"12 Hours LiDo": Vienna City Hiking Day in Floridsdorf and Donaustadt

Under the motto "12 Hours LiDo," the city of Vienna is organizing an urban city hiking day on October 18, dedicated to walking. The route covers around 50 kilometers along the district borders of Floridsdorf and Donaustadt – with starting points at twelve stamp stations. Participation is free, and no registration is required.

Diverse route with nature and city moments

Those who do not wish to complete the entire route can also tackle individual sections. After collecting three stamps, small goodies await the participants – those who reach all twelve stations receive a surprise gift and are inducted into the "LiDo Hall of Fame."

The route combines recreational areas, urban development zones, and charming districts: From the Danube Island over the Marchfeld Canal to Bisamberg with panoramic views, through the Norbert-Scheed-Wald to Seestadt Aspern and the wine cellars of Stammersdorf – the route offers insights into the green, urban, and unknown Vienna on the left bank of the Danube.

"We are pleased about new footpaths, squares, and parks in our districts and hope that many people will participate in the big city hiking day," explained district leaders Georg Papai (Floridsdorf) and Ernst Nevrivy (Donaustadt).

Accompaniment along the "LiDo" route

The hike is supervised between 8:00 AM and 8:00 PM. At the stamp stations, hiking maps and stamp passes are distributed free of charge. The maps also contain information on drinking fountains, public restrooms, dining options, and accessible sections.

All information and the exact route can be found here

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