Stadtwanderweg 5: Bisamberg
From Stammersdorf up the Bisamberg, past the Magdalenenhof and back over the Falkenberg. Up top the view runs out across the Marchfeld; below lie the Heurigen of Stammersdorf.
The trail can be walked straight from the browser, with nothing to install: the map follows along, and the chapters name the neighbourhood you are crossing. More telling than the kilometres is the doorstep — this is how living looks where the trail runs.
- Start & finish
- Stammersdorf (Straßenbahn 31, Endstation) — a loop
- Stamp point
- Magdalenenhof, Senderstraße 127, 1210 Vienna — for the hiking pass
- Official page
- City of Vienna trail description ↗
Route geometry: City of Vienna Open Data (CC BY 4.0), length and ascent measured from that line; the City's own figures are rounded. Signposted on site — we have not walked every trail ourselves.
Walk this trail with VLM — live on the map →The route sits on the map and moves with you; chapters tell you which neighbourhood you are crossing. Your location stays on your device. Often without reception out there? Add this page to your home screen — once opened, the trail stays readable offline.
Download the GPX (route with elevation) for your watch or Komoot.
The trail in chapters
- 1Start: Stammersdorf (Straßenbahn 31, Endstation)The opening stays flat: barely any height change over the first 2.1 km. 10.3 km in total; the City of Vienna reckons 3 to 4 hours.
- 2Gerasdorf GrenzePart of this counts among Vienna's officially designated quiet areas ("Landschaftsschutzgebiet Floridsdorf").
- 3The highest pointThe summit sits at about 334 m. Across the whole trail some 200 m of ascent add up — which is why it takes longer than the kilometres suggest.
- 4Finish: Stammersdorf (Straßenbahn 31, Endstation)Back where you started: the loop closes here, and the same public transport you came on takes you home. Along the way lay Gerasdorf Grenze, each neighbourhood with its own Living Score.
The chapters are the housing lens on the official trail: what is measured for the neighbourhood you are crossing. We have not walked the trail ourselves.
Wine along the way
Within 250 metres of the official route line, OpenStreetMap lists 26 Heurigen, Buschenschanken and wineries (queried on 14 October 2026) — here in the order of the trail, each at the kilometre from the start where the trail passes closest. Opening times, and who has the branch out, are not part of it.
- km 0.9–1.2Weinhof Reichl · Weingut Gerhard Klager · Weinheuriger Falkenberg · Winzerhof Leopold · Presshaus
- km 2.0Buschenschank In den Gabrissen
- km 2.3–3.0Buschenschank Zum Gustl · Keller zum Postfuchs · Tom's Torkelkeller · Buschenschank Fam. Kammerer jun. · Buschenschank Zum Hexenhaus · Heuriger Helmut Krenek · Weinbau Sackl · Ausblick.Wien - Weingut Höfler · Der Weingarten · Weinhandwerk Bio-Weingut & Buschenschank · Weinbau Reichbacher
- km 9.0Marillengartl
- km 9.5–9.6Heuriger Wieninger · Buschenschank Biohof N°5 · Dorfgasthaus Eisenheld · Weinhof Sammer · Buschenschank Komada
- km 10.0–10.2Schmidt · Buschenschank Helm · Heuriger Hannes Reinbacher
Living along the trail
Frequently asked
How long is Stadtwanderweg 5?
The City of Vienna states about 10.3 kilometres and 3 to 4 hours on foot. Measured from the official route line it comes to 10.34 km with 201 metres of ascent. It is signposted throughout.
How much climbing is there on Stadtwanderweg 5?
About 201 metres of ascent and 199 metres of descent, between 164 and 334 metres above sea level. Gentle undulation rather than a climb.
Where does Stadtwanderweg 5 start?
At Stammersdorf (Straßenbahn 31, Endstation) in the 21 (Floridsdorf) district — and it ends there too: it is a loop. Reachable by public transport, which is the idea behind all the city hiking trails.
Where is the stamp point on Stadtwanderweg 5?
According to the City of Vienna: Magdalenenhof, Senderstraße 127, 1210 Vienna. That is where you collect the stamp for the hiking pass; the City lists opening times on its page for the trail.
Can I follow the trail live on my phone?
Yes, straight in the browser with nothing to install: open the trail in Vienna Living Map and start it — the route sits on the map and shows where you are as you walk, with the neighbourhoods as chapters along the way. Your location stays on your device and is never sent anywhere.
What is it like to live along this trail?
The trail starts in Stammersdorf and passes Gerasdorf Grenze. The strongest Living Score along the way is 88 out of 100.
Are there Heurigen along city hiking trail 5?
Yes: within 250 metres of the official route line, OpenStreetMap lists 26 Heurigen, Buschenschanken and wineries (queried on 14 October 2026). Opening times — and who has the branch out — are not part of Vienna Living Map.
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