Najadenbassin: A Baroque Jewel in Schönbrunn Palace Gardens
A stunning Baroque fountain in Vienna's Schönbrunn Palace gardens, offering a serene escape amidst lush greenery and historical grandeur.
The Najadenbassin, or Naiad Fountain, is a stunning Baroque fountain nestled within the expansive Schönbrunn Palace gardens in Vienna. Adorned with sculptures of water nymphs, it offers a serene escape and a picturesque view, embodying the opulence and artistry of the Habsburg era.
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- Obeliskenallee, Vienna, Hietzing, 1130, AT
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Know before you go
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- Visit during the shoulder seasons (mid-March to early November) to enjoy pleasant weather and avoid peak tourist crowds.
- Take your time to wander through the surrounding gardens and discover other attractions like the Gloriette and Roman Ruin.
- Bring a camera to capture the picturesque views of the fountain, especially when the sun highlights its centerpiece.
- Combine your visit with other attractions at Schönbrunn Palace, such as the Schönbrunn Zoo, the Children's Museum, and the Maze.
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Getting There
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Public Transport
The Schönbrunn Palace, where the Najadenbassin is located, is easily accessible via Vienna's efficient public transport system. The U4 metro line stops directly at the 'Schönbrunn' station. From the station, walk approximately 400 meters , following the signs to the palace grounds. Tram lines 10 and 60 also stop at 'Schloss Schönbrunn', near the palace's main entrance. A single public transport ticket costs €2.40. A 24-hour ticket is available for €8.00.
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Walking
From the main entrance of Schönbrunn Palace, enter the gardens and follow the main path. The Najadenbassin is located at the intersection of the two main avenues within the park, a short walk from the palace. The walk is mostly flat and offers scenic views of the gardens. There are no additional costs involved.
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Car
If driving, head towards Hietzing, Vienna. Paid parking is available in the vicinity of Schönbrunn Palace. Follow signs to Schönbrunn Palace and then for Obeliskenallee. Parking on Schönbrunner Schloßstraße costs approximately €3.90 per hour, up to a maximum of €39 per day. Parking at the zoo at the rear of the palace is another option. Consider using a Park and Ride garage and taking the metro to avoid potential parking difficulties.
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