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nice variant to run more on soft ground

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Habitat for green toads and sand lizards

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The cycle path winds along the Schwechat and then along the Liesing, all the way to the 23rd district (Liesing). There are very few road crossings, but many opportunities to turn off to Vienna or Lower Austria and use other cycle paths

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They drove a little

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Small pond that makes a nice photo opportunity.

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The Liesing is still unattractively regulated in parts, but some sections of it are currently being dismantled 😉.

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Nice excursion destination next to the Liesing - not strenuous throughout.

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Good place to stop for refreshments halfway along the city hiking trail.

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Liesingbach is near Oberlaa crossing bridges over the river. Inspires peace and relaxation for nature lovers.

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The Brückenwirt is a fine inn, where you can eat and drink well. It lies so green on the Liesingbach, where one can walk with courage. The bridge host has a nice garden, Where you can sit and chat nice. He also has a warm winter garden, where you can party without stress. The Brückenwirt is a place to enjoy, where you can laugh and be happy. He is a part of Oberlaa, where one can live happily.

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This is a cozy inn that is located directly on the Liesingbach and offers Austrian cuisine and drinks. The Brückenwirt is a popular place for hikers, cyclists and families who want to strengthen themselves after a day out in nature. The Brückenwirt also has a beautiful garden where you can sit and enjoy the sun when the weather is nice1. The Brückenwirt has a small but fine menu that includes traditional dishes such as Wiener Schnitzel, Cordon Bleu, grilled dishes or zander fillet. The portions are generous and the prices are fair. You can also choose from various regional wines, freshly tapped beers or non-alcoholic drinks. The Brückenwirt also offers breakfast and coffee. The Brückenwirt is open from Tuesday to Sunday, but opening hours are irregular. You should therefore call ahead or check the website. The phone number is 01 6883883 and the address is Unter-Laaer Strasse 27, 1100 Vienna. You can reach the Brückenwirt with the U1 or the 15A bus, both of which stop at the Altes Landgut station. If you are coming by car, there is a Favoriten exit from the A23 motorway that leads to the roundabout, from where the Brückenwirt is signposted.

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Nice path on foot or by bike.

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Good asphalt, nice location

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Located directly on the Liesingbach at Stadtwanderweg 7; Breakfast (ham and eggs) all day; Home cooking (Tue–Fri MM €7.10), daily specials, Brückenwirt platter; various draft beers (Budweiser, Brückenbräu, Grieskirchner dark); Children's meals, chairs, changing table. tv Schanigarten for 100 and guest garden for 200 people. at the Liesingbach. Parking spot.

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The Johann-Friedl-Steg is located on Johann-Friedl-Gasse in the 10th district of Vienna. Nearby is the 3,800 square meter pirate playground on the Liesing. The 21 meter long and 4 meter wide pedestrian bridge over the Liesing was built in 1993 and has the object number B100400. Designation: Johann-Friedl-Gasse, since about 1874, Johann Friedl (1822-1892), senior teacher in Oberlaa. The Johann-Friedl-Steg is located directly on the city hiking trail 7.

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The Schwechat, like the Triesting, is created by the confluence of several spring streams from the Schöpfl area in the Vienna Woods in Lower Austria. The river flows through the Helenental near Baden in the Mostviertel and then the Vienna Basin in the industrial district. The Schwechat River flows into the Danube in the Donau-Auen National Park near the town of Schwechat. Between Baden near Vienna and the city of Schwechat, the river is partly channeled into artificial watercourses and canals for purposes of use and flood protection.

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The Schwechat has its origins near Schöpfl in the Vienna Woods. Once known as the "Badener Bach", the river runs its course through three districts. Flowing via Baden, Klausen-Leopoldsdorf, Alland, Traiskirchen, Guntramsdorf, Laxenburg, Achau, Maria-Lanzendorf and Lanzendorf, the water flows after a total of 62 kilometers at the Schwechat, the town of the same name, flows into the Danube.

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Restaurant in the 10th district The bridge host remains true to itself. Classic Austrian cuisine has been served here in a relaxed atmosphere for decades. But a bit of modern odds and ends are allowed: the Aperol Spritzer with the schnitzel is allowed!

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The Liesing, also known as the Liesingbach, a 30 km long river, has its source in the Lower Austrian Vienna Woods, then flows through the city of Vienna, where the stream gives its name to the 23rd district of Vienna, Liesing, and flows back into the Schwechat in Lower Austria near Schwechat. Its name derives from the Slavic Lesnička and means forest stream. The Liesing has its source at two different springs at an altitude of around 520 m in the Vienna Woods.

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