DON'T PAY FOR THE OVER EXPENSIVE CAT (=city airport train)! The normal express train (=S-Bahn) is nearly as fast and costs only a quarter!
Free wifi, clean room, good shower and you can choose to have breakfast for €4,50 or go out to eat
See Gustav Klimt's legendary painting "The Kiss" as well as major works by Schiele and Kokoschka for yourself. You’ll be delighted by the magnificent ba-roque palace complex and its extensive gardens. Read more.
You cant take photos pretty much. The most notable ones is The Kiss of course.
This is one of Vienna's most important monuments. A place for monarchs, this huge area is home to amazing gardens and sculptures that are sure to delight all visitors. Don't miss the French Garden.
Perfect place in vienna to relax, savor the sun, take long (seriously long) walks or simply read a book
Great view, skip the cafe -- the food and coffee suck and the waiters are grumpy as hell.
St. Stephen's Cathedral, the heart of Vienna and Austria's most eminent Gothic edifice, houses a wealth of art treasures. Read more.
What to say: the heart of #vienna; the super main center; a wonderful place always filled up with thousands of people.
The Liechtenstein City Palace is an architecural jewel and a magnificent aristocratic residence. It is situated in the heart of Vienna, close to the Burgtheater and the Volksgarten.
Designed by the same architecht with the University of Athens & the National library of Greece (which explains the resemblance)
I recommend the tour through the opera - goes for about 45 minutes - thus doable. It's quite interesting to see the backstage area which is three times as large as the opera guest area...
The home of the New Year's Concert of the Vienna Philharmonic. A concert of classical music, on every January 1. It is broadcast around the world to an estimated audience of 50 million in 73 countries
This concert hall, with its long and tall shoebox shape and many diffusive, sound scattering elements, has one of the world's best acoutics for classical music. Lean back and enjoy!
If you are looking for the ideal place for a souvenir photo, then Vienna's Stadtpark is the spot - at the foot of the golden Johann Strauß memorial, one of the world's most photographed monuments. Read more.
If you come with your Mexican passport, the access for you will be free to see Moctezuma's Penacho. The Penacho is the most amazing piece in this museum and was brought in 2012 from restauration.
Cool place to visit when you are in Vienna during Summer time. Check Web fo entertainment r program and excellent food opportunities at the Vienna's City Hall park! Highly recommended.
These gardens were once the private gardens of Emperor Franz Joseph I., the husband of the Empress Sisi. Read more.
The place is fabulous and the building itself is stunning !!!Great coffee and cakes in the elaborate cafe ☕️🍪The huge collection of fine paintings it's impressive.One of the best museums in the world
When you buy tickets to Naturhistorisches Museum, you get a free entrance to Ephesus Museum, Sammlung alter Musikinstrumenten and Hofjagd- und Rustkammer. Devote enough time to visit them all
E’ la chiesa della comunità’ italiana a Vienna. Chi volesse partecipare alla funzione religiosa domenicale lo potrà fare alle ore 11 in lingua italiana. Bella, semplice, in stile francescano.
In 1897 a number of Viennese artists broke their ties with the conservative Künstlerhaus and formed the new art association "Secession" and the motto, "To the Age, its Art. To Art, its Freedom."
1ST FLOOR / Auction Room/ COURTYARD - Best Schnitzel in Town / CELLAR - FR & SAT - Best Club in Town!
Worth to visit not only during Christmas period. Easter market with decorated eggs is very interesting! Altwiener Ostermarkt
Der unter Herzog Leopold VI. errichtete Berghof war der Gerichts- und Reuthof der Babenberger. Hier hatten auch die Weinbauern ihre Abgaben zu entrichten.
If you’re seeking a bit of religious history, stop by St. Ruprecht’s Church. Built in the year 740, it’s Vienna’s oldest church.
Must visit! the WOMB Interior Design shop in a 15th Century old cellar of Prince Eugene. Himmelpfortgasse 17, 1010 Wien
The American Bar (loosbar.at) was designed by Adolf Loos, an Austro-Hungarian architect prominent in the Art Nouveau movement. The bar is popular with an arty crowd.
Perfect hot chocolate and Sacher torte! :) cozy place!! Highly recommended!
Very old pedestrian shopping street ,you'll be going back several centuries.There are also many cafes and pastry shops , where you can stop for something to eat or to people watch 😜
€10 etrance fee for which u get a free admission of the other Jewish museum in Judenplatz.Exhibition is modern & interesting.U are gonna be amazed how many celebrities worldwide have Jewish origins.
Here, in the oldest part of the Imperial Palace (13th century), you find not only the Emperor’s Crown of the Holy Roman Empire (circa 962) and the Austrian Emperor’s Crown (1602).
Snag a table at the window, and this will be your breathtaking view. Omg gorgeous!
From Pablo Picasso to Andy Warhol and Franz West, the collection and special exhibitions represent a blend of tradition and experiment, past and present.
