The Prater is a huge park which stretches for over 6km, situated just slightly east of the centre. Originally an imperial hunting ground, it was opened to the public in 1766. It can be reached by bus 74A, the U1 and several strassen- and schnellbahn lines. Within the park itself there is a lot to see and do, including
The Maria Grun Kirche (church)
golf course
bowling alley
racetrack
planaterium ...
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Advantages: Good fun, reasonable prices Disadvantages: Watch out for pickpockets.
The Wiener Prater, home to the World famous Riesenrad, is only three stops from the centre of the city on the U-Bahn. There are a wide range of rollercaosters and rides, from log flumes though haunted houses, and there are ubiquitous fast food stands, ice cream sellers and bars. The Prater is a bit seedy, with the occasional lady of the night offering her services and has got a reputation for being a pickpocketers paradise, although it is not often ...
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