Vienna in 14th place: The best cities for running fans in Europe!

Vienna in 14th place: The best cities for running fans in Europe!

Wien, Österreich - More and more people are discovering the fascination of running in European cities. This trend, known as "runseeing", enables travelers to not only visit the most beautiful cities in the world, but also to explore actively. The online travel provider Weloveholidays has published a comprehensive ranking of the 15 best cities for jogging in Europe, which is based on factors such as the range of running routes, parks, events, climate and vertical meters. Oe24 reports that in this list the 14th place.

The top positions in the ranking are characterized by impressive numbers. Stockholm leads with 469 running routes and 31 parks, which offers a beautiful backdrop. Paris follows the second best city with 181 parks, including some of the best known, and fascinates through a cultural-rich running environment. Dublin, third place, offers over 190 running routes and the opportunity to relax in a pub after jogging.

ranking of the best running cities in Europe

• 1. Stockholm, Sweden: 469 running routes, 31 parks, average temperature: 7.3 ° C
• 2. Paris, France: 181 Parks, 59 running routes, height difference: 165 meters
• 3. Dublin, Ireland: over 190 running routes, height difference: 133 meters
• 4. Berlin, Germany
• 5. Prague, Czech Republic
• 6. Copenhagen, Denmark
• 7. Warsaw, Poland
• 8. Hamburg, Germany
• 9. Munich, Germany
• 10. Budapest, Hungary
• 11. Brussels, Belgium
• 12. Bremen, Germany
• 13. Milan, Italy
• 14. Vienna, Austria: 77 running routes, 41 parks, average temperature: 10.9 ° C, height difference: 485 meters
• 15. Bucharest, Romania

Wiener runners can fall back on 77 listed running routes. The city is characterized by 41 parks, which means 6th place in this category. With an average temperature of 10.9 degrees, the city is a pleasant destination for running enthusiasts. While the official ranking lists a height difference of 485 meters, experts indicate that this value is realistically lower, at around 393 meters. The Hermannskogel, the highest point in Vienna at 544 meters, offers challenging gradients, while the routes along the Danube are flat and ideal for beginners.

runseeing and its advantages

The runseeing trend is not only a way to increase fitness, but also a creative way to discover cities. Like the analysis of Freizeit.at shows not only health advantages in the city, but also the opportunity to experience the environment in a new, exciting way. The best time for this is often in the morning when the air is fresh and the streets are less revitalized.

For travel -loving travelers who want to integrate the best running events into European cities, there are offers for the alarm function of Trophy Runners . This allows users to be notified if new running events are planned near them. This makes the running vacation even more exciting and individual.