Bond and Milovy take a ride on the Grand Ferris Wheel in The Living Daylights (1987). Director John Glenn also worked with the wheel in The Third Man (1949) in which he was Assistant Sound Editor. Read more.
826 feet high, with two express elevators taking you to the rotating restaurant for a splendid view (at 564 feet) within 45 seconds. Read more.
One of the best Viennese SPA centres with numerous pools and a large sauna area. A large space is dedicated for kids of all ages from a narrow warmer pool for babies to fun waterslides for older kids.
Herausragende Kunstwerke! Z.B. Das jüngste Gericht von Bosch. Angenehm wenig Besucher. Man hat sowohl Zeit als auch Raum die Bilder auf sich wirken zu lassen. Immer einen Besuch wert!
Lovely place, no fee admission just you pay for each game. Family friendly place open till midnight 👍🏻
No other Viennese coffee house can claim to have served more geniuses over the years than Café Museum. Read more.
Best original "Wiener Schnitzel" in town and delicious deep fried potatos at reasonable prices.
The former court library is an architectural masterpiece of the Viennese baroque architect Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach and his son Emanuel. Read more.
Beautiful and celebrated Empress Elisabeth has long since become a cult figure. The Sisi Museum in the Imperial Apartments of the Imperial Palace compares the myth and the facts. Read more.
The Imperial Crypt is located beneath the Capuchin Church and is intended for members of Austria’s former Habsburg dynasty, who have been laid to rest in the crypt since 1633. Read more.
Must visit in Vienna with Klimt, Schiele and many pictures allowing us to remember how the world looked only 100 years ago!
The final resting place of Beethoven, Boltzmann, Brahms, Schoenberg, Strauss and Schubert amongst other musical geniuses. It is one of the largest cemeteries in the world, and the largest in Europe. Read more.
Before Sunrise tour --> http://surprisetours.at/1477/before-sunrise-film-tour-vienna/ Celine: "I was around the age when I first saw this. Hmm. Now I'm 10 years older and she's still 13, I guess."
A magnificent religious building with a large cupola: St. Charles' Church, the last work of the eminent baroque architect Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach. Read more.
Always great for taking pictures (especially in Spring when the cherry blossoms bloom or in Autumn).
interessante Architektur, auch im Vergleich zu den Nachbarhäusern im traditionellen Stil
Historical place.. No photos allowed inside.. Not even iPhone :( great rooms and ambience if you like history.. It has many cool stories
Just a few minutes away from St. Stephen's Cathedral is Vienna's museum of sound and music. Exhibitions here include ancient instruments, interactive installations, and musical inventions.
Car of Ferdinand d’Este from Sarajevo and many more interesting historical artifacts 👍
KUNST HAUS WIEN was established on the basis of the philosophy and artistic principles of the Austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser (1928 –2000).
Enter the city via Kohlmarkt and encounter the world at house number 9, where freytag & berndt, one of the biggest map stores of the world, is located and pianist Frédéric Chopin used to live.
Great place and must see in Vienna. A big Christmas market is placed here on new years holidays
Amazing collection (I loved the stones!), animated dinosaur, on Wednesday open till 21, free entrance for people under 19 (with document), lovely museum shop accessible from outside without a ticket.
If you have more time to spare, you really must pay a visit to the fabulous Kurpark Oberlaa, which was built for the Vienna International Garden Show in 1974. Read more.
if you love butterflies youll love Schmetterlingshaus. it is really hot and moist but that wont spoil the beauty.
The Naschmarkt is where the Viennese come to buy fresh fruit and vegetables, meats and cheeses – and to mingle and munch. Take your pick for lunch from the restaurants lining the Linkewienzeile.
Probably the best microbrewery in Vienna. Have a seat by the bar and enjoy Hop Devil India Pale Ale. Cheers!
Rare place in Vienna where I can get a burger that both tastes well and is a big enough portion to actually still my hunger. And for the 1st time ever, the bun is actually tasty, too.
Adored this place! A new fav. We were there during breakfast and thrilled with the delicious vegan options. Try the oatmeal! Heads up: cats roam around. They accommodated gluten free with a smile.
Really good (HUGE) schnitzel & wine. Our waiter was super friendly...no complaints about the service at all. I would recommend reservations for dinner...the line was halfway down the block.
The bread overall is good, but not the best in Vienna. Baguette is excellent, other white bread not special at all. Avoid brioche ("Mürbes Kipferl" et.al.), it's bad and very expensive.
Ottimo cibo tipico:patate,zuppa,fettina panata,filetto di carne,strudel (unica nota dolente),acqua/birra,tot 61 euro.Personale cortese e posto molto carino.Che dire CONSIGLIATISSIMO!!!
Located in a slightly bohemian quarter of Vienna, Wild's menu offers a lighter and more varied alternative to typical Austrian fare. Vienna beisl/Paris brasserie in one.
Should definitely try the Viennese fried-chicken salad... and ask for some extra pumpkin-seed oil!
