Where to train in Vienna?
Parkour spots in Vienna
You don’t need a gym for parkour – the whole city is your training ground. Here are places in Vienna where we and the wider scene train, from the Donaukanal to the Donauinsel (Danube Island), all easy to reach by public transport.
Places to train
Where to train parkour in Vienna
Ordinary public spaces with good walls, steps and railings. Our classes run outdoors all year round, winter included, and when it rains we train at a covered spot. The places where we hold our classes are marked “Where we train”.
1010 1st district · Innere Stadt
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Wellenspot
Where we train U4 Stadtpark, Johannesgasse exit
One of our class spots, right by the U-Bahn exit at Stadtpark. The name (“wave spot”) comes from its curved, wave-shaped surfaces. Central and just a few minutes from the city centre.
Good for: flow, balance, short sessions
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Donaukanal
U1/U4 Schwedenplatz
The urban heart of Vienna’s parkour scene since the 2000s. Kilometres of steps, walls, railings, bridges and platforms, especially between Schwedenplatz and Urania. It gets busy here: watch out for people out walking and for the cycle path.
Good for: runs, vaults, railings
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1030 3rd district · Landstraße
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Landstraße church
Where we train U3/U4 Landstraße, towards Kolonitzplatz
One of our class spots, by St. Othmar’s church on Kolonitzplatz in the 3rd district.
Good for: classes, technique
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Rochusgasse
Where we train U3 Rochusgasse
One of our class spots, right by the U3 station Rochusgasse on Landstraßer Hauptstraße.
Good for: classes, technique
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Rabenhof
Where we train U3 Kardinal-Nagl-Platz
One of our class spots, at the Rabenhof in Erdberg, a large council housing estate with many courtyards. Please be considerate of the residents.
Good for: classes, technique
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1070 7th district · Neubau
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Puls 4 Spot
Where we train U2 Museumsquartier, first courtyard at the MQ
One of our class spots, right by the MuseumsQuartier in the first courtyard. Central, quick to reach from the U-Bahn and a regular meeting point for our groups.
Good for: classes, technique, beginners
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Siebensternpark
Where we train U3 Neubaugasse
One of our class spots, in the small park on Siebensternplatz in the heart of Neubau.
Good for: classes, technique
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MuseumsQuartier
U2 Museumsquartier or U2/U3 Volkstheater
Smooth stone surfaces, raised platforms and low walls in the middle of the city. Lots of tourists during the day, quieter in the evening. Be considerate of visitors and the cafés and bars in the courtyard.
Good for: precision, balance, landings
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Andreaspark („Andipark“)
U3 Zieglergasse
One of the busiest spots in the city and a great place for beginners. Compact, central and easy to get to – a good place for your first training sessions on your own after a class.
Good for: beginners
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1090 9th district · Alsergrund
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Schottentor
Where we train U2 Schottentor
One of our class spots, a few minutes’ walk from the U2 station Schottentor in the Rossau area, towards Wasagasse.
Good for: classes, technique
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Spittelau
Where we train Covered U4/U6 Spittelau
Our bad-weather spot: when it rains, we often train here because it stays dry. Heads-up: it’s really hard to find, so allow a few extra minutes and be there on time.
Good for: rainy days, classes, technique
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1150 15th district · Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus
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Schwendermarkt
Where we train Between U6/U3 Westbahnhof and U4 Schönbrunn
One of our class spots, on Schwarzer-Adler-Platz in Schwendergasse. Easy to reach from two U-Bahn lines and a regular meeting point for our groups in the west of the city.
Good for: classes, technique, beginners
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1220 22nd district · Donaustadt
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Donauinsel
U1 Donauinsel, Am Hubertusdamm exit
One of our coaches’ favourite spots on the Danube Island. Around the station exit you’ll find lots of small and medium steps, big stepped walls and wide lawns for running. About 700 metres downstream there’s a free outdoor training park with pull-up bars, parallel bars, wall bars and monkey bars. Plenty of space, ideal for larger groups.
Good for: beginners, groups, strength work on the bars
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You’ll find more spots in Vienna and around the world on movum.fyi. Last updated: October 2026. Spots change – if something’s no longer right, let us know.
Spot etiquette
So we stay welcome everywhere
- Be considerate: children playing, passers-by and local residents always come first.
- If someone asks you to leave, leave. Private property and residential courtyards are off limits.
- Don’t damage anything, leave no marks and take your rubbish with you.
- Test before you jump: check walls, edges and the ground. Almost everything is slippery when wet.
- Start small, warm up properly and never try anything you can’t land safely.
- Ideally, don’t train alone – especially when trying new moves.
Prefer training with a coach?
We’ll show you the spots
In our classes we train at different places around Vienna depending on the weather, for example at the Wellenspot by Stadtpark, the Puls 4 Spot at the MQ or Schwendermarkt. We always meet at a U-Bahn station, so you get to know the spots and learn the right technique at the same time.
