WienerWaldKreativSein translates to "Vienna Woods Being Creative" in English.

The Vienna Woods have always been a source of inspiration – for composers like Beethoven, Schubert, or Strauss. Perhaps it was the chirping of birds that inspired the artists to create a melody. For writers like Grillparzer or Kafka, who may have come up with new stories while walking. And for painters like Waldmüller or Schiele, who found one or another motif and new ideas here. Nothing has changed in this regard to this day: the artists from Gugging have always felt at home here. Renowned contemporary painters like Arnulf Rainer also enjoyed drawing inspiration from the Vienna Woods, and continue to do so today. Why not discover your own creativity here as well? A great opportunity for this is offered by a Vienna Woods Art Tour: Equipped with colors, pencils, sketchbooks, and whatever else is needed for drawing, participants will venture into the woods together with an academic painter, wilderness mentor, and mental trainer. No prior knowledge is required, just sturdy footwear and weather-appropriate clothing. A few playful exercises, some helpful technical tips, and the rest is simply about immersing oneself – in the woods, in what the senses perceive, in the joy of being creative. No matter what comes out of it: Whether it could pass as a work of art in a gallery or ends up as a beautiful memory hanging on the wall at home.