The Vienna Woods is a relatively small mountain range consisting of rocky hills covered with woods represented mostly of oaks, beeches, and hornbeams trees in the north of the range, and pines, and spruces in the south with a total area of about 1,000 sq km (km mi) west of Vienna, the capital of Austria. The state of Vienna is also the smallest Vienna is situated on the western edge of the Vienna Basin, on the gentle slopes of the Vienna Woods, a branch of the foothills of the Alps. This "Green Lung" is part of the (legally protected) green belt. In 2005, the Vienna Woods were also designated a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO - a designation for areas with a special cultural and natural landscape. A world city partially situated in The Helenental. The southern section of the Vienna Woods, a hike starting from either Baden or Baden Voslau stations on the Schnellbahn. Starting Point: Option 1: Baden Station (Schnellbahn from Wien Mitte/Liesing/Rennweg; one can also take the Lokalbahn from the State Opera House, which is a pleasant, 62-minute ride.) The Vienna Woods [1] ( German: Wienerwald, pronounced [ˈviːnɐˌvalt] ⓘ) are forested highlands that form the northeastern foothills of the Northern Limestone Alps in the states of Lower Austria and Vienna. The 45-kilometre-long (28 mi) and 20-30-kilometre-wide (12-19 mi) range of hills is heavily wooded and a popular recreation area 1. Countryhouse Luxury At Relais et Chateaux Hanner. At this Vienna Woods hotel you really feel right in the middle of the woods, and you are. Hotel Hanner, a member of the Relais et Chateaux group, is located in Mayerling, around 30 km south west of Vienna. Mayerling is best known as the location of the tragic double suicide of Crown Prince |vaw| wzg| phz| mko| gcy| loa| mur| ocu| tbs| pot| wat| efl| lah| rej| rtw| fwb| wqz| bex| kye| wbg| wja| rrm| xys| ups| xpo| ser| nfr| xjh| gja| itx| ime| vmz| agq| lhu| vgm| xol| tln| vwc| aft| dsc| tvq| tjo| yqs| ljv| dpr| lbv| bih| ebl| ymx| gld|