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· Neusiedlersee
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The Bühlgründe playground is a popular meeting point for families because children can play and romp around to their heart's content while their parents enjoy a little break. In a quiet location and surrounded by plenty of greenery, it offers children of all ages ample space, and the play equipment provides varied entertainment, inviting swinging, climbing, and playing. The expansive meadow, which is perfect for ball games, tag, or picnics, is particularly popular. Benches near the play area offer seating for resting, chatting, or simply enjoying a sunny afternoon. The recreational facility is lovingly designed and is regularly maintained, ensuring a safe and pleasant stay. Directly located on the Neusiedler See cycling path (B10), the Bühlgründe playground is also a popular resting spot thanks to a drinking water well and is accessible year-round.
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Bühlgründe playground - freely accessible all year round
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Playground Bühlgründe
7100 Neusiedl am See
+43 2167 2300 http://www.neusiedlamsee.at/gemeinde E-mail: rathaus@neusiedlamsee.at
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