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Thrills at a height of 165 metres
Danube Tower slide - Europe's highest slide offers thrills
Discover the new thrill on Europe's highest slide at the Danube Tower!
Glide from a height of 165 metres over a 40 metre long track to the viewing level at a height of 150 metres. You can reach a speed of up to 18 km/h in just 7-9 seconds.
The Danube Tower slide guarantees thrills and lots of fun for young and old! Ready for an extraordinary experience? Climb aboard and experience the Danube Tower from a new perspective - an unforgettable adventure awaits you!
The installation took place on 3 October 2023 in a spectacular helicopter operation and gives the Viennese landmark a new, temporary silhouette.
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Donauturm Slide
Installing of the slide
Cockpit des Hubschraubers
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