Sechshauser Park, Vienna Travel Guide

Sechshauser Park, located in Vienna's 15th district, is bounded by Ullmannstraße, Kauergasse, Diefenbachgasse, and Pfeiffergasse. The park was officially named on February 13, 1991, after the former suburb of Sechshaus.The park's history is intertwined with the area's industrial past; Pfeiffergasse is named after Karl Pfeiffer, who established the first leather factory in Sechshaus in the early 19th century. Today, Sechshauser Park provides a place for recreation, relaxation, and community gathering.The park features a unique playground with six interconnected wooden houses linked by ropes and nets, creating an engaging obstacle course. A metallic slide adds to the fun. The playground's design evokes the whimsical style of Hundertwasser. Beyond the playground, Sechshauser Park offers a sand pit, a football pitch, and a basketball court. A drinking water fountain offers refreshment.The park is barrier-free, making it wheelchair accessible. Families with strollers and children on bikes will find it easy to navigate the park's pathways.