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Vienna Prater: Wurstelprater

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Play at your pace · usually 80 min 1.8 km Vienna App-guided
Play in EN

Made for this city by a local creator, with a real-world challenge at every stop.

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The experience

About this quest

Looking for fun in Vienna? Does your age contain a number? Head to the Wurstelprater amusement park with its roller coasters, go-karts, shooting galleries and more. 

There's no entrance fee, you only pay for what you use! You can play this game without spending even one extra Euro. That said, skipping all the rides will be difficult - they're just too good to miss! The season is March 15th ‘til October 31st.


What makes this quest special

Highlights

  • Enjoy hours of entertainment with all the rides that make the Prater so fun

  • Learn how and why the area became such a popular place across the generations.

  • Read hidden stories behind traditional rides and where you can get delicious "Prater food".

  • And, of course, no visit to the Prater is complete without seeing the Giant Ferris wheel - Vienna's world-famous landmark!

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Your walk, at a glance

Vienna

A · Start

Gabor-Steiner-Weg S, 1020 Wien, Austria

B · Finish

Gaudeegasse 1, 1020 Wien, Austria

Get directions to the start

Start and finish only. Discover the stops as you play.

From your phone to the streets

Pick it. Open it. Play.

  1. 01

    Choose your access

    Check the player and phone options for your group.

  2. 02

    Open the Questo app

    Follow your purchase instructions to access the quest.

  3. 03

    Head to the start

    Follow the clues and let the adventure unfold.

Choose your way to play

Explore at your own pace.

ExperienceThis questGuided walking tour
ExperienceDiscover places through stories and clues in the appHear stories and ask a guide questions
PacePause for a photo, a café or a longer lookUsually follows the guide’s schedule
CompanyExplore with your own people or on your ownPrivate and shared group tours are available
GuidanceDirections and challenges in the Questo appLive interpretation from a guide

Features and terms vary by experience. Check the details before booking.

Plan your day

Good to know before you play

Walking distance
1.8 km
Playing time
Play at your pace · usually 80 min
Languages
EN
  • Kid friendly
  • Best for couples
  • Recommended activity for families
  • Wear a hat and sunscreen, have enough water
  • Kids under 12 should be guided by their parents

A little clarity before you go

Frequently asked questions

Is Vienna Prater: Wurstelprater self-guided?
Yes. The Questo app guides you between locations without a tour guide or fixed departure. You can start when it suits you and pause if needed.
Where does Vienna Prater: Wurstelprater start and finish?
It starts at Red Wagon, Gabor-Steiner-Weg S, 1020 Wien, Austria and finishes at Giant Ferris Wheel, Riesenradpl. 1, 1020 Wien, Austria. The route is approximately 1.8 km and includes 10 location-based puzzles.
How many accesses does our group need?
This classic quest sells access per device and player. Each person who wants to solve clues on their own phone needs their own access.
What language is Vienna Prater: Wurstelprater available in?
It is currently available to play in English.

The people behind the adventure

Created by Robert Eichhorn.

A route that brings places and playful storytelling together.

Made by Robert Eichhorn

Prater context

Imperial hunting land turned public amusement district

The Prater opened to the public in 1766 after centuries of imperial use. Its Wurstelprater amusement area developed through popular entertainment, and the Giant Ferris Wheel opened in 1897, later becoming a Vienna landmark. This quest follows that real leisure history through an original game story rather than presenting today’s attractions as unchanged imperial survivals. Playable languages: English.