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Alte Donau

4.8(869)out of 5 on Google📍 Donaustadt · 22nd district

Alte Donau is a park in the 22nd district, in the Donaustadt & the Danube area, across the Danube. Reckon on about 20 minutes on foot from Danube Tower. Entry is free. The address is Alte Donau, Wien.

A short walk away: Zur Alten Kaisermühle (2 min), Hotel NH Danube City (6 min) and Seven Botanicals Bar & Kitchen (5 min). If it is full or shut, the closest alternatives of the same kind are Kirche Christus Hoffnung der Welt (15 min).

It holds 4.8 out of 5 from 869 Google reviews — a solid number of reviews. It is the highest-rated of the parks we list in Donaustadt & the Danube. Across the whole city, that score puts it in the top 5% of the parks we list. See also Donaustadt & the Danube or everything worth seeing in Vienna.

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Frequently asked

Where is Alte Donau?

The address is Alte Donau, Wien, in Donaustadt (Vienna's 22nd district).

Is there an entry fee at Alte Donau?

No — entry is free. Temporary exhibitions or specific areas may still be charged separately.

Is Alte Donau worth visiting?

It holds 4.8 out of 5 from 869 Google reviews — a strong score for a attraction in Vienna. Treat the rating as a starting point, not a verdict, and read a few recent reviews too.

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