Schönbrunn Palace Park

Walk through long avenues between artfully tended topiaries, as you pass statues, fountains and splendid flower beds – maybe to the Palm House, the largest of its kind, which dates from 1882, to the Labyrinth, the Japanese Garden or up the hill to the Gloriette, where you can enjoy a great view from a Viennese café. In the former private imperial gardens adjacent to the palace, you find baroque garden splendor and in the Desert House, which dates from 1904, a unique collection of cacti. Lively exotic and native animals can be seen in the oldest zoo of the world. Admire the great variety of species and their habitats at Schönbrunn Zoo .

Belvedere Palace Gardens

Around 1700 Prince Eugene of Savoy had this garden - which is one of the finest in Europe today - designed (open throughout the year, admission free). From March till August at the Upper Belvedere you can experience the flowering of about 4,000 Alpine plant species – in the oldest Alpine Garden in the world, which was founded 200 years ago by Archduke Johann. In the nearby Botanical Garden , you can see native and exotic plants.
forward

Sports and Nature: Feel Vienna. Feel well...

Schönbrunn Palace Gardens

U4: Schönbrunn, Hietzing
Gardens: throughout the year, admission free
Maze: april to nov.
Palmery: throughout the year
Private Imperial Gardens
Throughout the year
Desert House
Throughout the year
Café Gloriette
Throughout the year,
Sun from 9:30 am
breakfast with live music

Belvedere Palace Gardens

3., Prinz-Eugen-Strasse 27
Tram D: Schloss Belvedere und Südbahnhof
(Alpine Gardens)
Botanical Garden
3., Rennweg 6,
S1-3,S7, O, 71, 77A: Rennweg,
Throughout the year,
admisson free