Austria’s tallest building is an experience for the whole family. Don't miss Europe's highest slide!
If you want to take your little ones up high, then visit the Danube Tower in Vienna for a view of the city and its surroundings from the 150 meter-high viewing terrace. The glazed terrace also lets you enjoy the view of Vienna in bad weather.
Europe's highest slide
There are thrills to be had when you slide from a height of 165 meters down a 40-meter-long track to the viewing level at a height of 150 meters. The intrepid can reach speeds of up to 18 km/h in just 7 to 9 seconds. The upper part of the completely enclosed tube is partially transparent - otherwise it would be boring!
You can ride around the 600,000 m2 Danube Park on board the quaint Danube Park railway, alight at one of the playgrounds or picnic on the Papstwiese at the foot of the Danube Tower. There are also lots of opportunities for sporting activities, such as free tennis courts, a mini-golf course or chess.
Tips for summer
Visit the nearby Danube Islandor cool down in the Old Danube. Opposite the Danube Park are the beach pool and the Bundesbad Alte Donau swimming pool. Swimming, splashing and romping around can also be enjoyed further along at the Angelibad beach, which has lots of things for kids to do, as well as at the Gänsehäufel beach pool. Numerous rowing, electrical and pedal boat rental stations await visitors.
1 Steps
(Double swinging doors 180 cm wide)
via ramp
Ramp
510 cm long
,
120 cm
wide
,
17 cm high
Car parks Main entrance
2
Parking spaces for people with disabilities
Distance to the company: less than 50m
Elevator available
130 cm wide
and
170 cm low
,
Door 100 cm wide
Further information
Seeing eye dogs allowed
Wheelchair accessible restroom available.
Special offers for people with disabilities
Disabled WC and barrier-free access on the ground floor
Comments
Observation terrace (at 150 m height) wheelchair-accessible via elevator (max. 3 wheelchairs at once). Special ramps (width: 99 cm, height: 25 cm) to allow wheelchair users to enjoy the view over Vienna. According to the building license, wheelchairs are prohibited on all other floors for safety reasons (escape routes). By way of compensation, wheelchair users can ride to the viewing terrace (150 m) for free.
Central floor (165 m): 25 steps up to the restaurant (170 m), 25 steps down to the café (160 m, not accessible for wheelchair users). Wheelchair users only with escort. No wheelchair-accessible restroom in the tower. Strollers may not be taken into the elevators. The newly designed areas on the ground floor – the Donaubräu restaurant and beer garden and the Donaushop for souvenirs – are of course fully accessible. Guide & therapy dogs (with muzzle and leash) are permitted.
