The Prater is the green oasis in the center of Vienna, and an Eldorado for athletic types and leisure seekers.
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1,200 square meters in area, an overall height of 16 meters and 1,900 square meters of varied climbing landscape for all levels of difficulty - that's the "Kletterhalle Wien". The largest climbing hall in Austria offers something for everyone, whether beginners, sports climbers or experienced Alpine tourists with training ambitions.
On 400 square meters of boulder area (to boulder means climbing in jumping height) one can practice, warm up, and try out some tricks without any danger. They can then be applied during Top Rope Climbing (= climbing with secured ropes from above). Equipment such as shoes, straps, and helmets can be rented; courses and workshops, generous sanitary facilities, a seminar room, and a café bar are also available.
A view over the roofs of the city is offered by the 25 sports climbing routes on the Flakturm in Esterházypark. On an area of over 700 square meters, more than 4,000 handholds offer variety and challenges of a vertical nature. The up to 34 meter-high main wall offers routes for beginners and experts, between difficulty levels 4 and 9.
Pier 9 offers outdoor climbing on a 21.5 meter-high wall by the Danube Canal.
List of climbing locations in Vienna:
Erzherzog-Karl-Straße 108
1220 Wien
www.kletterhallewien.at
Fritz-Grünbaum-Platz 1
1060 Wien
http://www.aeav-events.at/flakturm
Geschlossen wird bei Einbruch der Dunkelheit - spätestens 22 Uhr
Lerchenfelderstraße 28
1080 Wien
http://www.oeav-events.at
Lerchenfelderstraße 28
1080 Wien
http://www.oeav-events.at
Rotenturmstraße 14
1010 Wien
http://www.oeav-events.at
siehe online Terminkalender
Walfischgasse 12
1010 Wien
www.edelweiss-center.at
Bäckerstraße 16
1010 Wien
http://www.oetk.at/kletterhalle/
Neuwaldeggerstraße 57A
1170 Wien
http://www.climbonmarswiese.at/