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Raimund-Zoder-Park: A Döbling Oasis

Escape to nature in Vienna's Döbling at Raimund-Zoder-Park, a serene green space offering relaxation and recreation for all ages.

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Raimund-Zoder-Park, nestled in Vienna's Döbling district, offers a serene escape with its natural setting and recreational facilities. Named after the folk song and dance researcher Raimund Zoder, the park provides a peaceful retreat for locals and tourists alike.

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Local tips

  • Pack a picnic to enjoy on the expansive lawns.
  • Combine your park visit with a trip to a nearby Heuriger (wine tavern) in Döbling for an authentic Viennese experience.
  • Utilize the well-maintained walking paths for a refreshing stroll.
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Getting There

  • Public Transport

    From the city center, take Tram line 38 towards 'Gersthof' and disembark at the 'Raimund-Zoder-Park' stop. Alternatively, Bus line 10A also stops nearby; board the bus towards 'Heiligenstadt' and get off at the 'Raimund-Zoder-Park' stop. From either stop, the park entrance is a short walk away. A single ticket for public transport within Vienna costs €2.40.

  • Walking

    If you are already in the Döbling area, particularly near Krottenbachstraße or Obkirchergasse, Raimund-Zoder-Park is easily accessible on foot. Follow the signs towards the park or use a map application on your phone for guidance. The park is located just above Krottenbachstraße. There are no costs associated with walking.

  • Taxi/Ride-Share

    A taxi or ride-sharing service (like Uber or Bolt) from central Döbling to Raimund-Zoder-Park would typically cost between €8 and €12. The final cost depends on traffic and demand.

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Raimund-Zoder-Park, located in Vienna's 19th district (Döbling), is a testament to the city's dedication to providing green spaces. Named in honor of Raimund Zoder (1882-1963), a prominent Austrian folk song and dance researcher, the park offers a blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities. The park's history dates back to the late 1890s, but it was officially named after Raimund Zoder in the 1980s. Zoder dedicated his life to the study and preservation of Austrian folk traditions. The park spans approximately 8,426 square meters and has been intentionally maintained in a more natural state. Unlike some of Vienna's manicured parks, Raimund-Zoder-Park offers a unique and inviting atmosphere. The park features a large grassy area perfect for picnics, sunbathing, or relaxing with a book. Mature trees provide shade, while colorful flowerbeds add vibrancy. A small pond adds to the park's charm. Raimund-Zoder-Park offers recreational opportunities for visitors of all ages. Open spaces are ideal for ball games or frisbee. Walking paths wind through the park, providing opportunities for leisurely strolls. A playground with sand play, balancing elements, swings, and slides is available for children. Benches and seating areas are perfect for relaxing and enjoying the surroundings. The park is a community hub, a natural oasis, and a testament to Vienna's commitment to providing quality green spaces for its citizens.

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