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01. Innere Stadt
0.1 miles from downtown
Vienna’s historic sites (and shopping district) are in the city center by Ringstrasse Boulevard. St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the Hofburg museum complex, Rathaus (town hall), State Opera, Burg Theater and Vienna University are within walking distance. Graben and Kärntner Strasse are the main shopping streets, with international and local options.
Places to stay from $28 a night
02. Leopoldstadt
1.1 miles from downtown
This district features two of Vienna’s biggest draws in one place: the Prater Park and its giant Ferris Wheel. A fairly traditional neighborhood, with many synagogues and kosher shops that cater to the largely Jewish population. On Saturdays, visit the bustling Karmeliter Market for food and contemporary art.
Places to stay from $12 a night
03. Landstraße
1.2 miles from downtown
The mainly residential 3rd district features several museums and a shopping mall above Landstrasse-Wien Mitte station. The district’s star attraction is the Belvedere, with its baroque gardens and Klimt’s "Kiss." Other museums include the KunstHausWien and MAK. See a concert at Wiener Konzerthaus for a touch of classical or world music.
Places to stay from $17 a night
04. Wieden
1.1 miles from downtown
With its young and friendly charm, Vienna’s 4th district is home to the Technical University, the Wien Museum, and St. Charles' Church with Karlsplatz Square, site of a popular Christmas Market. Join the young and trendy in the friendly Freihausviertel, full of boutiques, hip bars and small restaurants.
Places to stay from $21 a night
05. Margareten
1.6 miles from downtown
Margareten’s on the rise. This blue-collar district is blossoming into a post-industrial haven for artists, hipsters and cool cats. At the heart of it all is Margaretenplatz, a lively square that brims with funky bars and kooky boutiques. Catch an arthouse flick at Filmcasino, then slip into Schlossquadrat’s hidden wine gardens for refreshments.
Places to stay from $14 a night
07. Neubau
1.3 miles from downtown
Neubau is an enchanting mix of old and new. For quintessential Viennese charm, walk through historic Spittelberg with its narrow alleys and Biedermeier-style houses. Head to Neubaugasse and the surrounding streets for shopping. The Volkstheater ("people’s theater") founded in 1889 hosts year-round shows (check their website for details).
Places to stay from $27 a night
08. Josefstadt
1.1 miles from downtown
The smallest district is a popular residential area very close to the city center. Josefstadter Strasse features many local Viennese cafes, small boutiques and restaurants with various cuisines. Baroque art fans shouldn’t miss the Piarist Church of Maria Treu with its picturesque square.
Places to stay from $28 a night
09. Alsergrund
1.1 miles from downtown
Alsergrund was the birthplace of Schubert and hometown of Sigmund Freud. Freud’s house on Berggasse 19 gives insight into his life and practice. Visit the neo-Gothic Votive Church bordering Ringstrasse and the Servitenviertel Quarter, with Vienna’s oldest Jewish Cemetery. Enjoy (mainly French) cuisine in the area around the French School.
Places to stay from $28 a night
With all of Vienna's imperial palaces, countless architectural achievements, and a world-renowned cafe culture, there's almost too much to do in Austria's amazing capital.
The historic city center is like an open-air museum, so it's no surprise it was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ringstrasse Boulevard is lined with beautiful buildings like the Rathaus (town halll), the Spanish Riding School, and the Hofburg Palace. However, the best place to check out the city's main sights is in the MuseumsQuartier – a collection of great museums, as well as cozy cafes and bars all housed in former stables. Highlights include the MUMOK, Leopold Museum, Kunsthalle, Architekturzentrum, and the interactive children's museum Zoom.
Enjoy the unique atmosphere of Vienna's coffee shops at Café Schwarzenberg—the oldest café on the Ringstrasse—which serves traditional liver dumpling soup and apple strudel. There's also Café Central, where icons like Leo Trotsky and Sigmund Freud used to gather. Then head over to the Riesenrad for some beautiful views over the city. This classic Ferris wheel is 215 feet tall and takes about 20 minutes to make a full rotation.
Vienna International Airport is right outside the city limits and can be reached easily by train, bus or taxi.
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| Most popular time to visit | June-August |
| Cheapest time to visit | March-May |
| Local currency | € 1 = $1.11 |
| Language | German |
| Average weekend price | $131 per night |
| Average weekday price | $134 per night |
| Average stay | 2 nights |
Schönbrunn Palace
3.2 miles from downtown
Vienna State Opera
0.4 miles from downtown
St. Stephen's Cathedral
In downtown
Hundertwasserhaus
1 miles from downtown
Vienna City Hall
0.7 miles from downtown
Hofburg
0.3 miles from downtown
Naschmarkt
0.8 miles from downtown
Museumsquartier
0.7 miles from downtown
Graben
0.1 miles from downtown
Belvedere Palace
1.2 miles from downtown
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I loved churches in Vienna The people around the food the...
March 30, 2020
I loved churches in Vienna The people around the food the tourist locations. very recommended place to go around. so much more to do but bcoz of corona we went limited place only. we should be back here again. definitely worth to tour place in vienna
Unfortunately, because of Coronavirus, the Austria...
March 16, 2020
Unfortunately, because of Coronavirus, the Austria government decided to close most of the public places that tourists go. We were unable to visit many places we planned on going, so there's nothing much to give a review at this time. Stores and restaurants close kind of early. If you can navigate the public transportation system, it is very convenient to get around the city, and buying a 24 hour (or 48 hour, etc.) pass is worth the money.
The city is just beautiful, though I'd recommend to...
March 9, 2020
The city is just beautiful, though I'd recommend to travel in the Spring/ summer as it's a bit grey in the winter. The city center is just close to everything, you can walk from one place to another, very comfortable and easy transport and delicious food.
I really enjoyed going to the Tiergarten, and the market.
March 8, 2020
I really enjoyed going to the Tiergarten, and the market. I wish I would have had time to go see any of the museums, or go to something at the Opera house. We also enjoyed doing the musical event at St. Anne's Church, and can highly recommend it (You can find it on trip adviser as one of the top rated events). You can pass on the Sachar Torte at the Hotel Sachar- we found the torte dry and uninspiring.
Vienna is a city for the soul.
March 8, 2020
Vienna is a city for the soul. If you don’t have one, then go to Paris. Vienna takes time to get to know. You should explore on your own, not with groups. I like Vienna as a foodie town. The Austrian wines are the best with their foods. Their winds are underrated, which makes them the best value. Vienna has vineyards to hike through, within the city limits, and small wine villages to explore. There is so much culture here. But do fun stuff too, like Prater Amusement park, wich is older than the US Republic.
it was mainly a business trip, but I had time to visit some...
March 7, 2020
it was mainly a business trip, but I had time to visit some places in Vienna. I wanted to go outside the city, but the weather was not so favorable. I recommend visiting during spring and summer (May-Jully).
03. Landstraße, Vienna
From $77 per night
03. Landstraße, Vienna
From $94 per night
01. Innere Stadt, Vienna
From $367 per night
09. Alsergrund, Vienna
From $135 per night
03. Landstraße, Vienna
From $126 per night
