"Wurstelprater" by Felix Salten (1868 - 1945) and Emil Mayer (1871 - 1938) is one of the key texts of Viennese Modernism. The author and the photographer, one a literary master of transformation, the other a pioneer of modern photography, take us on a vivid text-image journey into the Viennese "Wurstelprater" of 1911 and into the contradictions of a turning point in time. Felix Salten's "Wurstelprater" is a journey into a different, unknown Vienna, into the last wilderness of the Danube metropolis, so to speak. The "Wurstelprater," reissued after several decades, is accompanied by an extensive commentary section. A team of international cultural scholars presents the "Wurstelprater" within the context of contemporary discourses.