Playgrounds in Vienna – Space to climb, run and romp around

A playground in the style of the Wild West can be found on the Jesuitenwiese meadow in the Prater. Adventurers climb the castle, speed downhill on a 30 meter-long slide and whiz over the meadow on the seats of a "cable car". A nine meter-high giant pendulum swing fascinates children and adults. In winter, a snow canon transforms the hill into a toboggan run.

On Robinson Island, a natural adventure playground in the 19th district, children experience nature playfully and with lots of fun. Supervised by educators from Kinderfreunde Vienna, imaginative children build huts, go on treasure hunts, solve riddle rallies, explore the biotope and grill sausages over the campfire.

The Forest Playground on Cobenzl thrills children not only with balancing stations, an organ that plays the sounds of the forest, a climbing tower and wooden seesaws, but also with its fantastic view of Vienna.
 
At 15,000 m², the Water Tower water playground is the largest of its kind in Europe. It offers waterfalls, streams, ponds, bridges and extensive lawns. A slide from the top of the six meter-high water tower provides as much delight as the large "mud zone" with its piles of sand.

On the 5,000 m2 Danube Island water playground, children can splash to their heart's content, experiment with water, cross the pond on a cable ferry or suspension bridge, and imitate the traffic on the Danube with a shipping lock.

What about a detour to a playground after a visit to a museum or during a sightseeing tour?

In the Belvedere Palace Garden, there is a playground with lawns and a sandpit for small children. The extensive playground in the Stadtpark offers not only climbing pyramids, slides, swings and a sandpit, but also a skate park and a football pitch. A large fire truck and a mud zone make the playground in City Hall Park a big draw for children. In Liechtenstein Park, behind the Liechtenstein Museum, children romp around on a large playground with lots of play equipment and a volleyball court. And the Augarten offers more than just the Porcelain Museum - children big and small are thrilled by playgrounds, picnic meadows and an open-air children's pool.