Another photo of the Danube, this time on a sunless afternoon. Despite the gloomy appearance of the surrounding, sails weren't discouraged.

Yachts, sailboats and paddle boats are available for rent by the Danube's bank. I am not entirely sure how far do their sails stretch. Though there are smaller cruise ships that travels around Vienna via the Donaukanal or the bigger ones cruising onto Budapest and near cities.

The Danube at night, since skyrise buildings have been built near it, the lights give off a nice background.

Below, you'd see the train tracks and the U6 station Neue Donau. (literally New Danube) This station along with other stations, coming from Spittelau until Floridsdorf are relatively new, built in 1996 compared to the other stations existing since 1898.

The Neue Donau was also constructed to avoid flooding of the then 21st district. It was at the same time developed into a family fun park area where sports, swimming, cycling, grilling or simply naked sunbathing is possible. The Donauturm was also erected in the area, a revolving restaurant at 160 metres high where Vienna could be seen.