Explore on your own, with friends or the whole family. The Danube Gardens offer unforgettable experiences all year round. Immerse yourself in a world of colour and take plenty of inspiration and joy back home with you.
From Wagram to the Marchfeld: the six Danube Gardens
There are six gardens to explore along the river Danube starting with the Obstgarten (Fruit Garden) Kirchberg by the Wagram in the west. And just around the corner: DIE GARTEN TULLN in the garden town of Tulln on the Danube - Europe’s first ecological garden show. Klosterneuburg Monastery takes you into the various epochs of the gardening art. If you would like to find out more about the floodplains and their eco system visit the Schlossinsel in the schlossORTH National Park Centre. The Schlosspark (Castle Park) in Eckartsau and the magnificent gardens of Schloss Hof take you back to Austro-Hungarian times.
For young and old
As different as they are, all gardens offer plenty for young and old. Some also throughout the year and not only in spring and summer. So ... what are you waiting for! What’s next on your itinerary?
Blue persimmon, Chinese dates, red-fleshed peach - sample many delicacies throughout the whole year in the “first edible community”. This fruit garden is open to all. Let’s go to the Alchemist’s park!
With 70 show gardens, a treetop walk and the biggest adventure playground in Lower Austria, the DIE GARTEN TULLN offers something for young and old. Plus plenty of inspiration for ecological gardening at home.
One place. A thousand stories. Discover the different epochs of the gardening art in Klosterneuburg Monastery. And, if you book a guided tour, you will even get a glimpse of paradise ...
The Schlossinsel presents a miniature version of the floodplains. Adventure playground, jungle, aquarium: here visitors can see how the eco system works - conveniently and barrier-free.
Terraces, fountains, themed gardens: immerse yourself in the splendid baroque garden paradise around the Schloss Hof palace. A great day out all year round for the whole family.
Rare trees, shady spots, expansive meadows - there’s plenty to explore for everyone around Eckartsau Palace. For example a nature playground and the “Spähikel” high tech observation centre.
