Waldmüllerpark, Public park in Favoriten district, Vienna, Austria.
Waldmüllerpark is a green space in Vienna's Favoriten district situated between Landgutgasse and Dampfgasse. The site preserves cemetery elements such as old walls and stone structures at its entrances.
The park was created in 1923, replacing the Matzleinsdorfer Cemetery that had existed since 1784. This transformation marked a significant shift in how this location was used.
The park honors painter Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller through its name, reflecting his artistic legacy. Visitors can notice historical grave markers in the memorial area that connect to the site's earlier purpose.
The park includes a designated dog zone, children's play areas, and outdoor seating throughout the grounds. Public restrooms are available, making it easy for visitors to spend time here comfortably.
A small collection of graves honoring notable individuals rests in a secluded wooded section within the park. This quiet area can be accessed through the Vienna City Gardens for those interested in exploring it.
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