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Travelblog -Austria Part- 6



                                                  Wiener Prater
In the morning , at around 8 a.m. we went on a fun journey to Wiener Prater, first took a     
 tram and then a train which goes to Wiener Prater Station .
  
Arriving at desination --Woohooo!
   When we entered through the gates we saw a giant Ferris wheel in the front .

Where the fun begins
On the right, there is a planetarium , as we walked towards the planetarium, we saw on the 
tiles of the path names of people written on the ground . 

Planetarium

 On the left side there is Madame Tassau Museum .
Madame Tassau Museum

As we went further ahead we had a ride in the rollercoster , it was really exciting and scary . 
Ride if you dare
Then there was a big slide where you put your feet in the sack and that makes you come 
down really quick .

Slippy Slidy

We also had a ride in the Prater turm where you defy gravity , that was an excellent 
experience . 
Defy the gravity
Then there is a horror train , zombie zone , bumper cars , racing track for kids and many 
more rides .


Zombie zone
 Inside the Wiener Prater there is a big park with a sandpit , slides , pirate ship and a swing for children .


Fun in the park
                                                                                                                           
There is also a Skate boarding park .

Skate boarding park
 If you are tired, there is a train which goes all around Wiener Prater .
Liliputbahn Wiener prater

 If you want to have a drink or to eat there are many coffee shops and ice cream bars . 

Ice cream shop 
It was a really exciting trip.Yaaay!!!.
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