Nice big garden in Beck of the palace is more crowded but at the side their are quiet trails very nice gardens and fountains wide trails (that is something I don't like) with a lot of places to sit down

When visiting Vienna, we first drove to Schonbrunn. The mighty building stretches out in a long rectangle. Part of the experience is also the garden, which is beautifully arranged and attracts visitors, especially children.

A little overpriced for the content, but my family really enjoyed it. Definitely more fun when you do it with kids. The first maze is actually difficult! The other two are simpler and mostly walking. It also has a very nice playground inside. Overall, a really nice stop for the kids to have fun between cultural activities.

Very interesting and lots of fun! Many different things for kids in the smaller labirinth. The playground is really awesome, children should go crazy there, many creative things that are real fun.

The mazes were great fun, had us running around like children! Worth doing, even if you do nothing else at the Schonbrunn Palace site.

It’s a great place to stop by if you’re with kids. There are 2 mazes to explore. The playground also looks really cool.

Fun, short activity especially nice for kids. They have three mazes, a nice playground, mirror games, audio games and much more. Definitely worth a visit!

Fun mazes, even some for kids. The entry price was a bit high.

This was a really fun thing to do in Schönbrunn! You have to pay the entrance but it's not too expensive and it's worth it. There are 3 mazes. It all can be done within 30 minutes.

Surprisingly entertaining. It doesn't look like much from the outside, on the first impression, it seemed even too small, but it was maze-y enough to give us 20 minutes of walking there and back before finding the two possible routes. Perfect difficulty to add some fun to a casual stroll through the park if you ask me.

This was an excellent attraction for both us adults and our ten year old. There are three fun mazes with activities along the way. The playground was fastastic too... there were some toys that we had never seen before. Would highly recommend this for children and adults alike.

very fun place especially with kids. there are 3-4 diffn maze and all are exciting. had super fun. my son thoroughly enjoyed.

the maze has reopened as of april (its only closed during the winter months) and 100% worth the admission fee! really cool for kids and adults alike and there's a playground and a restroom too.

Fun place for kids. Ticket system was not working and it wouldn’t read the codes on most people’s phones so that was annoying. Became very crowded very fast in the morning. Playground is unique and lots of benches for adults to sit. 5 year old loved it.

It is quite fun for both kids and adults. There are 2 of them, as well as few finger mazes. Good entertainment for kids for a change, as the giant park may become boring at some point. There is also a playground for those smaller ones

There are three wonderful mazes. You can easily spend 1-2 hours here. Also there's a playground for kids and a clean rest room.

There is a big, quite difficult maze for adults, another one, less complicated, for children (where they can have lots of fun inside at several stations) and in addition there is one labyrinth. Add to that really nice things to play with at the accompanying playground (not the usual stuff but theme-related and interesting) and the fact that children under six don't pay an entrance fee - this is a very good place to spend your afternoon in Vienna. Highly recommended.

It’s a great attraction for 30-60 min. 3 labyrinth could be fun for each ages.

2 of the three mazes are not puzzles, there are no junctions and you just walk for 10 minutes until it is over. Not so fun. The third maze was a really nicely made puzzle maze and was good fun. 6 euros is a fair price.

Another interesting place on Schoenbrunn area. Adult pays 5e, you can access to two different labyrinths and children playground,incl.toilletes and drinking water spot.

Wonderful maze in the heart of the Schönbrunn park. 1 adult and 1 child are approximately EUR 9,50 and you can easily spend 1 hour there without kids and 2 hours with kids. The maze offers the big main maze, several finger mazes (close your eyes for these), two smaller mazes with small attractions and water hurdles and 1 playground. There is no such thing as a snack bar but toilets with diaper changing room and two machines for refreshments.

Great experience!!

The money for this left my account twice, but the cashier didn't give me my tickets. I showed the receipt for the transaction on my bank app and the cashier wouldn't return my money nor give me tickets.

Something new for my children.. We were really happy to do all the things in several mazes with many activities.

Very fun and entertaining activity while being at Schönbrunn Palace. The ticket is 4 euros if I remember correctly and it gives access to 3 different mazes. The first one as a platform in the middle to reach, where you can then view the maze from above (very complicated to reach tbh) the other 2 are more interactive with games to play inside. Definitely recommended, a lot of fun

This is a complex of three different mazes, a playground plus there's a toilette which is so convenient. This park employs three different maze patterns in each of its mazes, so you'll never get bored and accidentally think you've managed to crack the right strategy of getting out. It may be small, but you can easily spend 2 hours here. I loved how in every maze are randomly dispersed side-attractions, like a mathematical riddle, a mini maze of mirrors and a mechanical fountain for you (or your kids) to operate. I loved it!

I think it was supposed to be for kids, but I am 22 and this was fun)

We had a lot of fun, felt stupid some times (well, a lot of times) overall it was worth the 6€ per person, because there were a lot of mind games and those really made us use our brains (it‘s good once in a while;))

It’s three different mazes. The biggest one has an elevated viewing platform in the middle. The small one is just one path you follow, for kids I suppose.

A little bit of fun, not something you see or do often :) I think it's worth 4.50 €, but everyone can decide for himself. You have three mazes, and one of them has a platform to see everything from above.