Vienna

Discover the best things to do in Vienna, Austria’s cultural gem. Immerse yourself in grandeur at Schönbrunn Palace, marvel at St. Stephen’s Cathedral, and indulge in the Viennese coffee culture at iconic cafes. Embrace the artistic allure of museums like the Kunsthistorisches Museum. Enjoy a performance at the Vienna State Opera or a leisurely stroll in the vibrant Naschmarkt. With its rich history, artistic heritage, and timeless charm, Vienna promises an unforgettable experience for all. Welcome to a world of elegance and cultural wonders in the heart of Austria.

POPULAR SIGHTS IN VIENNA

OUTDOOR PLACES, PARKS, BEACHES

For nature enthusiasts, Vienna Woods, just a short distance from the city, beckons with hiking trails, perfect for escaping into lush greenery. Climbing enthusiasts can test their skills at Kahlenberg, offering breathtaking views of the city. The mighty Danube River provides opportunities for thrilling watersports, from kayaking to stand-up paddleboarding. In winter, venture to nearby ski resorts for exhilarating skiing experiences – Semmering (1.5 hours from Vienna), Stuhleck (1 hour away), Schneeberg (2 hours away), Lackenhof (2 hours away), Annaberg (2 hours away).

While Vienna may not have beaches, it compensates with delightful parks that invite relaxation and picnics. Prater Park located in Vienna’s 2nd district, home to the iconic Giant Ferris Wheel (since 1897), offers ample green space for strolling, cycling, and even boating – there is a lake for a leisurely boat paddle. Families can enjoy various attractions like the Prater Amusement Park, with thrilling rides and games. Augarten, with its enchanting gardens, is perfect for a leisurely afternoon. Explore the treasure troves of thrifting in Vienna’s flea markets, like Naschmarkt and Flohmarkt am Donaukanal, where unique finds await. With its perfect blend of outdoor adventures, green oases, and hidden gems, Vienna promises a delightful experience for every traveler.

Vienna FAQ

3 days should be enough.
Most of the shops are closed.
Yes, Vienna is easy to walk around or you can youse public transport.
April to May or Sepmtember to October.
The Mall Wien Mitte
Q19 - Einkaufsquartier Döbling
Gerngross Shopping Mall
Donau Zentrum
Vienna University of Economics and Business (Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien - WU)
Gasometer City
Hundertwasserhaus
Vienna Secession Building (Wiener Secession)
Wotruba Church