Wiener Riesenrad

If you haven’t once in your lifetime taken a ride on the Giant Ferris Wheel and enjoyed the breathtaking views over the roofs of Vienna, you haven’t really been to Vienna at all. Wiener Riesenrad, in Vienna, Austria, is the oldest Ferris wheel in the world, dating back to 1897. Back in the day, the intricately constructed, 212-foot metal giant was the tallest in the world. You may also see Wiener Riesenrad referred to by its English-translated name, Vienna Giant Wheel.

With its distinctive profile that can be seen even from vast distances, the Giant Ferris Wheel, a symbol of Vienna's world-famous Prater and a trademark of Austria's capital city, creates a truly memorable point of reference for every visitor. It stands out from all others on the earth thanks to its distinctive red wooden carts, and you may have a complete meal while riding, providing a variety of scenery.

The Giant Ferris Wheel is a must-see for any tourist to Vienna since it offers a circular ride on one of the most important and intriguing structures in the entire world, as well as a singular perspective of the city.

Location: Vienna, Austria

Entrance fees: €12 for adults and €5 for children aged 3-14 years, children under the age of 3 can enter free of charge