Place to go if you are in Vienna - love the tourist and the fact that you pay the same at the big chain stores here
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.
Stunning. And perfect to walk around with your loved ones =) Heldenplatz Square - dedicated to the victory over Napoleon
The Viennese City Park is around 65000 m. It has differente monuments, as the kurlason, a spa pavilion, the strauss monument Read more.
For paintings, I enjoyed my visit to "Kunsthistorisches Museum"=lots of paintings from 15th century and later (even the building itself is quite impressive) - Karine (Belgium)
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...
IMHO a MUST visit every time I come. Cake excellent, Coffee excellent, and who cares about The money when you get that atmosphere?
Now a museum, this is the place where the composer lived for a couple of years. Located at the Old Town, and just a few minutes away from St. Stephen's Cathedral.
Hochstrahlbrunnen schon mal abends gesehen! Ist einen Blick wenn nicht sogar Fotos wert!
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.
Simply a must on a beautiful spring/summer day for visitors aswell as locals! Best beer in Vienna and delicious food. As tourist attraction pretty expensive though...
Good alternative to citytours. I suggest you to check the timetable so you don't waste time waiting for it to pass while you could be discovering some interesting venues.
If you're visiting Vienna, make sure to stop by this luxurious street. And if you don't feel like spending a couple g's at Tiffany's, at least do some window shopping! lol
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).
