Pötzleinsdorfer Schlosspark

What a beautiful park to have a walk, jog, or go to the playground with your kids. It's full of live: little insects, birds, ducks.. Just be informed that it's forbidden for dogs.

Nice place to spend your free time with Family/children… You can observe some animals and play a lot of toys. Really nice :)

A huge and very nice park, worth visiting in any season. It’s a great place not just for those who would like to do sports (running, table tennis, beach volleyball or soccer)but also for those who would like to escape from the noise of the city centre.

Unique park within city offering nice walking tracks and bit of hike. Lots of parking spots along the park are available as well.

Great place to take a walk, run or just sit in the sun and enjoy the park.

Amazing! So beautiful in the fall!
Great for kids, eve better for adults

It's so beautiful and peaceful. And still in the city

most beautiful park in comparison to it's size in Vienna. Deers are commonly seen during evenings 4-6pm during late summer as well as early winter AND during 6-7am during spring as well as summer!

Beautiful park & gardens, fabulous play area for children of all ages. Sand pit, swings, climbing frames & loads of benches to catch a break at. Kiosk selling ice cream & small snack items. Beautifully maintained & easily accessible by tram & free admission. Would highly recommend.

Three separated playground for 0-3 years old and 3-8 years old and older.

You can handfeed goats here. They don't bite. It's a fantastic playground if that's all you're looking for, but it connects to a beautiful hike with creepy relics from the historical fire in the old opera house. Statues that survived the blaze ended up here and it's beautifully haunting. The playground itself has one of the best flying foxes for young kids. As a babysitter in the area, I've never had an incident with anyone falling off or getting hurt, and there's plenty of action packed fun to be had, especially for smaller kids.

One of the best Parks in Vienna!

Outstanding place to go for a walk or to get prepared for some hiking trip as there are quite a few uphill and downhill paces. If you are considering going there in winter, don't forget about proper shoes, cause it may get very slippery

Lovely well kept gardens and park. We did an add on walk from the back entrance and ended back in the park. Having lived 15 years in Vienna it was nice to find this little hidden gem on the other side of town.

A beautiful Park on the outer part of Vienna. Here you can stroll in nature with gigantic statues in the middle of lush meadows and spot often a deer. It is famous for its big playground and has some options for coffee and cake nearby. Don't forget to visit the sheep and goats. They sometimes come to the fence and like to be petted.

I like this playground the most so far. There is a good ammount of possibilities for children to choose from, there are also some live animals (sheeps and goats) and on top of that the surrounding park is very beautiful for walks.

Big playground, quite new and rather busy on sunny days. The kids will love it. There's​ a kiosk to buy ice cream and snacks and a pets corner as well as sporting fields are nearby.

Lovely place to go for a walk either with the dogs or on your return from the Vienna woods. There are many beautiful old trees of different sizes and shapes with incredible colours in the autumn. The nearby Steirerstockl is a fantastic restaurant offering quintessential Austrian food including the best ganslessen in Vienna

My walk this evening was a pleasant experience. The cool and mild nature of the stream of gentle winter breeze made it pleasant.

This is my favorite park in Vienna. It's very relaxing, away from the noise of the city, easily accessible by tram 41 from Schottentor in about 25-30 minutes. Although you're not allowed to use bikes or anything with wheels, it's really enjoyable to take a walk up the hill on the alleys and enjoy the view and the silence.