Editing Vienna (section)

=== Other sports ===
Other [[sports club]]s include the [[Vienna Vikings|Vikings Vienna]] ([[American football]]), who won the [[Eurobowl]] title four times in a row between 2004 and 2007 and had a [[perfect season]] in 2013, the [[Hotvolleys Vienna]] ([[volleyball]]), the Vienna Wanderers ([[baseball]]), who won the 2012 and 2013 Championship of the Austrian Baseball League, and the [[Vienna Capitals]] ([[ice hockey]]). The [[European Handball Federation|European Handball Federation (EHF)]] is headquartered in Vienna. There are also three [[Rugby union|rugby]] clubs in the city: [[Vienna Celtic RFC|Vienna Celtic]], the oldest rugby club in Austria, [[RC Donau]], and Stade Viennois.
[[File:Vienna City Marathon 2015 - Reichsbrücke (3).JPG|thumb|[[Vienna City Marathon]] crossing the Reichsbrücke in 2015|left]]
In addition to team sports, Vienna offers a wide range of individual sports. The paths in the Prater or along the Donauinsel are popular running routes. The [[Vienna City Marathon]], which attracts more than 10,000 participants annually, typically takes place in May. Cyclists can choose from over 1,000 kilometers of cycle paths and numerous mountain bike trails in the Viennese mountains. [[Golf course]]s are available on the [[Wienerberg]] and in the Prater. The [[Vienna Open]] tennis tournament has taken place in the city since 1974. The matches are played on indoor [[hardcourt|hard court]]s in the [[Wiener Stadthalle]]. The City of Vienna also operates two [[Alpine skiing|ski slopes]], one on the Hohe-Wand-Wiese and another on the Dollwiese.

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