Description

Essentials about the Donauturm in brief

If you want to enjoy a magnificent view of the city and the surrounding area of Vienna, you should definitely visit the Donauturm (Danube Tower). From its viewing terraces at a height of about 150 meters, you have the perfect overview of the Austrian capital. With its 252 meters height, the Donauturm is the landmark of Vienna visible from afar and replaced St. Stephen’s Cathedral as the highest building in Austria in 1964. In addition to the viewing platforms, you can also enjoy the great view in a coffee house (at 160 meters) and in a restaurant (at 170 meters). So that you don’t sit on the “wrong side”, both restaurants rotate at regular speed.

Website

donauturm.at

Opening hours

Opening hours of the observation decks and elevators:

Admission fees

Adults: €9.90

Concessions: €8.00

Children (Ages 6 – 14): €7.10

Small children (Ages 5 and under): free

Groups (from 20 persons): €5.20

Student groups: €3.60

Address

Getting there

By public transport:

U1: Stop Kaisermühlen VIC and continue with bus line 20A to stop Donauturm

U6: Stop Neue Donau and continue with bus line 20A to stop Donauturm

By car:

Parking is available on site.