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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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This is a great place to take a leisurely break on a hike through the beautiful Vienna Woods.

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Also closed in spring 2025. As will the Sophienalpe.

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The Hameau is a 464 m high hill in the 17th district of Hernals in Vienna on the border with the Lower Austrian town of Klosterneuburg. Its round summit marks the highest point in the Neuwaldegg district. The Hameau is only ten centimeters lower than the Heuberg in the Dornbach district, the highest elevation in the Hernals district. The meadow and the shelter at the Hameau are on city hiking trail 3 in the Vienna Woods. Howdy, I visited this mountain as part of my dwarf mountain tour series: My goal is to climb every mountain in the Vienna Woods -> https://www.komoot.de/collection/2517195/-zwergbergtouren-im-wienerwald

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9 2.2024: according to the owners' homepage, the hut is permanently closed. Innkeepers have another restaurant on Linzer Straße.

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For my taste, one of the most beautiful, casual huts in the Vienna Woods.

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Always interesting to come by here. The house in the middle of the forest, a meadow to romp around and lots of benches to rest. And of course, off to the Roan Trail, which starts right here.

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The Hameau is an elevated area in Vienna's 17th district of Hernals on the border with Klosterneuburg. It forms the highest point in the Neuwaldegg district. Originally, Count Lacy built simple huts there that served as accommodation for his guests. This area became known as the "Holländerdörfl" because a tree was planted in front of each hut in the Dutch style. The only two-story cabin was Lacy's personal quarters. After the park opened to the public, the Hameau was the only area that remained restricted. The Dutch village later fell into disrepair and was removed. During the Second World War there was an anti-aircraft gun here. In the post-war years up to the 1960s there was a forest inn on the Hameau. The Viennese visited this place on weekends to hike and ski in winter. However, with increasing automobileization, visitors drove further into rural Lower Austria, which led to the inn's closure. The shelter on the Hameau was preserved and now serves as a rain shelter. The Vienna Woods Heroes Monument was built nearby during the First World War. This piece of history gives the region a special historical significance.

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As it stands, unfortunately permanently closed (05/01/2023)

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The Mostalm was an insider tip for friends of classic Viennese cuisine. Above all, the roast pork made many people take the rather arduous walk to the Mostalm. This is also due to the fact that the owner Johann Egretzberger was not only an innkeeper, but also a farmer out of conviction. So he kept his own pigs, which then also found their way onto the plates. And you could taste it.

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Sad news from Penzing. Johann Egretzberger, the landlord of the popular Mostalm excursion restaurant, has died. It is still uncertain whether the institution will continue to operate. VIENNA/PENZING. Who doesn't know the Mostalm. In the rustic excursion restaurant on Stadtwanderweg 8, time seems to have stood still. Anyone who ever entered this classic Vienna Woods inn felt like they had been transported back to the 1970s, as nothing significant has been changed in the interior since then.

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Excursion restaurant in the countryside, owned by the Prilisauer family since 1850. Seasonal and regional cuisine, e.g. Tullnerfeld pork from the charcoal grill, sausages from the butcher Metzker from Hernals, fried chicken, vegetarian and vegan specialties such as wild garlic, mushrooms, pumpkin and much more. Martinigansln in November after prior reservation. Self-service with pager system. Celebrations from 15 to 130 people. possible (both outdoors and in the hut). Beautiful, large garden with children's playground, soccer field and stables for pony riding next door. 2 km walk to Karl-Bekehrty-Strasse, access by car is only permitted on Fridays after 3 p.m., entry permits are available for celebrations and events.

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Why does the Hameau meadow need another highlight!?

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Unfortunately, Mostalm is permanently closed.

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Field Marshal Franz Moriz Count Lacy had a group of 17 wooden houses built for himself and his guests on the flat hilltop of the hamlet in 1792, which were covered with straw and reeds and connected to each other by arcades. Since a tree was planted in front of every hut in the Dutch style, it was called a "Dutch village". The park was laid out in 1796; Lacy had bought the Marswiese from the Schottenkloster to expand it and thus created one of the largest pleasure and landscape gardens. After Lacy's death ( 1801) the forester Dorfinger and his successors were given permission to sell milk and cold food here.

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The Gasthaus Mostalm is unfortunately permanently closed. A sign at the entrance indicates this. What a shame!

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The house stands alone in the forest in a clearing with a picnic area.

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Nice place for a rest before getting on one of the trails.

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Always worth a visit

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In 1765 the property was acquired by Field Marshal Franz Moritz Graf von Lacy, a friend of Emperor Joseph II. He had an English landscape garden laid out and 17 reed huts built at its highest point. The splendidly furnished little houses, in which all kinds of merrymaking took place, were subsequently called Hameau (little village). It is still a popular destination for the Viennese today. Mountain bikers also like to meet here.

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