Vienna by Bike: Danube Island and Prater
Vienna from the saddle, between river and parkland
This cycling tour shows Vienna’s open, green side: the long Danube Island with its riverbanks and the Prater with its famous main avenue. Ideal for anyone who prefers to explore the city by bike rather than on foot.
The route
- Meeting point on the Danubestarting at a central landing stage or a bike rental point.
- Danube Canal or riverbankthe first kilometres follow the water towards the Danube Island.
- Danube Islanda long ride across the artificial island, with views of the Old and New Danube.
- Reichsbrückecrossing back onto the Vienna mainland towards the Prater.
- The Prater main avenueriding beneath old trees along one of Vienna’s most famous avenues.
- Giant Wheel areaa photo stop at the landmark of the Wurstelprater.
- The way backan easy ride back towards the city centre, with time for questions along the way.
What you take away
- A long stretch on the car-free Danube Island
- A ride through the Prater’s historic avenue
- Little traffic, lots of green and water
- Route length flexible to your fitness
Who this tour suits
Suited to confident adult cyclists, including groups, who want to see more ground at a steady pace.
Price (2026 rates)
| Guided tour up to 2 hours | 270 € |
| Half day up to 4 hours | 450 € |
| Full day up to 8 hours | 825 € |
| Additional hour | 95 € |
All prices net and as a group rate for up to 25 people. Entrance fees, the travel allowance (min. €30) and third-party services are not included. Full price overview.
Frequently asked questions about this tour
Do you provide the bikes?
The guide organizes the tour; if needed, we arrange rental bikes through local providers. Please let us know when booking if you are bringing your own bikes or require them.
How long is the route in total?
Depending on the chosen option, the route is approximately 15 to 25 kilometers. We adjust the exact length to the group’s fitness level and time budget.
Is the route suitable for inexperienced cyclists?
Danube Island and Prater main avenue are flat and have little traffic, making them well-suited for less experienced cyclists. If you’re unsure, we can discuss the pace beforehand.
