Our facility is located on one of the most valuable pieces of land in Vienna. Our sports fields are spread over 135,000 m² in a spacious, well-kept park surrounded by old trees.

Our goal is to create perfect conditions for athletes to enjoy their favourite pastime. Relaxed sporting activities in beautiful surroundings, just a stone's throw away from the city centre.

Our philosophy is to offer perfect sports facilities, in a well-kept ambience, at fair prices, affordable for all. We also place a high value on safety and cleanliness.

We hope that all those who already know us will be satisfied with what the Sportcenter Donaucity has to offer and that all those who don't know us yet will be curious enough to come by for a game of tennis or a football match with friends.

We also have plenty of sports courts for beach volleyball, basketball and padel tennis and other sports. You can play many sports all year around - outdoors and indoors.

Of course, you can also organise your tournaments with us. Private tournaments or as a company event. We are happy to support you and for overnight stays there is our guest house in the park.

We are looking forward to having you as our guest!

The sports centre was established in 1959 with the conclusion of a lease agreement between the Austrian Federal Railways and the municipality of Vienna. In 1960, sports operations began with 9 tennis courts, a football pitch and an athletics facility. From the beginning, there was infrastructure in the form of changing rooms and service buildings. In the following years, the facility was constantly modernised. From 2000 onwards, the sports centre was expanded with artificial turf courts, a hall for tennis on sand, a multifunctional artificial turf hall, beach volleyball courts, floodlights and a restaurant.

PICTURES OF THE CHANGE

Here you can find a PDF document (only in German) that documents the development of the area near the Danube and the history of the Donaucity sports centre in detail with pictures and texts.

Click here - foray through the history of Donaucity