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Statuen im Donaupark: A Walk Among Art

Discover art and history amidst nature in Vienna's Donaupark, where sculptures and monuments dot the landscape of this vibrant green space.

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The Statuen im Donaupark, or statues in Donaupark, are scattered throughout Vienna's Donaupark, offering a blend of art and nature within the expansive green space. These sculptures and monuments commemorate historical figures and events, adding a cultural dimension to the recreational area.

A brief summary to Statuen im Donaupark

  • Am Donaupark, Vienna, Donaustadt, AT

Local tips

  • Take a leisurely walk through Donaupark to discover the various statues and monuments, each with its own story and significance.
  • Combine your visit to the statues with a trip to the Donauturm for panoramic views of Vienna and the surrounding area.
  • Explore the themed gardens within Donaupark, such as the rose garden and lily garden, to appreciate the park's natural beauty.
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Getting There

  • Public Transport

    To reach the Statuen im Donaupark via public transport, take the U1 subway line to either the 'Alte Donau' or 'Kaisermühlen/VIC' station. Alternatively, use the U6 line to 'Neue Donau' station. From any of these stations, transfer to bus line 20A, which stops directly at the Donauturm (Danube Tower) within the park, a short walk from many of the statues. A single ticket for Vienna's public transport costs €2.40 and is valid for one journey, allowing transfers.

  • Taxi/Ride-Share

    A taxi or ride-share from Vienna's city center to Donaupark will typically cost between €10 and €17, depending on traffic and the specific starting point. The journey usually takes around 10-15 minutes. Specify 'Donaupark' or 'Donauturm' as your destination. For shorter trips within the vicinity of Donaupark, fares may be lower, but expect to pay a minimum of around €8-10.

  • Walking

    If you are already near the Vienna International Centre (VIC) or the Neue Donau area, walking to Donaupark is a viable option. From the VIC, head north towards the Donauturm, which is visible from a distance and serves as a landmark. Follow the pathways leading into the park. From Neue Donau, cross the bridge and enter the park. Walking within the park is free, allowing you to explore the statues and other attractions at your own pace.

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The Statuen im Donaupark invite visitors to discover art amidst nature in Vienna's 22nd district. Donaupark, created for the 1964 Vienna International Garden Show, provides a unique backdrop for these sculptures and monuments. The park itself arose from a site that was once a landfill and military shooting range, transforming into a space for recreation and remembrance. As you explore the park, you'll encounter memorials dedicated to international figures such as Salvador Allende and Simón Bolívar. These statues serve as focal points and offer a glimpse into different cultures and historical moments. The park's design includes themed gardens and open spaces, creating a harmonious blend of art and landscape. Donaupark also features the Donauturm (Danube Tower), Austria's tallest structure, providing panoramic views of Vienna. The Papstwiese (Pope's Meadow) commemorates Pope John Paul II's visit in 1983, adding another layer of significance to the park. Whether you're interested in art, history, or simply enjoying a green space, the statues in Donaupark offer a multifaceted experience.

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