Amusement ParkPrater

out of 100 points
based on 69 reviews
No. 1 out of 2 Amusement Park in Vienna

Close to a hotel that is good value for money. Deals Hotel Austria Classic Hotel Wien Double Room (per night) 22.02. - 23.02.

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£63

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£63

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Booking.com rate

£133

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ReviewAll reviews

out of 100
Overall rating includes:
93
Accessibility
92
"Must See"-Factor
76
Budget Friendliness
100
Architecture
95
Diversity of Vegetation
98
Relaxation Value

Address Praterverband Prater 9
Wien
1020

Telephone: +43(1)7280516

Fax: +43(1)7285274

Websites

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Surroundings

Praterfee
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Liliputbahn im Prater
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Praterzug
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Wiener Riesenrad
(0.1 miles)
Stadtgasthaus Eisvogel
(0.1 miles)
Zeiss Planetarium der Stadt Wien
(0.1 miles)
Praterschwemme
(0.1 miles)
Möslinger
(0.2 miles)
Stadtwanderweg 9 - Prater
(0.2 miles)
Venediger Au
(0.2 miles)

Reviews Amusement Park Prater All reviews

ranger(30)

79%

perfection!

[ranger, 25/01/2009] During my stay in Vienna on 2005 I visited Prater amusement park I really really had fun I enjoyed as there were Several coasters and mery-go-round , there were some rides that would take one up and down in high velocity also there was a nice and very well organized gambling (slots and video poker) hall. There are vendors selling drinks, toys souvenirs. The place is very nice in the day time as well as in the night There is also one special mery-go-round that would rotate slowly and take you very high so you can see the whole city. This place would be wonderful to take the kid [more]

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Frommers.com

100%

very good

This "extensive tract of woods and meadowland" was a "hunting preserve and riding ground" before becoming an "open fairground". The rides are "independently operated" and the "best-known part of the huge park" is where you find the Ferris wheel, Riesenrad which was "constructed in 1897" and was "designed for the Universal Exhibition (1896-97)". It has "been going around without interruption since 1897". Right near the Ferris is the "terminus of the Lilliputian railroad" and in the park you'll find all the "typical attractions" but also a stadium, "Swimming pools, riding schools, and racecou [more]