Monza

In Liesing, in the south of Vienna, the Monza Kartbahn bills itself as the largest indoor karting hall in the city. The five-hundred-metre track runs over two levels, on racing asphalt in the basement and on concrete upstairs, driven by high-performance electric karts. The venue claims the fastest electric track in Vienna, for nervy, quiet driving.

The two-level layout, with its changes of surface and relief, breaks from the ordinary and calls for adapting lap after lap. Fully indoors, the track runs in all weather, and the electric karts offer immediate acceleration prized by beginners and regulars alike. It is an easy-going sporting outing, easy to reach in the south of the capital.

Liesing is the twenty-third district of Vienna, on the edge of the Vienna Woods, the Wienerwald, which marks the western boundary of the city. The leafy, residential district stays well served from the centre. The Monza Kartbahn adds a dose of indoor electric motorsport, welcome for an active outing without leaving Vienna. The combination of two levels, two surfaces and electric karts among the fastest in Vienna gives demanding driving that appeals to regulars, and the location in Liesing, on the edge of the Vienna Woods, makes it one of the easiest halls to reach from the south and west of the capital, in all weather.