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Am Kahlenberg – Kobenzlwiese Runde von Wien Gersthof

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Am Kahlenberg – Kobenzlwiese Runde von Wien Gersthof

Laura planned a hike

May 2, 2020

Am Kahlenberg – Kobenzlwiese Runde von Wien Gersthof

Hard

06:50

23.6km

3.5km/h

580m

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Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Most people would complete this in 2-3 days

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6.31 km

View of Vienna from Nussdorf

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A breathtaking view: From up here, Vienna lies at your feet—your view stretches from the DC Tower, across the Danube, to the Prater and the 1st district. Especially in the evenings, the city transforms into a sparkling sea of lights.

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7.05 km

View of Vienna from the Kahlenberg vineyard bench

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A really well-located viewing bench in the middle of vineyards.

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8.00 km

On the Kahlenberg

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There is always something going on! But the view over Vienna makes up for the (sometimes short) waiting time for a good photo spot. Immediately next to it there is …

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8.21 km

St. Joseph's Church on the Kahlenberg

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St. Joseph's Church on the Kahlenberg
The Church of St. Joseph is a Roman Catholic branch church of the parish of Kahlenbergerdorf on the Kahlenberg
The origins of the church …

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8.29 km

Empress Elisabeth Resting Place

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The Empress Elisabeth Ruhe is built in an Art Nouveau style. The stone carvings were made by Eduard Hauser. It was unveiled on October 13, 1904. It has been owned by the City of Vienna since 1906.

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