Vienna's Giant Ferris Wheel

Overview

Nestled in the Prater, the Wiener Riesenrad, or Giant Ferris Wheel, was first constructed in 1897 to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of Emperor Franz Josef I. With a rich history, including Madame Solange d'Atalide completing a full rotation on a horse atop a cabin, an aborted demolition, and surviving a World War II fire, this Viennese landmark stands as a symbol of resilience and timeless charm, offering visitors breathtaking views of the city while embodying historical significance​.

Terms & Conditions

Includes

Admission Skip the Line Child policy: - Children under 3 years are free of charge. Good to know: - Last admission is 15 minutes before closing time. Check the official website for the daily opening hours before your visit. - This attraction is not suitable for individuals with a fear of heights, spinal injuries, severe cardiovascular disease, panic attacks, and motion sickness.