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Vienna Tickets Observation Decks

Vienna Observation Decks

Tickets for the Best Views over the City

Danube Tower: Skip-the-line

Danube Tower: Skip-the-line

From a 19th-century Ferris wheel in the Prater to the viewing terraces of Austria’s tallest structure, Vienna’s observation decks reveal the city, the Danube and the surrounding hills from above.

Good to Know Before You Go

Visit on a clear day or around sunset for the best views and photos.

The Danube Tower’s revolving café and restaurant complete a full turn in 29, 39 or 52 minutes, so you can take in the panorama from your table.

The Giant Ferris Wheel stands at the entrance to the Prater, so it is easy to combine with a stroll through the park.

FAQs about Vienna Observation Decks

Which viewpoint is higher, the Danube Tower or the Giant Ferris Wheel?

The Danube Tower, with viewing terraces at 150 and 155 metres. The Giant Ferris Wheel was 64.75 metres high when it opened in 1897.

How long does a ride on the Giant Ferris Wheel take?

One full turn takes about 4 minutes without stops, and an average ride lasts around 12 to 15 minutes.

Can I eat at the top of the Danube Tower?

Yes. A revolving café at 160 metres and a revolving restaurant at 170 metres offer food and drinks with a view.

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