The path next crosses a mowed field on a broad hilltop, and you can see some of the city unfolding below. You’ll connect with residential streets only briefly before emerging at the edge of extensive hillside vineyards, with a nice view over southern Vienna. You’ll then pass by Kurpark Oberlaa, where you can take a side trip for nature-focused family attractions like ponds, gardens, and farm animal enclosures.

From there, the path goes farther into the countryside. You’ll walk a long stretch of dirt road with agriculture on either side. Next you’ll come to a small town along a creek, with a selection of wine taverns, guest houses, and restaurants. If you find yourself here at mealtime, you’re in luck.

The path then trends back into the city, but remains an off-street walkway for most of the distance, making the return to urban life a gradual one. You’ll still enjoy sounds of the creek and shade of vegetation as the path winds its way back to Altes Landgut.

Sources: https://www.wien.gv.at/umwelt/wald/freizeit/wandern/wege/wanderweg7.html https://www.wien.gv.at/umwelt/wald/erholung/laaerwald.html https://www.wien.gv.at/umwelt/parks/anlagen/kurparkoberlaa.html