The site was historically part of the estate owned by Philipp von Cobenzl in the late 18th century.
The area is situated along the 'Stadtwanderweg 2', a designated Vienna city hiking trail that traverses the surrounding vineyards.
The current architectural design emphasizes transparency to ensure unobstructed views toward the St. Stephen's Cathedral in the city center.
The hill is a geological transition zone between the Alps and the Carpathian Mountains.
Cobenzl Aussicht is a prominent hillside observation point located on the Latisberg mountain in Vienna's 19th district. The lookout provides a panoramic perspective of the Danube river, the city skyline, and the surrounding vineyards of the Wienerwald. The site underwent a significant revitalization completed in 2023, modernizing the surrounding facilities while maintaining the historical connection to the area's wine-growing heritage. The location serves as the centerpiece of the 'Weitsicht Cobenzl' complex, which integrates dining and event spaces into the scenic overlook. Visitors reach the elevation of approximately 380 meters to access the expansive viewing terrace.
The glass-fronted edge of the main viewing terrace facing directly southeast toward the city.
Combine the visit with a walk through the neighboring Grinzing vineyards.
Bring a light jacket as the elevation causes temperatures to be lower and windier than in the city center.
Check the event calendar for private bookings at the Weitsicht complex, as parts of the terrace may be restricted during functions.
Do not rely on the location being empty during weekend afternoons, as it is a popular destination for local families.
The outdoor viewing area remains accessible to the public independently of the restaurant's operational status.