Donauturm

“The Hundertwasser House in Vienna unmistakably bears the signature of the artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser, whose real name was Friedrich Stowasser. The exterior facade of the Hundertwasser House in Vienna, decorated with many bright colors, magically attracts attention. Anyone who lives in the Hundertwasserhaus also has the right to design the facade around the windows according to their own taste. More than 200 trees and shrubs on the balconies and roof terraces make the Hundertwasserhaus a green oasis in the middle of the city. The Hundertwasser House can only be viewed from the outside. The Hundertwasser Village, which can be visited, is located directly opposite the Hundertwasser House. It was created in 1990-1991 from a tire workshop. The artist designed his only shopping center with a "village square", a bar and numerous shops in the typical Hundertwasser style. Kunst Haus Wien Like the Hundertwasserhaus, the Kunst Haus Wien was designed by Friedensreich Hundertwasser, just a few minutes' walk from the Hundertwasserhaus. As is typical for Hundertwasser houses, there are hardly any straight lines here. In addition to a permanent Hundertwasser exhibition, changing exhibitions by other artists are shown on around 1,600 square meters of exhibition space.”

“A huge natural event created one of the most impressive natural monuments of the world in 1912: the "Seegrotte". By blasting in the former plasterworks, 20 million liters of water flowed into the galleries and formed the largest underground lake in Europe. There are mystical galleries, the history of secret aircraft production in the Second World War as well as a romantic boat trip by the lake.”

“Donauzentrum is an indoor shopping alternative to the Mariahilfer Straße. Large mall with shops to meet all your requirements. It is connected to Donauplex via a bridge which is an entertainment complex with cinemas, restaurants, billiard, etc. ”

“The Donauinsel is a small island in the Danube river, which resulted when the river was regulated in the last century. Today it is a paradise for cyclists, joggers, inline skaters as well as locals who just want to hang out and slow down from the hectic city life. Tourists can rent a bike and take a tour on the island, which is great fun with family and friends. As the island is very flat it is very comfortable to ride a bike there. A great event happens every year in the summer holidays. Then the Donauinsel turns into the biggest free-of-charge open air festival of Europe. A must-see in Vienna. Special tip Good to know: Free Wifi on the whole islands. Nearest underground stations: "Donauinsel" (U1), "Neue Donau" (U6)”