Edelweiss Center Rocks…read more Not much you can say about a indoor bouldering place in the 1st district. It is just great and i go every week there. All the best looking men and women in Vienna go here.

I was pleased to be able to join into the official opening of Vienna newest Climbing hall, which…read moreVienna certainly has a few of. But this is at least the first Boulderbar i have been to. I was very pleased with this boulder Hall as they put a lot of work into making it a great place to climb, I do want to return on another day when there are less people there. However my friends and i all agree it will be a great place to climb. However for us it will not become a regular place to climb, as 1. it is not the most convenant place to get to, and 2. it is more expensive then the ones we already go to. But never the less we will venture there now and again. HALLENFACTS ca. 800 m2 Grundfläche ca. 600 m2 Kletterfläche Wandhöhe bis max. 4,5 m austopbarer Bereich ca. 80% farbreine Boulder Campusboard, Trainingsbereich Outdoorbereich ab Sommer 2013 Bar/Café (Afro Café) Salewa Shop WLAN

So I know there are a bunch of 'climbing gyms' in the city. But really there are only three worth…read morementioning. Marswiese is a distant second and klatterhalle third. Boulderbar offers complexity in bouldering that no other can offer. Lots of space and hopefully more to come. In the words of great climbers everywhere, "go crush plastic!"

Hahaha Happyland! A place filled with so many different activities it's amazing that it hasn't…read morefallen prey to the stresses of going through an identity crisis. I visited K-Burg for three weeks in the winter of 2007-08 to watch my ex play for the Xion Dukes, the hometeam of Klosterneuburg. Happyland is their place of residency, a building that houses the most odd array of indoor activities I've ever heard under one roof. The gym is dated, but adequate I guess, it kind of reminded me of my high school gym back at home, but it is what it is. Not even a couple steps walk from the gym is an entire indoor water park complete with heated lamps to give you the "tropical feel", water slides, and wave pools. There is a decent restaurant on the premises that fed the players after each of the games, just outside the gym was where I spent most of the breaks from the game though...at the bar where large twisted pretzels and beer were never ending. I guess this is a family destination kind of place when you live in Vienna as this town is so small you could blink and miss it, it must be a nice change of pace from the bitter cold air and constant snow in the middle of the winter. You know, catch a bball game and go for a dip in the faux tropics...totally normal.

From the owner: König der Lüfte im Hochseilklettergarten im Gänsehäufelbad…read more Teste deine Geschicklichkeit und Körperkoordination, klettere in schwindelerregender Höhe durch die atemberaubenden Elemente und fliege mit den 26 Flying Fox durch den Hochseilklettergarten im Gänsehäufelbad! Eine echte Herausforderung und ein riesen Erlebnis für Jung und Alt! Der Hochseilklettergarten im Gänsehäufelbad wurde im Mai 2007 eröffnet und ist die erste große Hochseilgarten-Anlage mitten in Wien. Gebaut direkt im alten Pappelbestand des Traditionsbades bietet der einzigartige Erlebnis-Park Action und Fun für die ganze Familie: Über 1500 Meter Länge, 79 Plattformen in Höhen bis zu 8 Meter, 10 Parcours und unglaubliche 26 Flying-Fox-Anlagen warten auf dich! Selbst gesichert klettert, balanciert, schwingt und bewegt man sich durch die Bäume um dann in Supermans Fußstapfen zu treten und wieder zurück auf den Boden zu fliegen. Nur im Hochseilklettergarten im Gänsehäufelbad: Klettern, bouldern, Badespaß! Verbinde einen abenteuerreichen Kletter-Ausflug mit einem anschließenden Besuch im Gänsehäufelbad. Erreichbarkeit: U1 Kaisermühlen/VIC oder U2 Donaustadtbrücke, mit den Linien 92A & 92B bis zur Station Schüttauplatz.