerin, is located in the 68 meter high north tower. It is the second largest freely swinging church bell in Europe. On the roof of St. Stephen's Cathedral, the k.u.k. was decorated with colorful roof tiles (really impressive). Double-headed eagle and the coats of arms of the city of Vienna and Austria were relocated.

The Danube Canal is a former arm of the Danube that is now regulated as a water canal. It branches off from the Danube near Nussdorf, flows around the city center of Vienna and flows back into the Danube at the Praterspitz. It is 17.3 km long and has an average width of 70 m2. The Danube Canal used to be an important traffic route for shipping, today it is primarily a popular recreational area for the Viennese population. There are numerous restaurants, bars, lidos and works of art to discover along the Danube Canal. The Danube Canal is considered one of the most beautiful city beaches in Europe and offers a lively atmosphere in summer. The best-known bars on the Danube Canal include Motto am Fluss, Tel Aviv Beach, Badeschiff and Adria Wien. The graffiti art on the Danube Canal is also worth seeing and shows the creative side of the city.

Great bike and footpath along the canal; close to the city center with numerous clubs and beach bars as well as a bathing ship and piers for boat tours

You don't have to climb the north tower. In a narrow elevator, for a fee, it goes up. But it's worth it. A great view over Vienna, from west to north to south. And of course the cathedral itself, with its beautiful roof and imposing extensions.

Donau Kanal used to be a stinking hole some 30 years ago. It got cleaned up somewhere in the 90es and progressed to one of the most popular recreation routes in the city. And a party mile in summer too.