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Vogelsangberg

Vienna

Vogelsangberg, Vienna (Historic sites)
Fig. 01Vogelsangberg© Michael Kranewitter, Vienna · CC BY 2.5
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About Vogelsangberg

At 516 meters (1,693 feet), Vogelsangberg is the third-highest mountain in Vienna. It sits in the 19th district, Döbling, near the border with Lower Austria. The steep, wooded summit lies in the Grinzing part of the district and belongs geologically to the sandstone zone of the Eastern Alps. You can reach the mountain on various hiking trails that connect it with Hermannskogel, Kahlenberg, and Latisberg. One special highlight is the rare summit ash forest, where common ash grows alongside wych elm and sycamore maple. The name probably derives from old signal fire sites, which lends the place an interesting historical touch.

Based on the article “Vogelsangberg” from the German Wikipedia, summarized and rephrased by a language modelLicense CC BY-SA 4.0
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Vienna, Austria
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Döbling
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48.27310° N · 16.31080° E
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What is the Vogelsangberg in Vienna?

At 516 meters, the Vogelsangberg is the third-highest mountain in Vienna. It lies in the 19th district, Döbling, near the border with Lower Austria. The steep, wooded summit is in the Grinzing part of the district and, geologically, belongs to the sandstone zone of the Eastern Alps. travelguide195 lists the Vogelsangberg in the Historic Sites category.

How did the Vogelsangberg in Vienna get its name?

The name of the Vogelsangberg in Vienna's Döbling district is thought to derive from old signal fire sites. This origin gives the 516-meter mountain in the Grinzing part of the district a historic touch.

How do you get to the summit of the Vogelsangberg in Vienna?

You can reach the Vogelsangberg in Vienna via several hiking trails. They connect the mountain in the 19th district, Döbling, with the Hermannskogel, the Kahlenberg, and the Latisberg, so you can easily work it into a longer hike.

What is special about the ash forest at the summit of the Vogelsangberg?

A rare ash forest grows on the summit of the Vogelsangberg in Vienna. Besides the common ash, you'll also find wych elms and sycamore maples there. This summit forest is considered a special attraction of the 516-meter mountain in Döbling.

What can you see around the Vogelsangberg in Vienna?

Near the Vogelsangberg in Vienna's Döbling district, travelguide195 lists two historic sites within one kilometer. The Kreuzeiche is about 330 meters away, and the Agnesbründl is about 970 meters away. You can easily combine both with a hike up the Vogelsangberg.

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