The presentation of the food was great - so much love for detail and it was just a breakfast. Had the breakfast sandwich, which was delicious. They also have a great vegan breakfast.
Super cute place! Müsli selection is awesome! Lots of healthy options and even gluten free options! They do other things like waffles, bagels, salads, and pancakes. Yummers!
This is a convenient place for people who like snacks. They serve grilled sausages and also the skandinavien Skaen.
Take your table at Zum Schwarzen Kameel (0043 1 5338125; kameel.at; mains from about £20), an intimate establishment dating back to 1618 and an interior full of exquisite Art Deco flourishes.
Best food in the 1st district. Hands down. Vegans are especially well served here as well as gluten free folks. Everything is fresh and made in house. Lots of healthy options. I love this place!
Great place for a healthy lunch! Amazing (but limited) choice of absolutely healthy, high class food for a very decent price. Approx. € 12-14 for lunch, drink and dessert.
These are really more of desserts rather than sandwiches. They are terribly small though delicious. Considering their price, it would take maybe 20 euro to satisfy my hunger :)
Possibly Vienna's cheapest market for fresh produce. The quality varies wildly, however. Make sure to stroll around and see where you can get the best vegetables and fruit!
One of Vienna's best 'Heurigen'. Cosy, traditional yet modern, and above all a full range of top class wines.
This place will make your day! Small but very atmospheric coffee place, you will have fun and of course great coffee.
Yummy baguettes and excellent (real!) tea. This place is great both for a quick bite and a relaxed break. A new favorite!
Very nice in the summer, the Schanigarten (beer garden) and also the ability to get after midnight small, hot food! Read more.
non smoking place without sockets but the place to be in 1060 if u like places like prückel, hawelka &co
You'll hardly find another place that says more "Vienna" than this one. Perfect for grabbing a quick snack after going out or getting a midnight crave of heavy Austrian cuisine. Read more.
Grab a coffee at Café Korb (cafekorb.at), a simple, authentic little spot full of charm and quirkiness. This is where Sigmund Freud and colleagues met for coffee, cake and psychoanalysis.
The place has no menu, so don't ask for one to pretend to be local :) the waiters just name all kinds of coffee and stuff.
This legendary literati café which counted Arthur Schnitzler, Peter Altenberg and Adolf Loos among its regulars has a charm of its own that transforms a visit into an experience. Read more.
Round off the afternoon at the wonderfully atmospheric Café Sperl (Gumpendorfer Strasse 11).
my recent neighborhood discovery - delicious Vegan/vegetarian food. Tofu crumble with tomatoes, onions and herbs - d e l i c i o u s
Go for Tian Brut, the perfect pink sparkling wine to enjoy (responsibly) in the sun. Its actually made like champagne, so your stomach will be grateful. Cheetah
The Viennese Goulash and Cheese Gnocchi were lovely. Also recommend the Schwechater beer!
Nice place for soups and salads with low prices. Food is tasty and portion is big. There is no menu in English, but staff will recommend you the best.
Great sunny, bright, spot for a boozy lunch. Top notch cheese boards, and wine selection.
Very good food in a nice atmosphere, definite recommendation for authentic Austrian cuisine.
One of the best restaurants I dined in Vienna. The food is excellent. The portions are large enough to make you full twice. Prices are resonable. Lovely garden with a retractable sunroof. Lovely!
Amazing austrian cuisine ! With big portions for a good price and nice staff ! Ask for flo he is the king here ! Food is just incredible ! Test the specials of the week or month !
lovely cafe with the "reserved window table" for "some" people.. so called reserved, as a great lie ! bu "en güzel masanın rezerve olması" gerzekliği bi bizde var sanmayın!
Special place for a dinner,traditional meals and beer. I liked it( for me everything I tried was delicios except potato salad)))
Great traditional food with friendly but a little strange service. Watch out: you get bretzls with your meal, but they aren't free! Also service not included.
One of the best ice cream shops in Vienna. There's also vegan options and many unique tastes.
Right near Stephansplatz you will find Vienna’s oldest restaurant (since 1447), with its vaulted dining rooms and a shady garden. The ideal setting to try the local traditional Viennese cuisine. Read more.
Food is quite good. Both, creative and tasty (doesn't always coincide). Stuff is attentive and friendly. Cocktails are 4+ out of 5, not so bad. Interior somewhat bizarre, public is somewhat random.
Vienna’s best-known luxury restaurant. The Tafelspitz is an absolute must – a tender joint of boiled beef that simply melts in the mouth. Read more.
The Palmenhaus (0043 1 533 10 33; palmenhaus.at), is a magnificent palm tree-filled glasshouse/café/bar/restaurant in the Hofburg Palace gardens and popular with visitors and the Viennese alike.
Official apple store in Austria, same services as in other European stores with 44 languages speaking stuff. Visitors can participate in free Today at Apple sessions every day ...
This is one of my favorite spots. Food is always good (and changing), but the mainstay cheeseburger packs the house. Friendly people, street side tables, and a yummy brunch.
