How many bike-sharing stations are in Margareten (5th district)?

We currently list 18 WienMobil Rad stations inside the district bounds. Use the live map for real-time bike and dock counts.

Where can I rent a bike in Margareten (5th district)?

OpenStreetMap lists 20 rental or bicycle shop entries here. See the rentals map for opening hours and websites where published.

Is Margareten (5th district) good for tourists on a bike?

It depends on time of day and route choice—read the neighbourhood section above and favour car-free corridors like the Donaukanal, Ring or Prater.

Can I take a bike on public transport?

Many U-Bahn stations allow bikes off-peak; S-Bahn rules are more permissive. See our guide on bikes on the U-Bahn for details.

What replaced Citybike Wien?

WienMobil Rad (nextbike) replaced Citybike in 2022 and now covers all 23 districts. Our Citybike Wien page explains the change.

Cycling in Margareten (5th district)

Margareten feels residential and local: Matzleinsdorfer Platz transport hub, small parks and Gürtel access. Few tourists but excellent bike lanes toward Meidling and the centre. Good area to pick up a day rental on quieter streets.

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Landmarks & neighbourhood character

Notable spots include Matzleinsdorfer Platz, Nikolsdorf parish church, Gürtel crossings.

Recommended rides starting here

Gürtel southbound toward Schönbrunn.

Quiet side streets for cargo-bike cafés runs.

Quick connection to WienMobil docks at Südtiroler Platz.

Live stations & rentals in this district

Our map below lists 18 WienMobil Rad stations and 20 bike rental or shop locations (1 hire-focused, 19 general shops) currently inside Margareten (5th district). Counts come from GBFS and OpenStreetMap and refresh on each build.

For a city-wide view, open the stations and rentals pages; filters here use the district bounding box, so border docks may appear on adjacent Bezirk pages.

Practical tips

Ride predictably, signal turns and give tram passengers space at stops.

In summer, carry water and plan swimming stops if you head toward the Donauinsel.

Check WienMobil Rad tariffs before long rides—day caps differ for standard and e-bikes.

Map of this district

Bike-sharing stations here (18)

Heumühlgasse22 bikes · 0 docks
Mittersteig23 bikes · 0 docks
Bacherplatz19 bikes · 0 docks
Waldmüllerpark3 bikes · 9 docks
Karlsplatz U / TU Wien18 bikes · 0 docks
Amerlingstraße5 bikes · 7 docks
Arbeitergasse - Gürtel3 bikes · 15 docks
Mayerhofgasse12 bikes · 0 docks
Hartmanngasse 18 bikes · 5 docks
Loquaiplatz5 bikes · 14 docks
Reinprechtsdorfer Brücke10 bikes · 10 docks
Siebenbrunnenplatz18 bikes · 2 docks

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Rentals & shops here (20)

CiclopiaBike shop
Stiegengasse 20
Fahrrad + SkiBike shop
Linke Wienzeile 128
Cooperative FahrradBike shop
Gumpendorfer Straße 111
Das RadhausBike shop
Mittersteig 4
StadtradlerBike shop
Frankenberggasse 2-4
FahrradmeisterBike shop
Margaretenstraße 32
Argus ShopBike shop
Frankenberggasse 11
Willinger Peugeot FahrräderBike shop
Mollardgasse 20
RadpunktBike shop
Schmalzhofgasse 10
Heavy PedalsBike rental
Am Hundsturm 1

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Frequently asked questions

How many bike-sharing stations are in Margareten (5th district)?: We currently list 18 WienMobil Rad stations inside the district bounds. Use the live map for real-time bike and dock counts.
Where can I rent a bike in Margareten (5th district)?: OpenStreetMap lists 20 rental or bicycle shop entries here. See the rentals map for opening hours and websites where published.
Is Margareten (5th district) good for tourists on a bike?: It depends on time of day and route choice—read the neighbourhood section above and favour car-free corridors like the Donaukanal, Ring or Prater.
Can I take a bike on public transport?: Many U-Bahn stations allow bikes off-peak; S-Bahn rules are more permissive. See our guide on bikes on the U-Bahn for details.
What replaced Citybike Wien?: WienMobil Rad (nextbike) replaced Citybike in 2022 and now covers all 23 districts. Our Citybike Wien page explains the change.