FAQs about the Gourmet Mile

Cycling is not permitted on the 1st Vienna Aqueduct Trail. Our tip: the Weingarten Cycle Path runs parallel to the aqueduct and can therefore be used to bypass the ‘Genussmeile’ without any disruption – or, even better, as a leisurely route to reach it.

Along this 10 km-long leisure trail, there’s naturally something to suit everyone’s tastes! For a relaxed stroll with the family and a pushchair, we recommend the ‘Mach’s da gmiadlich’ section between Bad Vöslau and Sooß-Baden. This section is well suited to pushchairs in terms of both gradients and the condition of the path. For wheelchair users, the section between Bad Vöslau and Sooß offers a largely flat route.

Of course, your four-legged friend is welcome to come along too. However, for the sake of all visitors, we ask that you comply with the dog ownership regulations and recommend that you use a lead and a muzzle.

There’s no such thing as bad weather – only the wrong kit! Equipped with the right footwear and rainwear, you can explore the ‘Genussmeile’ even when the sun isn’t shining! In this case, the stalls will be open from 12 noon to 5 pm, with a limited range of goods on offer. There are no plans for a long weekend.

One thing is quite clear: we recommend using public transport to ensure a relaxed and hassle-free visit! You can find all the detailed information on how to get here in the travel information section.

Empty glasses, bottles and rubbish do not belong in the meadows and vineyards. Please hand in empty bottles and glasses at the nearest stall and dispose of your rubbish in the bins provided.

You can find all the information you need about travelling by coach summarised in the travel information section.

We’d be delighted if you were to plan your visit with friends, colleagues and so on! How about, for example, our gift vouchers, which you can purchase in advance from the Baden Tourist Information Centre, the Gumpoldskirchen Tourist Office, Freigut Thallern and City Management Mödling?

At Freigut Thallern, special tasting packages are available.

Please note that most stalls only accept cash. Card payments (debit cards) are not usually accepted. However, there are cash machines available in the surrounding towns along the food and drink promenade.