Lakes around Raasdorf offer a variety of water-based activities, primarily centered on angling and recreation. While Raasdorf itself features a notable gravel pond known for its diverse fish population, the broader region of Lower Austria and Vienna provides access to larger water bodies. These include areas suitable for swimming, watersports, and nature observation. The landscape around Raasdorf is characterized by its proximity to the Danube and its associated oxbow lakes and recreational areas.
Last updated: July 7, 2026
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The Lusthauswasser is an idyllic still body of water in the Wiener Prater – a remnant of a former Danube side arm and part of the natural floodplain forest network away from the regulated Danube Canal. The tranquil scenery between trees and water makes it a beautiful spot for relaxed walks or bike tours through the green oasis in the middle of the city. Nature lovers and birdwatchers in particular will find a quiet retreat here with rich flora and fauna.
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It's a great facility. Here you can swim in the summer and relax away from the hustle and bustle of the city center.
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Viewing the Danube and seeing the geography of the land as it changes through time.
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At the very south of the Prater is the "Lusthauswasser" watercourse. Here, several water birds live in their natural habitat.
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One of the few places with deep shadows along Alte Donau. Perfect for taking a rest and a swim on really hot days.
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Beautiful, the old arms of the Danube and the venerable forests!
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Idyllic place to stay, not recommended in strong heat, had no Bankerl and shady spot in sight
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The immediate area around Raasdorf is known for its gravel ponds and oxbow lakes, with a prominent 5-hectare gravel pond primarily popular for angling. The broader region of Lower Austria and Vienna offers access to larger water bodies suitable for swimming, watersports, and nature observation, including parts of the Danube and its associated recreational areas.
Yes, the gravel pond located between Groß-Enzersdorf and Raasdorf is particularly popular for anglers. It boasts a rich fish population, including pike, carp, rainbow trout, whitefish, catfish (Waller), and zander. Access is available from Wolfgang Mühlwanger Straße in Vienna 22.
Several lakes and areas offer family-friendly options. The Meadow at the Alte Donau provides free access to the water with shaded areas and seating. The Gänsehäufel (Goose Islet) is a large bathing facility with beaches, wave pools, sports pools, a water play garden, and playgrounds. For watersports, the Wakeboard Lift Neue Donau is also family-friendly.
The Old Danube Oxbow at Schönau, Donau-Auen National Park is a notable river and lake area known for its wildlife. Visitors can observe swans, gray and great egrets, and even cranes, making it a great spot for nature enthusiasts.
While Raasdorf itself doesn't have widely recognized recreational lakes for swimming, the broader region offers options. The Meadow at the Alte Donau provides free access to the Old Danube for relaxation and swimming. The Gänsehäufel (Goose Islet) is a large bathing facility with multiple beaches and pools.
There are numerous cycling opportunities. For touring cyclists, routes like the 'Marchfeld Canal Border Path – Marchfeld Canal loop' or 'Seestadt Aspern Lake – Meadow at the Alte Donau loop' are available. You can find more details and routes on the Cycling around Raasdorf guide.
Yes, you can find several running trails. Options include loops around Seestadt like 'Himmelteich in Seestadt – Aspern Lake, Seestadt loop from Aspern Nord' or 'Himmelteich in Seestadt – Seestadt Aspern loop from Seestadt'. For more running routes, refer to the Running Trails around Raasdorf guide.
Visitors appreciate the diverse recreational opportunities. Many enjoy the natural settings for wildlife observation, such as at the Old Danube Oxbow at Schönau. Others value the clear waters and green spaces for relaxation, like at Seestadt Aspern Lake, or the extensive facilities for swimming and family fun at places like the Gänsehäufel.
Yes, Seestadt Aspern Lake features a promenade. It's known for its clear water and green waterfront facilities, making it a popular meeting place for walks and relaxation.
Yes, the Wakeboard Lift Neue Donau is located on the Danube Island near the A23 motorway bridge. It offers opportunities for wakeboarding and water skiing, with parking and a restaurant available nearby.
Many areas around the lakes offer easy walking paths. The Meadow at the Alte Donau has reinforced paths and benches, suitable for relaxed strolls. The promenade at Seestadt Aspern Lake also provides an easy walking environment.


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