Located on the left bank of the Danube, Floridsdorf is the northernmost district of the city and the second largest after Donaustadt. This area, located on the outskirts, is not as busy with transport as the central areas.
Nevertheless, it is safe to say that the district has excellent transport links: two metro lines pass here: U6 and U1, as well as a branch of high-speed electric trains (S-Bahn). In addition, bus routes 10A, 11A, 20A, 29A, 33A, 5A lead here. The city center can be reached in just 20 minutes.
This area is primarily known for its natural attractions: there are many parks, vineyards and green areas, as well as an excellent view of the Danube and the opportunity to swim there in the summer season.
Here is a list of the main places to see in Floridsdorf:
- Tora-San Park is a picturesque park made in the style of the Japanese garden. The park was created by Japanese designers as a symbol of Austrian-Japanese friendship.
- Floridsdorfer Waterpark - a beautiful park in the 21st district of Vienna, Floridsdorf, it was created from 1928 to 1929 and has an area of 143,000 m², around a third therefrom water surfaces.
- The Danube Tower is the tallest building in Austria, the height of the tower itself is 252 meters, and the open observation terrace is located at an altitude of 150 meters.
