Danube Tower Vienna: Views, Dining and Adventure
The Danube Tower is one of Vienna’s most famous landmarks and a popular destination in the Donaupark. Standing 252 m tall, the observation tower offers a spectacular 360° panoramic view over Vienna, the Danube and the surrounding region. Visitors reach the observation deck at a height of 150 m via the express elevator in around 35 seconds.
Among the most popular experiences at the Danube Tower are the observation deck, the Turm Restaurant with panoramic views over Vienna, the Turm Café and attractions such as the Danube Tower slide. Views, dining, history and adventure make the Danube Tower a memorable experience for tourists, families, groups and locals alike.
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Danube Tower Vienna at a Glance
- Austria’s tallest landmark
- 252 m observation tower in Vienna
- Observation deck at 150 m height
- Express elevator in around 35 seconds
- Turm Restaurant and Turm Café with panoramic views
- Tickets and table reservations available online
Current Experiences at the Danube Tower
Welcome to the Danube Tower Vienna – Austria’s tallest landmark. Enjoy 360° panoramic views over Vienna, culinary highlights at Turm Restaurant and Turm Café, thrills on the Danube Tower Slide, as well as special events and experiences at the foot of the tower.
Culinary Highlights at Turm Restaurant
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Turm Restaurant at 170 m combines lunch, dinner, seasonal cuisine and Viennese classics with 360° panoramic views over Vienna.
At Turm Café at 160 m, visitors can enjoy coffeehouse culture, bar atmosphere, brunch, small dishes and drinks with panoramic views.
Europe’s highest slide starts at 165 m and runs 40 m down to the viewing level at 150 m – in just 7 to 9 seconds.
The outdoor viewing terrace at 150 m offers open-air 360° panoramic views over Vienna, the Donaupark, Donau City and far beyond. On clear days, visibility can reach up to 80 km.
The outdoor viewing terrace at 150 m offers open-air 360° panoramic views over Vienna, the Donaupark, Donau City and far beyond. On clear days, visibility can reach up to 80 km.
Donauturm Garten at the foot of the tower offers pizza, Italian specialities, drinks, outdoor seating in the green and family-friendly fun with free bouncy castles.
The Eis-Greissler hut near the entrance offers high-quality ice cream made from natural ingredients in good weather – perfect as a sweet refreshment before or after your visit.
The Immersive Center at the foot of the Danube Tower offers changing immersive exhibitions, virtual reality experiences and digital formats – ideal to combine with a visit to the tower.
News and Experiences
Find current news, offers and special experiences related to the Danube Tower in the news and experiences section – from seasonal highlights and events to new offers at the tower.
Non-Alcoholic Cocktails and Aperitifs at the Danube Tower
Non-alcoholic cocktails, aperitifs and creative drinks are on trend – and they are now much more than just an alternative. At the Danube Tower Vienna, visitors can enjoy alcohol-free moments at Turm Café, Turm Restaurant and Donauturm Garten: from aperitifs and mocktails to lemonades and refreshing iced teas.
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FIFA World Cup 2026™ Public Viewing at the foot of the Donauturm
The FIFA World Cup 2026™ is coming – and Vienna is getting ready to cheer along. At the Immersive Center at the foot of Vienna’s Danube Tower, a special public viewing location is being created: with large screens, indoor and outdoor areas, music, a fan atmosphere, snacks, drinks and guaranteed seating.ed seating.
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Highlights for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026
April 29, 2026: For the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 in Vienna, the Danube Tower offers special highlights for visitors, delegations and accredited media.
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Time Together Beyond the Tower – Donauturm Team Outing
January 12, 2026: During the peak season in December, the Danube Tower is buzzing with activity, leaving little room for a traditional Christmas celebration. All the more special that we continue this valued tradition by postponing it to the quieter month of January and celebrating it as a shared team outing.
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