A small Japanese garden laid out in the early 1990s by garden designer Ken Nakajima, born of the friendship between Döbling and the Tokyo district of Setagaya. You enter through a bamboo gate modelled on the Shugakuin garden in Kyoto; inside are a tea house and a stream that falls in cascades into a pond.
- Address
- Setagayapark, 1190 Wien
- Hours
- 1 Mar-30 Nov: March daily 07:00-18:00, April and September 07:00-20:00, May-August 07:00-21:00, October 07:00-19:00, November 07:00-17:00; closed 1 Dec-28 Feb and in wintry conditions (City of Vienna)
- Best time to go
- Morning, Afternoon · About 30 min
- Price
- Free
- Price level
- €
Details can change. Check hours and prices before you go.
Good to know
- Stay on the paths: the lawns and planted areas are off limits, and dogs are not allowed.
- It is closed all winter, so plan it for spring to autumn.