≈ 35 min awayErnst-Happel-Stadion- Distance
- 2.6 km

Commuters and runners rely on this artificial strip of parkland, treating the flood barrier as an unbroken training corridor free from street crossings.
The territory forms a narrow artificial barrier set between the main river and the relief channel. Planners created the entire landmass as an extensive water management system to shield urban districts from major Danube floods. This structural origin means the terrain has no regular car traffic, creating an uninterrupted corridor for long-distance running, cycling, and outdoor recreation.
Long-term residents encounter a unique spatial layout where vast open lawns and waterfront paths stretch across multiple districts without commercial development. Because the land was built purely for flood defense and public leisure, permanent housing and commercial centers do not exist on the strip. Everyday life requires crossing the bridges back into residential quarters for basic grocery shopping and services.
No free-housing hosts here yet — the nearest city with them:
Munich
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