Most reviewed Gardens in Vienna, Austria

Sweeping 18th-century castle gardens featuring promenades & landscaped areas on tiered grounds.

Global-themed gardens with glasshouses, plus a zoo with breeding & reintroduction programs.

👍👍 The Austrian beer restaurant with some classic selection: we ordered the thin bread, it’s crunchy bread with the topping, look like pizza but taste lighter than that. They have complete list of beer and wine. Good for catch up with friend in the Vienna city center.

A series of landscaped mazes for children & adults located within Schönbrunner Schloss Park.

Established in 1882, this huge, airy greenhouse with 3 pavilions showcases many exotic plants.

👍👍 Cozy place hidden in a passage next to the busy Mariahilfer Straße. Every day of the week there is something new in the menu, you can order either 2 dishes (soup + main dish) or just one of them. The whole menu costs approximately 15€. The curry I ordered was sooo delicious! And the portion was ver...

🫤 It is a shame that they divided one garden in two museums to extract more money from visitors. After seeing a wonderful collection of wet and hot plants you will be shocked to discover that you have to buy another full price ticket to see dry soil desert plants. The cashier would not allow us to tra...

Music venue with billiards, playing rock, alternative, blues & punk before/after live concerts.

Eclectic contemporary dining room with outside seating, candlelit tables & a modern global menu.

👍👍 It is one of the most beautiful, friendly, clean, and perfect places for Grill in Vienna. Enough place for everyone to Grill, to celebrate 🍾 parties 🥳 to play games with kids , enjoy fresh air and beautiful weather and beautiful view of Donau, to have chill with their friends. It's very well orga...

😠 Don't waste your money going in here, there is nothing special about it. On the opposite side of the palace there's a better looking garden and it's completely free. In fact, there's a HUGE area of free gardens beyond this one, I don't see the point of charging 5 euros to show something we can see...

👍👍 Unfortunately only open every 1st Thursday of the month!!! Entrance right next to the U1 Kagran via a small garden gate and stairs. Or you can go into the garden via the entrance to the Horticultural Museum on Siebeckstrasse and visit the Horticultural Museum at the same time. We were particularly p...

😐 Nice variety of plants, but lots of trash all around. Also, there are titles but no explanations...