Vienna
Vienna’s vineyards offer more than a single type of outing. Choose the hills around 1190 Wien or Eichelhofweg for scenic walks and city panoramas, central Schwarzenbergplatz for a quick taste of local wine culture, or Grinzing for a relaxed Heuriger meal with garden space.
For tastings and cellar visits, check opening arrangements before travelling, especially when planning a family visit, a private event or a stop at a smaller winery.
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#1Nussdorfer Weinberge is a scenic spot in Vienna’s 19th district, appealing to walkers who want vineyard landscapes together with a broad city outlook. The route leads towards elevated views over the vineyards, the Danube and Vienna, making it especially rewarding for a hike or leisurely outdoor excursion.
Its setting is best approached as a landscape destination rather than a staffed wine-tasting venue.
#2Apricot garden among Vienna vineyards
Bernreiters Marillengartl is a farm and wine destination in Vienna’s Jedlersdorf area, set among vineyards at the foot of Bisamberg. Its small garden beneath apricot trees creates an unusually peaceful setting, with open views, sunset atmosphere and the feel of an authentic Viennese wine tavern.
Wine is the central draw, including Wiener Gemischter Satz and other estate-produced bottles available directly from the winery. The location suits a relaxed stop after a walk through the vineyards, a glass outdoors in fine weather or a private celebration arranged with the family business.
#3Weinberge Perchtoldsdorf offers an open vineyard landscape around Elisabethstraße, just beyond Vienna in Perchtoldsdorf. The area is well suited to a run, a relaxed walk, or a photography outing, with the cultivated slopes providing a simple rural break from the city.
It is a landscape-led destination rather than a clearly defined tasting venue, making the surrounding scenery the main attraction.
#4Kleinster Weingarten Wiens is a tiny vineyard display directly in front of the house at Schwarzenbergplatz, in central Vienna. Around 60 vines produce roughly 50 bottles a year of Wiener Gemischter Satz, Vienna’s distinctive field blend.
It is best suited to a brief city-centre stop and a glimpse of local wine culture, rather than a conventional tasting or drinking visit.
Summary
| # | Business | Rating | Reviews | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Nussdorfer Weinberge | 4.8 | 74 | Scenic walks and city views |
| #2 | Bernreiters Marillengartl | 4.8 | 48 | — |
| #3 | Weinberge Perchtoldsdorf | 4.8 | 49 | Outdoor exercise and vineyard scenery |
| #4 | Kleinster Weingarten Wiens | 4.4 | 7 | A quick urban wine-culture stop |
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Use the map to compare the vineyard hills of Vienna’s 19th district with nearby Perchtoldsdorf and Klosterneuburg. The central Schwarzenbergplatz stop is convenient for a short city itinerary, while Grinzing, Eichelhofweg and Cobenzlgasse suit longer walks or meals. Check the route and opening details before setting out, as distances and visit formats vary considerably.
Nussdorfer Weinberge and the vineyard paths near Eichelhofweg are strong choices for outdoor scenery and city outlooks. They suit walking and relaxed exploration rather than a formal tasting, so wear suitable shoes and allow time for slopes and changing weather.
BioWeinbau Obermann in Grinzing combines organic wines with Viennese food in a Heuriger setting. Indoor and outdoor seating, a buffet and a playground make it useful for families or relaxed groups. Confirm current opening arrangements before travelling.
Yes. Kleinster Weingarten Wiens near Schwarzenbergplatz works as a short city-centre stop, while Schlumberger Kellerwelten offers a more structured indoor visit with a self-guided format and tasting options. Check the visit details first so the experience matches your available time.
Some smaller wineries and cellar-door venues are better suited to advance planning, and the need to reserve can vary by day, group size and event type. Contact the venue before setting out, particularly for tastings, private events or visits outside regular opening hours.
BioWeingut Hauerhof 99 in Klosterneuburg combines accommodation with a winery, local food and outdoor space. Apartments with kitchens make longer stays practical, while the garden and orchard provide room to relax. Confirm availability and the current hospitality offer directly.
