Vienna Event Radar

Every Friday until October 30 · 07:00

Vienna Running Collective – Friday #breakFAST

Prater Hauptallee, Kilometer 0, 1020

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What to expect

Vienna Running Collective meets every Friday at 7 am at kilometre zero of Prater Hauptallee by Praterstern for a fartlek session. Drills start at 6:45 am; there is no sign-up or membership fee. The October dates follow the published weekly schedule. The map pin marks the entrance to the avenue as a guide; confirm the meeting spot with the group.

Programme

Upcoming dates

  • Prater Hauptallee, Kilometer 0
  • Prater Hauptallee, Kilometer 0
  • Prater Hauptallee, Kilometer 0
  • Prater Hauptallee, Kilometer 0
  • Prater Hauptallee, Kilometer 0

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