Experience panoramic views of Vienna from the Danube Tower, Austria’s tallest landmark, with panoramic decks, a rotating café, and interactive displays.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
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Experience panoramic views of Vienna from the Danube Tower, Austria’s tallest landmark, with panoramic decks, a rotating café, and interactive displays.
At 252 meters (826 ft) high, the Danube Tower is a true masterpiece of engineering and a symbol of Vienna's revival after the Second World War. Since its inauguration in 1964, it has become one of the city's most iconic monuments. Did you know that it's also the tallest building in Austria?
To get to the open-air viewing observation deck of the Danube Tower, also known as the Donauturm, you'll take an elevator that rises to 155 meters (508 ft) in just 35 seconds. Amazing, right?
When you reach the top, you'll enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the city's skyline, as well as its historic monuments and the Danube river basin. On clear days, you can even get a privileged view of the Cobenzl Forest and make out the mountains of the Vienna Woods, including the Kahlenberg.
Here, you'll also find Café Burm, a café built and decorated in the style of the 1960s, where you can get yourself a delicious cup of Viennese coffee with traditional Viennese pastries if you wish.
On the covered terrace, you'll find interactive panels that will give you information about Vienna's most significant monuments, offering a deeper appreciation of the beauty and history of the Austrian capital.
The Danube Tower is open at the following times:
Please keep in mind that you must begin heading down from the tower 15 minutes before closing time, year-round.
Children under 3 can access the monument for free if they are accompanied by an adult. Tickets must be purchased at the ticket office on the same day as the activity.
