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Motorikpark

Huge playground for kids and grown-ups with focus on physical exercising and enhancing coordination. There is no shade in the hot season.

Address: 22., Süßenbrunner Straße 101
Getting there: 24A, 86A Breitenleer Straße/Arnikaweg
Hours: Nov-Feb: daily 08:00-16:30, Mar: daily 08:00-18:00, Apr-Aug: daily 08:00-20:00, Sep-Oct: daily 08:00-19:00
Price: Free
Website: motorikpark-wien.at (opens in a new tab)

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