Schlaffant the sleepy heffalump
Viennese mascot — sometimes on the top bunk, sometimes on the bottom
Fun anyone?
A museum just for kids? Just a stone’s throw away? ZOOM is packed with all sorts of amazing stuff for even the very youngest museum visitors, and it’s just around the corner in the museum district.
— ZOOM. In the museum district. Museumsplatz 1.
Legendary: the Prater
The Prater: a fairground for many, a trip down memory lane for some, and a green oasis for almost everyone – not to mention the home of Vienna’s most famous landmark, the Giant Ferris Wheel. The best time to visit Vienna’s Prater is between March and October, but the world-famous Giant Ferris Wheel and a number of other attractions are open all year round.
— Prater. Praterstern.
— Pratermuseum. Oswald-Thomas-Platz.
Admire posters, photos, signs, merry-go-round figures, etc. and part of Ernst Hrabalek’s collection of magic lanterns.
Great places to eat with kids
Authentic, cosy Viennese taverns in the city’s old wine centres of Neustift, Nussdorf, Sievering and Grinzing.
— Heuriger Wagner. With a children’s play area, Grinzinger Straße 53.
— Weingut Cobenzl. Am Cobenzl 96.
— Fuhrgassl-Huber. Neustift am Walde 68.