





Prater
Attraction
4.5 (110610 reviews)
Large park with old-time amusements, including a landmark giant wheel dating from 1897.
1020 Vienna, Austria
+43 1 7292000
Did You Know?
Giant Ferris Wheel
The Prater is home to the iconic Giant Ferris Wheel, which was erected in 1897 and has become a symbol of Vienna.
Modern Amusement Park
The Prater is not just a nostalgic park, it also boasts a modern amusement park with over 250 attractions, offering thrills for all ages.
Relaxation and Nature
Beyond the rides and attractions, the Prater offers a vast green space, providing a peaceful escape from the bustling city.
Heart of Vienna
The famous Volksprater is located in the heart of Vienna, in the Leopoldstadt district, making it easily accessible for locals and tourists alike.
Highlights from Reviews
• free entry
No entrance fee; pay only for the attractions you choose to experience.
• iconic Ferris wheel
The Giant Ferris wheel offers stunning views of Vienna.
• nostalgic vibe
The park offers a nostalgic atmosphere, reminiscent of past decades.
• easy access
Conveniently accessible via public transportation.
• fun for all ages
Wide variety of rides and attractions suitable for all ages.
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